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Monster Appearances: Alexis Kerib, Anosillus the 2nd, Dimorgan, Domigran, Dynarex, Goldburn, Gridknight, Gridman, Mad Origin, Noirdogma Gridman Universe (2023) serves as a massive crossover event between SSSS.Gridman and SSSS.Dynazenon, bringing both series together for a very meta conclusion. With two shows, two casts, and years of storylines to wrap up, this film had a lot to juggle in its short run-time of an hour and 58 minutes, especially when compared to having a full

February is absolutely stacked with some massive kaiju and tokusatsu releases. We’re seeing the finale of Godzilla: Escape the Deadzone, the beginning of the final arc of Marvel’s Ultraman with The Fall of Ultraman issue 1, and the conclusion of Kyle Higgins & Mat Groom’s Immortal Legend Batman with issue 6. And that is just the beginning...

Ultraman: Towards the Future, also known as Ultraman Great, is a 13-episode Australian co-production featuring impressive kaiju suits and animatronics. While the monsters shine, the human cast often feels underdeveloped, making this a series worth checking out for monster action fans.

Monster Appearances: Giant Sea Snake , Gorosaurus , King Kong, Mechani-Kong Mechani-Kong King Kong Escapes (1967) stands out as one of the most unique films in King Kong’s long cinematic history. Sure, King Kong had already made his Tokusatsu debut against Godzilla in King Kong vs Godzilla (1962) , but Toho decided to give it another swing this time Kong was the sole headliner. Even though there was no Godzilla, this film still featured plenty of monsters. Ofcourse the hig

Released in 2019, this short film blends classic tokusatsu effects with an unexpected creative choice all of the human characters are portrayed using marionette puppets. The result is an unforgettable film that feels like traditional Japanese theater and while still firmly rooted in traditional kaiju storytelling.

Maserdon by Thomas "Thom.Artz" Johnson The Maserdon Launch Bay is where Maserdon commissions come to life! It's a space dedicated to showcasing unique artistic interpretations of the Maserdon from artist we admire across the kaiju community. Following different artists and watching them hone their skills over the years has been one of the most rewarding parts for us, and supporting their work is incredibly important, as their fan art can often bring new fans and followers to

One Massive Step is a novel by Joshua Brafman that follows two separate kaiju driven stories that slowly intertwine as the book progresses.

We’re currently in the midst of a Kaiju indie comic boom, with creators from all overturning to platforms like Kickstarter to share their amazing work. We had the chance to sit down with Blake McCarthy, creator of the Territory series, and Steven Prince, creator of Monster Matador.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Godzilla brings together two pop-culture giants in one of IDW Publishing’s most anticipated comic crossovers. Issue 1 wastes no time unleashing full-scale kaiju chaos, throwing the Turtles into a world where Godzilla has been a long-time enemy of the Foot Clan.

Despite all of its flaws, The Giant Claw is still a fascinating watch for fans of classic sci-fi and kaiju cinema. It’s a true B-level sci-fi film, and while it may fail as a serious monster movie, it succeeds as an unintentional comedy and a historical curiosity within the genre.

From the opening moments, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire wastes no time pulling audiences back into the MonsterVerse, where Titans dominate the screen.

This film is a must watch for anyone starting out as a Godzilla fan.

Monster Appearances: Godzilla Back in 2023, we recorded this spoiler-free review of Godzilla Minus One , one of the most powerful and emotionally resonant entries in the Godzilla franchise to date. Godzilla Minus One delivers a perfect balance of human drama, tension, and classic Godzilla spectacle, making it a must-watch for longtime fans while remaining completely accessible to newcomers. It’s the kind of movie that stays with you long after the credits roll—and one that w

This week’s comic review takes a look at Huge Detective , a unique series written by Adam Rose and illustrated by Magenta King. The comic introduces a fresh and imaginative concept: the first-ever human and giant detective duo, Detective Tamaki and Detective Gyant, working together in a world where humans and giants coexist… peacefully? Well, they’re getting there. What really shines in Huge Detective is the potential of its world. There’s a strong sense that many more stori

To celebrate the 69th anniversary of Godzilla, Godzilla 2000 returned to theaters thanks to Fathom Events, giving fans a rare opportunity to experience the film on the big screen once again.

In 2025 from November 15-23, Ultraman made a rare and exciting live appearance in the United States with a live stage show at the American Dream Mall. For U.S. based Ultraman fans, this event marked a truly special moment, bringing one of Japan’s most iconic heroes off the screen and into a real-world setting for the first time in the United States! Ultraman Omega & Rekiness While Ultraman has had minor performance and costume appearances at San Diego Comic Con & New York Com

As part of our summer beach party series from 2022 we reviewed the 1970 Toho kaiju classic Space Amoeba (also known as Yog, Monster From Space), directed by the legendary Ishirō Honda.

Monster Appearanes: Gorgo , Ogra In one of our earliest reviews, we revisited the 1961 classic Gorgo , one of the standout non-Japanese kaiju films of the era. The movie delivers well-shot monster scenes and impressively expressive suits and animatronics, making Gorgo a memorable addition to the pantheon of giant monsters. While it leans heavily on bluescreen effects, which can occasionally feel dated, it still captures the chaos and thrill of a rampaging kaiju. Gorgo in Capt

Monster Apperances: Gamera, Zigra Dan & Frank review the 1987 dubbed edition of the 1971 Gamera vs. Zigra movie , a classic entry in the Showa-era Gamera series. True to the Showa tradition, this movie delivers fun, campy kaiju action, but with a fair share of hilarious plot holes that had us laughing from start to finish. As lifelong fans of Gamera, watching this film again after many years reminded us why these Showa-era films hold a special place in kaiju history. From inv

The movie introduces the title monster Ebirah for the very first time, and fans will also recognize the return of the Giant Condor! Of course, no tropical kaiju romp is complete without Mothra, who makes an appearance as well. Packed with fun action, memorable monsters, and a tropical setting, it’s a film that still resonates for many of us as a childhood favorite.