Stomp This Way

Once again, let me apologize for the poor audio. It is okay for about the first 30 minutes, and then it goes to crap. But that aside, this week we are reviewing Shin Kamen Rider, the third film in the Shin trilogy. This time, Anno is bringing Kamen Rider to the big screen, but is Anno able to pull this off without frequent collaborator Higuchi? Or is this just a forgettable Rider adventure? Listen and find out!

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Final track is "Let's Go!! RIDER KICK desperate ver." by Taku Iwakaki

Join us next week for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters!

First off, let me again apologize for the poor audio. We'll get it right eventually! That being said, this week we are returning to the Ultraman franchise, with 2022's Shin Ultraman. Did this (relatively) big-budget reimagining knock it out of the park? Or is it just another middling Ultraman feature film? Listen and find out!

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I want to start by apologizing for some poor audio quality in this episode. That being said, join us in welcoming Dylan back to the show this week as we revisit Godzilla: Minus One! Hear Dylan's thoughts on the film, as well as his thoughts on the GxK trailer and the next time he will appear on the podcast!

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The final track is Last by Naoki Sato

Join us next week for Shin Ultraman!

This past summer, Kong got his own animated treatment with the Netflix anime(?) Skull Island. It isn't the first Kong cartoon, but it is the first these hosts have watched! Will the hosts crown this anime as king of the new gen kaiju cartoons? Or is this another forgettable jungle cruise? Listen and find out!

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Final track is Interview by Joseph Trapanese & Jason Lazarus

Join us next week when we revisit Minus One with special guest Dylan!

After the divisive anime trilogy, Godzilla gets another crack at the animated medium with Godzilla: Singular Point. Is this the Godzilla anime fans have always wanted? Or is this another animated misfire? Listen and find out!

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Final track is in case... by BiSH

Join us next week for Skull Island!

This year Gamera returned from a long slumber in the form of a Netflix anime. Not only that, but he brought a collection of his old foes along with him! Is this a grand return for Gamera? Or is this more in line with the quality of your typical Netflix anime? Listen and find out! Also, stick around to the end to hear our thoughts on the Godzilla X Kong trailer!

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The final track is the "Gamera March" by Shuji Katayama

Join us next week for Godzilla: Singular Point!

The king is back! In the first Japanese live-action film since 2016, Godzilla is terrorizing post-WWII Japan. But is this film both a triumphant return for the franchise and this podcast? Or did it leave our hosts in the minus? Listen and find out!

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The final track is Divine by Naoki Sato

Join us next week for Gamera: Rebirth!

We're baaaaack! Co-hosts Aaron and Andrew are reviving the podcast! With all the new kaiju content these days, we feel the need to share our opinions with the world at large once again. Join us as we discuss the future of the podcast, and share our excitement for the upcoming adventure!

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Final track is Godzilla Suite I by Naoki Sato

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