We take a look at a mostly forgotten children's show developed and aired on Netflix in a first for the streaming era. Will this show take the bottom spot of the animated Kong adaptations we've seen (so far) or will it make up for its tiny tyke audience? We dive into all that and more on this week's episode looking at 2016's "Kong: King of the Apes".

We take a look at Minoru Kawasaki's hilarious take on generations of Ultraman parody this week with his love letter to both Showa and Heisei era TV kaiju. Will this more earnest and less farcical comedy stand out in his filmography or will this be a skippable offense of a film? Find out with us as we watch for the first time 2015's "Outerman"

We finish off the duology of Attack on Titan as live action cinema this week with a world-ending sequel that diverts from the source material. But will these changes sit right with fans, or will they have a hard time swallowing this bitter Titan pill? Find out as we stick our necks out into 2015's "Attack on Titan Pt. 2"

We start in on two weeks of live action Attack on Titan reviews with this first part being a fairly faithful adaptation of the source material in the manga and anime. Will this more accurate depiction of the Giant-slaying world appease fan's ravenous appetite for Titan content? Find out along with us as we look at 2015's "Attack on Titan Pt. 1"

We finally finish the 4th film in the Mega Shark series, putting to bed one of the longest of the Asylum kaiju series. Will this film with its more traditional villain fit into the kaiju canon or will we get just more fin in this series finish? Find out as we brave the dark waters of 2015's "Mega Shark Vs Kolossus"

This week we set our sights on one of the most unique kaiju films on our watch list, and a sweet holiday film we should have done for our X-mas special. Will this Gamera and Ultra Q inspired love story resonated or does this movie deserve to be called a kaiju film at all? Find out what its all about as we look at 2015's "Love & Peace"

We look at an unlikely and seemingly unconnected sequel to Gareth Edwards 2010 indy film that put him on the kaiju map. But will new director Tom Green (not that Tom Green) be able to take the torch and run or will this heavy handed war film fall flat? Find out as we examine 2014's "Monsters: Dark Continent"

Finally after feasting on scraps this season we get to the Hollywood project that likely made if possible for this podcast to exist. Reigniting a passion for kaiju and the Big G for over a decade this week we take a look back at the start of the Monsterverse and the Legendary films kaiju films by breaking down one of the most truly interesting looking takes on the monster that we have seen since the 1990s. This week we are delighted to offer to you all during these holidays a present of the film from our shared past, this is 2014's "GODZILLA"!

Here we are over half way through the Mega Shark series and we are only regretting them onto the Kaiju list a lot. This week the megaladon take on an AI powered submarine that looks just like him, but will this Mechagodzilla leaning plot be enough for us to take interest into this Asylum film or be a case of too little and too late, discover the answer with us as we dive into 2013's "Mega Shark Vs. Mecha Shark"

We take a look at a throwback to giant insect films of yesterday's Hollywood, but one that still failed to make a big splash. In a film that feels like it should be a part of the Asylum productions can this relatively star-studded film stand out or will this fail to muster up? Find out with us as we dive into "Big Ass Spider"