Eric and Alex are ready to get a little heady, as anime go this one's quit deep, and this episodes length is a little steep. Get in the Eva Shinji, cause this show is super bingey. Find out our opinions on the controversial Neon Genesis Evangelion on this episode of Monsters Vs Men. 

Eric and Alex celebrate their 100th episode the only way that is fitting for MvM. With the end of Godzilla Singular Point! Join us on this celebratory episode that asks, was Professor Lee used to her fullest utility? Or was her presence of no consequence. Does the show make sense, or does it need quickly need to be dispense(d)?

Eric and Alex tackle Godzilla Singular Point, and determine if the first half gets to the point. Is the science too heady? Is our favorite character Jetty?

Eric and Alex Are joined by Professor Kaiju, to discuss if the themes in SSSS Dynazenon make us blue. We discuss who we ship and if the characters make us throw a fit.

Eric and Alex have arrived at the big dance. Which movie makes the most of it's big chance? Listen to find out which film can tout that it has the most clout

Eric and Alex discuss if Psycho Goreman is just a bore, man. Or if it is a rough gem with too few sins. We also discuss if concept is enough for a movie to succeed, and if the characters are more lively than weeds.

Eric and Alex can't agree on Love and Monsters. Is it gem or does it belong in a bin? Are we interested in Joel's journey, or is this story so slow it belongs on a gurney?

Eric and Alex discuss the monster beyond the fog. Is the acting stiff like a log or as lively as a frog. Did we think the effects were stellar or did we think these props should be burnt in a smelter? 

Eric and Alex are all depressed because the atmosphere in The Mist is so suppressed. we discuss if the ending has any meaning, or is it just there to send viewers careening. Are the concepts here good enough to stand on their own or are they half-grown?

Eric and Alex discuss if their love for The Ritual is habitual. Is this movie a successful allegory, or does it ditch it all to get a little gory?