This week, I wrote about a big-ish budget monsterpocalypse that tries to make fire-breathing dragons into realistic animal antagonists. Does it succeed? I think you already know the answer.
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Meanwhile, the Godzilla series capsule reviews continue with a trip to the late sixties and early seventies, the point where the movies got very silly very fast.
This week, a most unexpected kaiju returns after forty years, and has something to say about world politics…maybe. Possibly. Who can say?
In this month’s Creature Classic Companion, we look at a Spielberg-adjacent comedic horror movie and its surprising grudge against small town America.
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If that’s big enough for you, you can also check out a new duo of Godzilla capsule reviews, looking at the eighties resurrection Return of Godzilla and the new millennium comeback Godzilla 2000.
A month of giant monsters comes to a close with a classic double feature that changed kaiju cinema forever.
I would say that this is a movie about a giant snail from space but, uh, it’s not that simple.
An unheard of number of new topics discussed on the other site these past few days! First, a double feature of two kaiju parody films, with some major similarities to each other and a whole lot of people involved with other movies I’ve written about.
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There’s also an overview of another seventies tokusatsu classic, starring all your new favourite Space Apemen.
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Let’s start off March right, with a look at Denmark’s one and only giant monster movie.
This month’s Creature Classic takes us once again to Harryhausen Town to talk about one of the most influential monster movies ever made.
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Meanwhile, we cover another giant monster movie simulator from a prehistoric time: the mid-eighties. Prominently features a certain radioactive reptile who has figured heavily in the last few weeks worth of posts.
In the first of what will likely be many Godzilla-based posts in this, the seventieth anniversary year of the series, I write about the most recent Godzilla movie, Minus One, as well as the the second film to feature the King of the Monsters, Godzilla Raids Again.
Welcome back to MonsterLand! The first new post of the year tackles the recent cinematic reboot of one of the pillars of kaijudom, which you may be familiar with if you’ve been reading this site for a while.
A Scrapbook of Infinite Noise 