It's Tremors 6, Y'all!

Johnathan Wright returns to discuss the Kickstarter campaign for the latest version of Mecha Vs. Kaiju.

Back the project HERE.

They are Power Rangers, but are they Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers?

We come to the end of the Millennium Era and of Season Three with an extravaganza of crazy nonsense.

We finally get to Reptilian, a bad South Korean remake of a decent South Korean film.

Sorry, folks. Still no Reptilian. Instead, Precious D interviews David Hedgecock about the Kickstarter campaign for his comic book Super Kaiju Rock-n-Roller Derby Fun Time Go! 

The only direct sequel to another Millenium Era Godzilla film.

This episode is cursed. We lost part of the audio. I hope you get something out of what we have. We both rate the film 5 stars, by the way.

Still having issues with that Reign of Fire episode, so here is another peak at the kind of content available on our Patreon. If yo become a patron, you too can request a movie for us to review.

Due to technical difficulties, our Reign of Fire episode will be delayed. In the meantime, enjoy this Flash Gordon episode from our Patreon series.

Precious D interviews Ed Jowett from Shades of Vengeance Games about Era- Kaiju, a d10-based RPG funding now on Kickstarter. 

The Asylum does it again. Please make them stop.

Honey B could not be with us today but never fear. we have an interview with TTRPG creator Nic Gralewicz about his new game, Home - Mech X Kaiju, which is funding now on Kickstarter.

Precious D talks with Clipper Arnold of Polyhedral Games about Toku Legends, an expansion for Nebula Chaos which is funding now on Kickstarter.

Mechagodzilla is back and better than ever.

A very young Scarlett Johansson tases a guy in the balls. Also, there are giant spiders.

Precious D chats with Justin Korthof of Chestnut Tree Games about his new dek-building card game, Atomic Kaiju. Back it on Kickstarter now through Feb. 29th.

A.K.A. Fuck you Baragon.

I don't know what's going on with Precious' audio in this episode, but what do you want for nothing?

We backtrack to cover this 1962 movie that has just now become available in North America for the first time thanks to SRS Cinema.

It's another cartoon Kong!

A porn-adjacent piece of crap for macrophiliacs.

We start our third season with the beginning of the Millennium Era, Godzilla 2000.

It's the most wonderful time of the year or the worst depending on who you ask.

Last of the Heisei Gamera series.

Another gem from Full Moon Pictures, and by gem we mean flaming crapburger.

We look at the cartoon musical adaptation of King Kong.

We're having some scheduling issues so Precious is here on his own to talk about Monarch: Legacy of Monsters and Godzilla Minus One. Also, we have a little promo for our Patreon that we recorded with our patron, Chris.

We had a little bit of a technical problem with our digital recorder that caused some static in a few places. I hope it doesn't spoil the episode too much.

We are joined once again by the boys from No Croissant to talk about the cartoon sequel to Godzilla '98. We also have from our D.A.M. Con trip, an interview with Daniel Van Thomas and TitanGoji!

Kong joins the Monsterverse.

The boys from the podcast No Croissant: The Godzilla '98 Story join us to discuss, surprisingly, Godzilla (1998)

Precious D's parents join him for our final Halloween episode of 2023.

Director Eric McEver returns to discuss an anime werewolf movie.

The Magnificent Seven Werewolf Hunters.

Second verse, same as the first. A little bit louder and a little bit worse.

Michael J. Fox becomes Michael J. Wolf.

This year's artsy film.

We talk about Tarzan for some reason.

From Hulu's Into the Dark Series comes our second Blood Moon.

The first of two Blood Moons.

The first of three anime movies from Netflix.

Today's special guest is Bloody Bill Pon.

It's not another Wolfcop. It's the same one.

Buddy Fazio is here to work through the trauma of witnessing genital lycanthropic transformation.