For this episode we are coming back to the States for the parody film Eight Legged Freaks, in which a small unsuspecting town is invaded by giant spiders. This movie even has some recognizable stars like David Arquette (Scream) and a young Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow). But did this movie invade our hearts? Or were our spirits squashed by its silliness? Listen and find out! 

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The ending track is Itsy Bitsy Spider by Joey Deluxe

In the 1970s, Godzilla movies began to stray from their anti-nuclear message and instead focused on a new issue: Pollution! No film personifies that message quite like our film this week, Godzilla vs. Hedorah. But did we enjoy this slimy film? Or does it get lost in the smog? Listen and find out! 

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The final track is Save the Earth by Riichiro Manabe 

Dictators, kidnapped filmmakers, and giant monsters are just part of the story behind this week's film Pulgasari. But how does the incredible making of story behind this movie translate to the images onscreen? And what do the hosts think about the newly arrived Godzilla Criterion Collection? Listen and find out!

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The end track is a cover of the Main Title, original song by So Jong Gon, cover by Kweer Kaiju

This week our hosts sat down and watched All Monsters Attack, often considered the worst film in the Godzilla franchise. Does it deserve the bad rap? Or is it actually an unappreciated gem? Listen and find out! 

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The end track is a combination of Along Side the Tracks on the Way Home and Godzilla vs. Kamacuras by Kunio Miyauchi

Well folks, I would like to apologize for missing last week. We'll try our best to not let it happen again (but it will). But this week we have a great treat: the 2006 South Korean movie The Host! But did our hosts like this award-winning film? Listen and find out! 

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The end track is In Praise of the Han River by Byeong Woo Lee

The year was 1968 and ticket sales were dwindling for the Godzilla franchise. In a decision to 'end' the series, Toho grabbed every serviceable monster suit they had in the storage closet and threw them in front of the camera for Destroy All Monsters. Was the result any good? Listen and find out! 

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The end track is Title Credits by Akira Ifukube 

Have you ever wondered what the film Gorgo would be like if poor Ogra had two parents? And what if said parents had wings? And what if the parents had atomic rays eerily similar to Godzilla's?! Well, all of those questions are answered in the movie Gappa: The Triphibian Monster. But were our hosts happy with those answers? Or where they angry like Gappa? Listen and find out!  

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The end track is Baby Gappa & His Parents Fly Away by Seitaro Omori 

If you have ever wondered what Godzilla would be like as a parent, then do we have the movie for you! In this episode, our hosts dissect the film  Son of Godzilla, in which the king of monsters is thrust into fatherhood when his son Minilla is hatched from his egg. Did the film live up to its epic premise? Or does it fall flat on its back like Minilla throwing a tantrum? Listen and find out! 

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The end track is Kamacuras by Masaru Sato

When a movie has a character named SAM SLADE in it, that automatically means it's awesome, right? Well, maybe. Listen to our hosts as they review the British monster film Gorgo to see if the film deserves to have a character with the name SAM SLADE in it! 

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The end track is the Main Title by Angelo Lavagnino 

First off, I want to apologize for the background noise in this episode. That being said, in this installment of our podcast we sail off to an island in the South Seas where Godzilla, Mothra, a giant shrimp/lobster thing called Ebirah, a terrorist organization building nuclear bombs, and a giant condor all collide for an epic showdown. But was it epic enough for our hosts' tastes? Listen and find out!

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The end track is the Main Title by Masaru Sato (also unintentional background music courtesy of Downton Abbey)