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Rumor: "Shin Godzilla 2" In Development?
Apparently, according to the rumor-mill, a sequel to the 2016 movie, Shin Godzilla, is already in active development.

Stephen Miller
5 minutes ago3 min read


Godzilla Minus Zero Makes History With R Rating, Raves at NYFF and Tickets on Sale Today
Godzilla Minus Zero is making franchise history before it even reaches theaters nationwide. Takashi Yamazaki’s follow-up to Godzilla Minus One has become the first Godzilla movie to receive an R rating, signaling a more graphic approach to the violence surrounding the King of the Monsters. The official rating describes “some violent content/bloody images,” a distinction that has quickly become one of the biggest talking points surrounding the sequel. For a series built around

Stephen Miller
2 days ago3 min read


Ghidorah's Brief Reveal Has Just Raised The Stakes In Latest "Godzilla Minus Zero" Trailer
In the beginning, there were only settle hints to Ghidorah's existence in the film, but there was no official confirmation. Now with the newly released first full trailer, fans have confirmation of the monster's existence.

Stephen Miller
Sep 85 min read


Rumor: Latest "Godzilla x Kong: Supernova" Test Screening Suggests A More Serious Film
This tonal pivot for "Godzilla x Kong: Supernova" is what the Monsterverse needs after "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire."

Stephen Miller
Aug 256 min read


"Godzilla Minus Zero" Teaser And Plot Synopsis Slow Drips New Information
Back in April, I never got to talk about the first teaser that revealed Godzilla Minus Zero at CinemaCon. I really dropped the ball on that, but I will say that first teaser really had me excited. We see the cast from Godzilla Minus One returning for this movie. We see the United States was monitoring the final events in Godzilla Minus One and hinting they were ready to nuke Godzilla if this civilian lead operation failed. And we see Godzilla may have grown in this new movie.

Stephen Miller
Jul 94 min read


GameCube Godzilla Game Is Getting A Remaster For PC And Modern Consoles
That same year, a Godzilla game in the form of a fighting game was released on GameCube (2003 on X-Box) called Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee. If you were a Godzilla fan that year, this was our Super Smash Bros. that year. It did not have a big roster like the later titles. It was a game everyone remembered fondly. Now, the game is getting a remastered version.

Stephen Miller
Jun 93 min read


"Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters" Season 2 Part Two (Review)
Welcome to part two of my review. Where we left off from part one, I was finding the story for this second season a hit-or-miss experience. There were slight improvements with the present day characters (Cate, May, and Kentaro), but I was still intrigued by the past timeline story (Bill, Lee, and Keiko). I was enjoying the expansion of Titan X, especially how it affected this small fishing village. It was very Lovecraftian in execution with the ceremony and the zealots that w

Stephen Miller
May 25 min read


"Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters" Season 2 Part One (Review)
Now that we are half-way through season two, I have some thoughts on this show that have not shifted my reception much from last season.

Stephen Miller
Mar 275 min read


The Monsterverse Genre-Identity Crisis And How "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters" Can Bridge The Gap
With each Monsterverse film, the series takes a pivot towards a different genre. "Monarch" has the potential to explain these shifts in genres between the films.

Stephen Miller
Feb 44 min read


Review: "The Luminous Fairies And Mothra"
The release of The Luminous Fairies and Mothra in English marks a significant moment for fans of Japanese cinema and literature. This novella, newly translated and published by the University of Minnesota Press, offers a rare glimpse into the origins of one of the most iconic creatures in kaiju history. While the story itself is brief, the book enriches the experience with detailed background on the cultural and political tensions during the American occupation of Japan, as w

Stephen Miller
Jan 84 min read
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