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For the past 20 years, The Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards have served as both a checklist and signpost for excellence in classic horror fandom around the world.
Last year, we here at Record All Monsters received a nomination in the category of Best Multimedia website. This year we have once again been nominated, this time in the new category of Best Podcast, and to win, we need your support.
How can I, a simple but very attractive listener to Record All Monsters, support you in this campaign you ask? It’s easy. Go to w w w dot rondo award dot com and copy paste the ballot into an email. Once you’ve made your selection, and you can vote in as many or as few categories as you choose, send that email to taraco at aol dot com. That’s t a r a c o at aol dot com. And make sure to vote for Record All Monsters in the Best Podcast category.
We’re also trying to get our friend Nathanael Ross Smith an award. Please contact us for a selection of his monster art from the past year to attach to your Rondo ballot.
We’ve only been nominated these past two years because of your support, and everyone here at RAM is extremely grateful. After you vote, please spread the word to anyone you think might do the same. We’ve done all that we can, the rest is up to you.
Vote Loud, Vote Proud, Vote RAM for Best Podcast in the 2022 Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards, and remember that Monsters are your friends.

Today, you get to make up your own joke to in our description! Courtney and Robert love Son of Godzilla, and if you listen to this episode, you'll find out why!

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We take a look at 3 Kaiju movies from outside of Japan, (2 from Korea, one from India) that are considered lost for one reason or another. 
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Yongary Glen Ross. There. After our discussion on 1967's only extant Kaiju offering from Korea, we play a game based around German release titles of previous episode subjects.

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This movie has everything: Mad Scientists, submarines, dinosaurs, gorillas, hovercrafts, Mia Hama, robots, helicopters, big snakes. Therefore, this episode of Record All Monsters has everything, PLUS Courtney! AND Nathanael Ross Smith!

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We take a Quick Look at 1966's The King Kong Show, the animated series from which King Kong Escapes was spun off. You'll learn more about Rankin/Bass Productions than you probably ever wanted to know.

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Super producer Courtney returns to talk with Robert about Gappa, AKA Monster from a Prehistoric Planet and then plays the game ReMake or ReFake. 

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We begin our look at the third stringers of the '67 Kaiju Boom with The X From Outer Space, one of the most divisive monster movies ever. Monster Kid Hall of Famer Derek M. Koch joins us once again for a freewheeling discussion on where we land on this much maligned movie before tackling our game "X Marks the Spot", which is even more tangentially related to our our topic than usual.

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Here, for your entertainment and edification, is a preview of our upcoming PATREON EXCLUSIVE show, I Never Twinsed A Single Peak. Starting January 1st.
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While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.