The episode Heather has been anticipating!

Join the team as they delve into the most political Godzilla film since 1954. Lee, Heather and Chris are bringing all their love of Neon Genesis Evangelion to the table to discuss Hideaki Anno's adventurous entry into the world of Godzilla with 2016's Shin Godzilla.

Send us a text

The long journey to the Monsterverse ends here!

Join Lee, Heather, and Chris as they revisit the now decade-old revival of the Godzilla franchise in the states, with the film that started an ongoing cinematic universe featuring two of the most iconic movie monsters known to man, this is 2014's Godzilla!

Send us a text

IT HAS ARRIVED!

The movie you, and our hosts have all been waiting for, it's Godzilla's 50th anniversary, and the gang is celebrating this franchise with the cocaine-fueled madness of a film that crams everything and the kitchen sink into 2 hours that never stop moving. It's not the end, but it's all been building up to this; this is Godzilla: Final Wars

Send us a text

MOTHRA! GODZILLA! MECHAGODZILLA! FAMILY-TREE CONFUSION!

Join your hosts as they follow up last episode's film with its direct sequel, a film that features a never-before-discussed Toho monster from the Showa era, as well as some of the best creature effects of the Millennium era, this is 2003's Godzilla: Tokyo SOS

Send us a text

This week, Radio Free Godzilla is talking about Neon Genesis Evangeli- I mean Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla.

The gang has some thoughts on the Millennium Mechagodzilla's debut, with baseball cameos, and familiar plot-beats (in more ways than one), join Heather, Lee and Chris for this episode's discussion of 2002's Godzilla X Mechagodzilla

Send us a text

THE VENGEFUL GOD OF DESTRUCTION VS THE THREE GUARDIAN MONSTERS!

The gang is back to tackle a unanimously praised Godzilla film; one that takes the most risks, offers the most human drama in ages, and delivers a level of seriousness that's been lacking in the Millennium Era up to this point. Join Heather, Lee and Chris as they discuss Shusuke Kaneko's 2001 epic with a mouthful of a title, Godzilla, Mothra & King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack!

Send us a text

BUGS! BLACK HOLES! DISCOURSE!

Lee, Heather and Chris cross swords in what is arguably the most polarizing discussion yet, delving into the second film of the Millennium Era; one featuring black hole guns, prehistoric dragonflies, and some Showa era nonsense in 2000's Godzilla vs Megaguirus

Send us a text

The real Godzilla is BACK!

The gang is back and reunited with the Japanese Godzilla as he comes out of retirement a few years early. This is the start of the Millennium Era and an all new reboot for the Big-G as Lee, Heather and Chris discuss the King of the Monsters' return to form in the film that corrected the record from Tristar, the new millennium's Godzilla 2000

Send us a text

The day of reckoning is here.

In the most chaotic episode yet (featuring writer & friend-of-the-show Dylan Sindelar) the gang tackles a film that raises a number of questions. A film that is titled Godzilla, but bears no relation to the franchise at large. A film featuring multiple cast members of The Simpsons and extremely bizarre jabs at film critics.

This is TriStar's 1998 disaster, "Godzilla."

Send us a text

The end is here...

The gang is tackling the apocalyptic tragedy that is the death of Godzilla. The Heisei era comes to a close, and the big guy is at death's door. Lee and Heather discuss their teary reactions to the most dramatic film in the Heisei era, and Chris is impressed with the way the film brings everything full circle. These are the consequences of mankind's arrogance in creating the Oxygen Destroyer, 1995's Heisei finale, Godzilla vs Destoroyah

Send us a text