Episode 242 – Kaiju Vs. History 2.0 Future Special (2026)

This week on Kaiju Vs. History we finish off our podcast goal as of the time of this recording we have watched every single kaiju film available to us! To celebrate we recalibrate the podcast and talk about our future goals and projects and look at how the podcast will change. Join us this week for our look into the future and reflections on the past on a very special episode!

Episode 241 – Troll 2 (2025)

We return to Netflix streaming for another massive monster movie, and a sequel to boot. Can the mythological majesty of this movie stand up to the positive performance of the first flick? Or will this movie stink like its synonymous best worst movie ever? We will get into this week as we look at last years “Troll 2”

Episode 240 – Kaiju Glam Metal Shark Attack (2024)

Once more we wade into the shallow pool of micro budget kaiju ‘classics’ with a director with a green screen and a dream. Will this movie use up all the carte blanche to print films that SRS Cinemas has garnered over the years or will this movie chum up the waters? Find out along with us as we look at “Kaiju Glam Metal Shark Attack!”

Episode 238 – War of the Ninja Monsters: Jaron vs Goura (2024)

We return once more to the funny headspace of Director Shinpei Hiyashiya, this time with perhaps his smallest crowd fund raised film yet that take place outside of his Raigo series. Can this simple tale of ninjas, ancient kaiju guardians and the simple mountain village outside of Tokyo distract us long enough from the world collapsing around us? Likely not but we will still watch 2024’s “War of the Ninja Monsters: Jaron vs Goura”

Episode 237 – Kaiju No 8: Mission Recon (2024)

We take a look at a theatrically released truncation of an anime hit, as the latest manga adaptation flies off the page and into film in a short time frame. Will this movie be enough to get audiences interested in the characters and universe of the show or is it too much left on the cutting room floor? You can join us this week to find out on the “Kaiju No 8: Mission Recon” review.

Episode 236 – Ape X Mecha Ape: New World Order (2024)

Once more we escape our straight jackets inside the Asylum for another mockbuster, but one that perhaps is our last one for the podcast. Can a sequel without a godzilla rip-off succeed to ape a movie with little Big G in the first place? Can the terrible script make a semblance of sense when read by the overpaid actors? Can Cthulhu by another name end the world and grab our attention? We will see this week as we load up this film on Tubi, for this is 2024’s “Ape x Mecha Ape: New World Order”

Episode 235 – Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024)

We get another extension of the Mosnterverse this week with the 5th official film entry into the Titanic series. Can a more vibrantly colored and Kong heavy story swing through theaters to box office glory, or will this Showa era excursion into the center of the earth land flat on its face? We take a long and loving look at the second film in the titan team up this week with 2024’s “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire”

Episode 234 – Monarch: Legacy of Monsters (2023)

The Monsterverse continues on the streaming screen as we get a prequel to the King of the Monsters and a look back at the creation of the Monarch organization. Can a more human-centric story survive in a universe dominated by giant kaiju battles? We will chat Legendary films and Apple TV adaptations this week as we take a peek at 2023’s “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters”

Episode 233 – Godzilla Minus One (2023)

A new Godzilla film from Japan has emerged, with a historical setting an a dark and gritty look at post-war Japan, where Tokyo has been fire-bombed to ashes, but the will of the people remains strong. Can hope survive though when a kaiju threat emerges from the ocean to take our Nuclear family below zero? Find out in this academy award winning drama as we watch 2023’s “Godzilla Minus One”!!!

Episode 232 – Hoshi 35 (2023)

We take a look at a new historical kaiju film from director Hiroto Yokokawa as he takes a look at the Heisei era instead of his previous Showa-loving flicks. Can the celebration of actress Megumi Odaka and other Heisei actors make up for the short script and micro budget? Find out along with us as we take a retrospective look as this amazingly respectful 2023 film “Hoshi 35”