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    The Godzilla Podcast

    One by one Drew and Joe are gonna go through the Godzilla Movies and talk about them. The King of the Monsters is back!

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    Copyright: © 2015 Drew Daybell and Joseph DeGolyer

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    BONUS! Pacific Rim Uprising (2018) Review Mar 26, 2018
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    Directed by: Steven S. DeKnight

    Directed by: Steven S. DeKnight

    Produced by: John Boyega, Cale Boyter, Guillermo del Toro, Jon Jashni, Femi Oguns, Mary Parent, Thomas Tull

    Screenplay by: Emily Carmichael, Kira Snyder, Steven S. DeKnight, T.S. Nowlin

    Story by: Steven S. DeKnight, T.S. Nowlin

    Based on Characters by Travis Beacham

    Starring: John Boyega, Scott Eastwood, Jing Tian, Cailee Spaeny, Rinko Kikuchi, Burn Gorman, Adria Arjona, Zhang Jin, Charlie Day

    Music by: Lorne Balfe

    Cinematography: Dan Mindel

    Edited by: Dylan Highsmith, Zach Staenberg

    Release date: March 15, 2018 (Vue West End), March 23, 2018 (United States)

    Running time: 111 minutes


    BONUS! Godzilla, Texas-Sized Mar 21, 2018
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    We return with a special episode with the great Midnight Tease!


    Princess from the Moon (1987) Mar 14, 2018
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    Directed by Kon Ichikawa

    Produced by Masaichi Nagata

    Written by Kon Ichikawa, Shinya Hidaka, Mitsutoshi Ishigami, Ryûzô Kikushima

    Based on The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter

    Starring Toshiro Mifune, Ayako Wakao, Kyōko Kishida, Kiichi Nakai

    Music by Kensaku Tanikawa

    Cinematography Setsuo Kobayashi

    Edited by Chizuko Osada

    Release date September 14, 1987 (US), September 26, 1987 (Japan)

    Running time 121 minutes


    BONUS! Showa Era Retrospective Feb 26, 2018
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    Original Duology (1954-1955)

    • Godzilla (1954)
    • Godzilla Raids Again (1955)
    Revival (1962-1968)
    • King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)
    • Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964)
    • Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (1964)
    • Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965)
    • Ebirah, Horror of the Deep (1966)
    • Son of Godzilla (1967)
    • Destroy All Monsters (1968)
    Champion Series (1969-1975)
    • All Monsters Attack (1969)
    • Godzilla vs. Hedorah (1971)
    • Godzilla vs. Gigan (1972)
    • Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973)
    • Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974)
    • Terror of Mechagodzilla (1975)
    Other Toho Kaiju Films
    • Rodan (1956)
    • The Mysterians (1957)
    • Varan (1958)
    • The Three Treasures (1959)
    • Mothra (1961)
    • Gorath (1962)
    • Atragon (1963)
    • Dogora (1964)
    • Frankenstein vs. Baragon (1965)
    • The War of the Gargantuas (1966)
    • King Kong Escapes (1967)
    • Latitude Zero (1969)
    • Space Amoeba (1970)
    • Princess from the Moon (1987)

    BONUS! Jason Poor and the Grand Unified Theory of Dr. Sarizawa Feb 22, 2018
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    Look who drove all the way to Utah to talk Godzilla? Ladies and gentlement, put your hands together for Jason Poor!

    Here's his theory, for your enjoyment:

    This is a long and ludicrous theory. It takes a lot of liberties, but I love the idea of all of his characters being the same man, so I decided to put something together. I did some research in Godzilla wikis and rewatched some of the movies to get a storyline together. I also thought about this way too much. Enjoy! I'd be curious to hear anyone else's thoughts. It should be noted that I did not include non-Godzilla movies, as I haven't seen most of them and can't make a definite determination of where they would fit in.

