This week we head back to the world of American independent kaiju cinema with another SRS published piece, this one with a native american/first people myth at its center. But what does a blues musician know about making monster movies? And will we end up singing those low down dirty blues after watching this flick? Find out as we take a horned stab at this weeks film “Uktena: The Horned Monstrosity”

The Asylum mock-busts another Godzilla movie but decides to focus on the King Kong aping instead, with less of an emphasis on the mocking and moreso the busting. Can this film keep our attention or shall we suffer from Boredom Vs Apathy? Find out with us as we take a look at 2021’s “Ape Vs. Monster”

We finally get to talk about our favorite Godzilla animated project of all time this week as we head back to Netflix to check out the most difficult to understand piece of kaiju media and anime since Evangelion. Can this show hold up on second viewing or will we be forced to return to youtube for more explanation videos? Find out as we watch the short series of “Godzilla Singular Point”

Its finally time to continue the Legendary Monsterverse with the rematch nearly 60 years in the making! Can the biggest monster in American movie and the largest Kaiju ever to step foot out of Japan clash once more on the silver screen and produce movie magic? I think you know the answer to that question, but still lets get into it and rewatch 2021’s “Godzilla Vs. Kong”!

The final chapter of Hideaki Anno’s Rebuild Quadrilogy (Tetralogy?) is finally upon us release on Amazon Prime for all to enjoy. Will the near 14 year wait for this series to become complete be worth it with this climactic last entry or is this meta mash up too little too late? Join us as we sit back to enjoy the amazing sights and neon genesis light of 2021’s “Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time”

Director Hiroto Yokokawa takes us back in time once more for a fictional look at the history behind the failed project that allowed Gamera to be created. Can a soft-documentary style about an ill-fated production work as a kaiju film or is this historical short film not have enough meat on the bone to gnaw off? That’s what we plan to answer on this week’s look at 2020’s “Nezura 1964”

The director of the resident evil video game film adaptations takes on a much larger monstrous movie. Can Paul WS Anderson and his wife ring another series of films out of a game series or will this series get hunted to extinction? Find out as we take a look at the super-sized creatures in this 2020 feature “Monster Hunter”

We return to the land of dollar-bin DVDs with a kind of titular sequel to the 1961 film Konga, with a monkey movie that means we are in for a bad time. Can a micro budget film made in the suburbs have a chance in the new kaiju renaissance? Find out as we hold our nose and ingest 2020’s “Konga TNT”