Monsters Vs Men

Monsters Vs Men

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Monsters Vs Men episodes

  • Godzilla: The Planet Eater ft. Blunova

    Eric and Alex dive deep into the oft-maligned finale to the oft-maligned Godzilla Anime Trilogy. Is a lack of plot a problem when big ideas are presented? Are three snake Ghidorahs better than one? Plus Blunova joins us for our rewards and a discussion about the expectations of long running franchise.

    1 hr 10 min
  • Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle Ft. Taylor from Giant Monster Messages

    The second film of the Godzilla anime introduces Mechagodzilla... kind, and Mothra... kinda. So is the film kinda good? Or is this treatment of Godzilla kinda rude? Plus, Eric and Alex discuss if Haruo is an evolving character and if the Bilasaludo are actually villains. Finally, Taylor from Giant Monster Messages joins us for and our awards!

    1 hr
  • Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters

    When Godzilla goes anime, what do Eric and Alex have to say? Our reactions about Haruo and his crew, might just surprise you. We also discuss why this film might get so much hate within the Godzilla community, and I also wonder why it sounds like Eric occasionally rubs his microphone on his face.

    48 min
  • Shin Godzilla

    From boardrooms, to the flaming remains of Tokyo, Eric and Alex discuss what does and doesn't work about the fan favorite, Shin Godzilla. Is the film all fluff? Or does it just have all the right stuff? This episode has all the hard hitting question you come to expect. Do googly eyes belong on Godzilla? Why is Eric so quiet the first 15 minutes of the episode? (Technical Difficulties). And of course, what is that hanging from Godzilla's neck?

    56 min
  • Millennium Era Mowdown

    Here it is, the best episode of the Millennium (Mellainium?). Eric and Alex tackle the ranking of the Millennium Era Godzilla Films, and may come to blows at the end of it. Will GMK take the top spot? Or will it be everyone's kinda sorta, not really favorite, Godzilla 98? Probably not the latter, but listen to find out!

    56 min
  • Godzilla: Final Wars

    Godzilla ends the Millennium series with a bang. Eric and Alex have their strongest difference of opinion yet. Will the show end? After the divorce, who gets to keep Monsters Vs Men? Did Godzilla really kill 10 monsters in 30 seconds? Find out here in the Final (Not actually) episode of Monsters Vs Men.

    49 min
  • Godzilla: Tokyo SOS ft. Jack AKA GMAN

    Godzilla dances with not one, not two, but three Mothras in Tokyo SOS. Does Mechagodzilla really text? Can a dead Godzilla really befriend a mechanic? Plus Jack, or GMAN as he's known on Twitter joins us for our awards. He also has a surprising announcement, that is completely unedited, at the very end of the episode.

     

    You can follow GMAN on Twitter @GMANonScified

     

    PS Eric and Alex forget to talk about the post-credits scene that they both loved.

    54 min
  • Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla

    Here we go again! Godzilla fights his chrome relative in what could be the oddest monster origin yet. Eric and Alex discuss if Akane is a nihilist, if Alex's idea for this movie is better than this movie, and if the absolute zero canon should have just been mounted to a pole.

    If you'd like to donate to the gofundme for David, a past guest and host of the Kaiju Apostle Podcast, whose daughter is in the fight for her life please go here bit.ly/roarforharlow .

    Also don't miss our collaboration on Kaiju Quarantine on April 4th and 5th where we provide movie commentary for some classic Kaiju films, you can join our discord here bit.ly/kaijuquarantine . 

    45 min
  • Godzilla Vs Megagurius

    Eric and Alex tackle the oft maligned Godzilla Vs Megaguirus, but is it really that bad? Or maybe? Just maybe? This is actually a Showa Era Godzilla film. Eric and Alex also bring back the Monsterpiece theater, featuring two returning guests, and a baby burp.

    38 min

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With attention to detail and an appreciation for the genre, a film snob and a fanboy explore the meaning behind monster movies.