    A brilliant young oceanographer with an interest in paleontology, Dr. Sarizawa was in his early twenties when he discovered the existence of a marine dinosaur. He had recently returned from World War 2 with a devastating eye injury, and found himself bitter at humanity for the devastation man could cause. He hoped that the discovery of Titanosaurus would catapult him back into academic circles and bring him some clarity, but when he suggested he could control the creature the other scientists only laughed and ridiculed him. Feeling betrayed, Dr. Sarizawa moved to Tokyo, where he met and befriended fellow paleontologist Dr. Yamane. He even became engaged to Yamane's daughter, Emiko. But his true passion remained learning the secrets to controlling Titanosaurus. When he was approached by the terrorist group Red Bamboo to assist with the building of their base on Lechti Island, he knew he would be able to continue his studies in earnest.

    In the meantime, his experiments led him to the accidental creation of a superweapon, the Oxygen Destroyer. At first the device scared him, but after Godzilla appeared and attacked Tokyo he knew he had his chance. He phoned Red Bamboo and told them to be ready. Under the guise of a noble underwater sacrifice, Sarizawa set off the Oxygen Destroyer and in the ensuing chaos boarded a Red Bamboo submarine and made his escape.

    Red Bamboo gave him the name Ryuui and brought him to Lechti Island. There he found room to work on both his pet projects and solve problems for his new employers. Immediately upon arriving on the island he set to work a plan to keep Ebirah at bay from incoming Red Bamboo ships. With the organization able to move freely again in the pacific, he was sent many times on intelligence gathering missions to mainland Japan, usually as the scientist Kashiwagi. This put him in position to weigh in when Rodan, Mothra, King Kong, Varan appeared. When the identity became too high-profile, he retired it to take the role of a Police Chief in order to report to Red Bamboo on Japan's security. This post put him right in the path of Ghidorah's destructive debut. In order to play these roles, Sarizawa received plastic surgery at the hands of Red Bamboo scientists and was fitted with a glass eye.

    The years of Kaiju attacks took its toll on Sarizawa. Eventually he returned to Lechti Island. Being "home" allowed him to remove the troublesome glass eye, but Red Bamboo had a different vision for the tortured scientist. They pressed him into their security service as a Guard Captain.

    Here's where things get weird. Well, weirder. If all of Hirata's characters are the same person then he has to have a daughter during this time. Due to the influx of Infant Islanders on Lechti Island, I submit that Sarizawa met one of these and began a forbidden romance. She became pregnant, whereupon he secured her release, or smuggled her to Japan. There she gave birth to a daughter and named her Katsura. I also think that it's highly convenient that Godzilla appears asleep on Lechti Island waiting for reanimation. This is my second theory: because Godzilla had provided a way out for Sarizawa in the past, he thought he could use the monster as an escape plan from the Red Bamboo. Because the compound of the yellow berries was similar to the red ones from Pharo Island, and because he was familiar with that case, Sarizawa concocted a serum that he somehow managed to administer to Godzilla and render him unconscious. From there, he would be able to use a radio-controlled Titanosaurus to deliver the sleeping Godzilla to a cave on Lechti Island, where Sarizawa could awaken him at will. Unfortunately for him, when the Yahlen sank of the coast of the island, the survivors awakened Godzilla ahead of schedule, leading to the destruction of the Red Bamboo base. Sarizawa made to escape with the leaders of his organization, but the Ebirah-repellant had been replaced with a non-functioning serum and the giant lobster destroyed their ship.

    A Red Bamboo submarine operating in the area picked them up and delivered the survivors to the mainland. Though a few survived, the organization had been destroyed and the remnants disbanded. By now Sarizawa was well-practiced in assuming identities and took the name Fujisaki, a scientist.

    He settled into his new life and, after his wife passed, began to raise his daughter on his own. However, when the UN created a team of oceanographers and meteorologists to study pacific weather patterns, he jumped at the chance to be close to Titanosaurus again. The group set up their experiment on Sollgel Island. Sarizawa volunteers to operate the radios, secretly searching for any sign of his dinosaur.

