Alex and Eric caught Godzilla Vs Kong with JR from Drift Space and the duo from Kaiju Weekly, Travis and Michael. These are our initial reactions, recorded outside in 40 degree weather. 

Eric and Alex bring on Andrew Roebuck and Fae Baesir for an episode all about expectations for GVK. What will make us hate it? What will make us love it? Do we care if we get spoiled or not? Is being a Canadian a mark for or against Andrew? Find out this week on MVM! 

Eric and Alex discuss if Uprising does anything surprising. Does Alex's opinion on the film change? Or is this the equivalent of a Kaiju with mange? We also discuss what works better in this film than the original.

Eric and Alex cover Pacific Rim, is the world focused or off on a whim? We also discuss if the characters are fleshed out, and if the action makes us shout. Was the films world believable or was it unachievable? Plus the best Gwendar yet.

Do Alex and Eric gorge on this movie because they love George. Are the characters so good that our lips are smacking, or were they just completely lacking. Is The Rock a wet sock worthy of a mock? Or should we take stock and enjoy him cleaning Lizzie's clock.

Eric and Alex wrap up King Kong with a Punch Out. Our final rating and rankings are sure to make some pout. Which big ape film stands tall above them all? And which ones fell into typical pitfalls? 

Eric and Alex discuss the final Kong film before Godzilla Vs. Kong. Does Skull Island make a case for Team Kong, or does this monkey fizzle instead of sizzle?  Plus we discuss if this film really has shallow characters, and if we like Kong better alive or dead at the end of these films.

Eric and Alex discuss if this Kong by Peter Jackson relies too much on action, or does it leave us with satisfaction? This Kong is definitely strong, but is the film overlong? Does Jack Black need to be sacked, or is this his best act?

Is The Mighty Kong a bomb, or does it pass with aplomb. Ok, lets be real, its a bomb. Eric and Alex second guess their entire existence after this film, and apologize to their listeners if they watched this film.

Does King Kong make the most out of returning from the dead? Or does this film belong in the ground instead? Was Kong the only one that lost his heart, or did the film lose it too?