Our crew has made it through the Gamera gambit, and have decided to celebrate with a modern kaiju epic handled in a much different fashion than we're accustomed to. Lee, Chris, Heather, and friend-of-the-show Dylan Sindelar take an extremely deep-dive into the found footage kaiju film with an ARG at its center, 2008's Cloverfield and its extensive viral marketing campaign. Send us a text

The gang is back for one final go at Gamera in his 40th anniversary, and his final on-screen film appearance. This is the film that brings Gamera back to his child friendly roots, but does it do so in a more satisfying way than its Showa era predecessors? Will our hosts enjoy the final Gamera film? Find out in this week's discussion of 2006's Gamera the Brave! Send us a text

The crew has finally arrived at the end of the Heisei Gamera trilogy, and Shusuke Kaneko ends this series with a bang -- one that left all 3 of our hosts incredibly impressed. Lee, Heather and Chris discuss the incredibly bleak, incredibly deep, incredibly Evangelion-coded finale of the Kaneko's Gamera series, 1999's Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris Send us a text

Gamera finds religion! Your hosts talk about a film that changes their perspective on Gamera, perhaps in a similar way that religion changes one's perspective on life. This is Gamera's toughest battle yet, with the fate of the world at stake at the hands of space bugs, in 1996's Gamera 2: Attack of Legion Send us a text

The gang has finally arrived at the long fabled Gamera Heisei era! Does it live up to the hype? Will Lee, Chris and Heather finally change their tune on the friend of the children? Will Shusuke Kaneko finally find a way to make Gamera cool? Find out in this week's discussion of Gamera: Guardian of the Universe! Send us a text

Incredibly, the third movie in this trilogy is the best by far, and our entire crew has nothing but praises to sing about Mothra Leo's final outing, and Mothra's final solo film to-date, battling another familiar foe in 1998's Rebirth of Mothra III ! Send us a text

It's the ep-piss-ode you've all been waiting for! The gang is tackling the second outing of Mothra Leo in a magical journey to the underwater city of Nilai-Kanai, in order to uncover its treasure with the help of Ghogo, the magical pissing furby at the center of it all in 1997's Rebirth of Mothra II! Send us a text

REBIRTH OF MOTHRA! RETURN TO FREEDOM! The gang is finally free from the torturous arc of Gamera's Showa Era, and entering a rejuvenating new stretch of the podcast, being reborn themselves, alongside Mothra in the first of the Queen's solo trilogy, 1996's Rebirth of Mothra! Send us a text

Well, it's another end of an era, as the gang finishes out the Gamera Showa era with a bang, discussing the Final Wars of Gamera films, the worst (best?) of the bunch, 1980's low-budget effort to revive the franchise in Gamera Super Monster! Send us a text

It's the home stretch of the Gamera Showa era, and our hosts are feeling it! How much more can they suffer through? Will the inclusion of Kamogawa Sea World shows be enough to save Lee, Chris and Heather from utter boredom? Find out in this week's coverage of 1971's Gamera vs Zigra! Send us a text

A question for the listeners: Who would win? One Jiger-sized vacuum? Or 850,000 vacuum-sized Jigers? This is the question at the front of our hosts' minds this week as they talk about the debut of Daiei's first female kaiju and advertisements for Expo 70 in 1970's Gamera vs Jiger! Send us a text

This week, Gamera heads to space!! Lee, Chris, and Heather discuss the important messages about outer space at the core of this film, with a plot centered on brain-eating space women and their knife-headed kaiju pet. Parental neglect is once again at the forefront of the narrative, but perhaps we can all learn something from 1969's Gamera vs Guiron! Send us a text

Squids! Boy Scouts! Bankruptcy! It's Gamera vs the aliens, and your hosts vs stock footage in the film that went on to define Gamera as the friend of all children, despite Daiei's financial struggles kneecapping it all the while. This is the film that's roughly 30% stock footage, 1968's Gamera vs Viras! Send us a text

Things get positively deranged in this episode of Radio Free Godzilla! The gang talks about psychic pyromaniac children and the debut of Gamera's piss-fetishist nemesis, Gyaos, in 1967's Gamera vs Gyaos! Send us a text

In a shocking turnaround from last week, Lee, Chris and Heather all have heaps of praise for Gamera's second outing, this time facing his first monster foe in the icy lizard Barugon (not to be confused with Baragon), who has rolled in on a rainbow just in time for Pride Month! This is 1966's Gamera vs Barugon! Send us a text

The gang loses their minds as they struggle to make it through their discussion of the debut of everyone's beloved giant turtle in 1965's Gamera, the Giant Monster. Send us a text

Apologies to our Australian listeners: It's the end of the Toho Showa Era once again, and it's ending with a bang. In the silliest bit of antics yet, Lee, Chris and Heather discuss ridiculous accents, ridiculous impressions, ridiculous kaiju, and ridiculous human drama in Ishiro Honda's final contracted film for Toho, the sci-fi epic, 1970's Space Amoeba! Send us a text

This week, the villainous Dr Who (no relation) unveils his dastardly schemes to mine Element X with the help of Mechani-Kong! Join Lee, Heather and Chris as they desperately attempt to understand the schemes of this film's villain, as well as the mindset of everyone involved in the utter lunacy that is 1967's King Kong Escapes! Send us a text

Heather demonstrates her incredible ability of octopus mimicry as the gang loses their minds discussing Frankenstein's sequel! Lee, Chris, and Heather all have some rather distinctive thoughts on this week's film, which not only features two giant bigfoot-esque men, but also a surprise starring appearance from Russ Tamblyn in this episode's discussion of The War of the Gargantuas! Send us a text

In a very special 50th episode, the gang is talking about some truly wild stuff - namely the kaijufication of Frankenstein via H-Bomb radiation. Join Lee, Heather and Chris as they express pure bewilderment at 1965's Frankenstein Conquers the World Send us a text