    In a story now as old as, I imagine, this theory, Godzilla soon intervened in the experiment and the ensuing chaos destroyed the research station. The survivors found themselves on a raft in the ocean with a submarine bearing down on them. Sarizawa recognized the conn tower as his compatriots in Red Bamboo, but when he got on board he found instead a cadre of Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens.

    The Aliens killed the others, but recognizing Sarizawa as the most brilliant and with the most experience with Godzilla, they spared him and provided him with a new life in Japan. As Dr. Miyajima. Sarizawa was supposed to be in their employ, but he found the methods of his new masters distasteful and purposely sabotaged their operations. Soon Godzilla destroyed Mechagodzilla, the Black Hole Planet 3 aliens were defeated, and Sarizawa sought to disappear into anonymity.

    He took his final identity, Dr. Shinzo Mafune. His full life had made him tired and distrusting. He stopped going into public and his resentment of the scientific community grew. He blamed them for the tumultuous events of his past. Unbeknownst to him, the Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens had returned and were monitoring him. When a tragic accident during one of his Titanosaurus experiments claimed the life of his daughter Katsura, the aliens saw their chance and swept in to save her life with advanced cybernetics. Indebted to them, Sarizawa now saw no alternative but to go along with their plans. Soon he began to warm to the idea of taking revenge on the scientific community. His plans however soon attracted the eye of INTERPOL agents. Saraizawa was fatally wounded in a firefight between the agents and the aliens, and died alongside his beloved daughter.


    Space Amoeba (1970) Feb 14, 2018
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    Directed by Ishirō Honda Produced by Tomoyuki Tanaka, Fumio Tanaka Screenplay by Ei Ogawa Starring Akira Kubo, Atsuko Takahashi, Yukiko Kobayashi, Kenji Sahara Music by Akira Ifukube Cinematography by Taiichi Kankura Edited by Masahisa Himi


    BONUS! Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters (2017) First Impressions Feb 05, 2018
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    Just for you, our impressions of the new Godzilla Anime, Planet of the Monsters!


    Latitude Zero (1969) Jan 30, 2018
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    Directed by Ishirō Honda

    Directed by Ishirō Honda

    Produced by Don Sharp

    Screenplay by Ted Sherdeman

    Starring Joseph Cotten, Cesar Romero, Richard Jaeckel, Patricia Medina, Akira Takarada, Linda Haynes

    Music by Akira Ifukube

    Cinematography Taiichi Kankura

    Edited by Ume Takeda

    Release date July 26, 1969 (Japan), December 1970 (United States)


    The War of the Gargantuas (1966) Jan 18, 2018
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    Directed by Ishirō Honda

    Produced by Tomoyuki Tanaka, Kenichiro Tsunoda

    Screenplay by Ishirō Honda, Takeshi Kimura

    Starring Russ Tamblyn, Kumi Mizuno, Kenji Sahara, Jun Tazaki

    Music by Akira Ifukube

    Cinematography Hajime Koizumi

    Edited by Ryohei Fujii

    Release date July 31, 1966 (Japan), July 29, 1970 (United States)


    Dogora (1964) Dec 12, 2017
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    Directed by: Ishirō Honda

    Produced by: Yasuyoshi Tajitsu, Tomoyuki Tanaka

    Written by: Jojiro Okami (story), Shinichi Sekizawa

    Starring: Yosuke Natsuki, Yōko Fujiyama, Hiroshi Koizumi, Nobuo Nakamura, Robert Dunham, Akiko Wakabayashi, Jun Tazaki, Susumu Fujita, Seizaburô Kawazu, Hideyo Amamoto

    Music by: Akira Ifukube

    Cinematography: Hajime Koizumi

    Edited by: Ryohei Fujii

    Release date: August 11, 1964 (Japan)

    Running time: 83 minutes


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