Godzilla Minus One is available to stream and purchase both digitally and on physical Blu-ray and DVD releases now, and its ...

Please verify your email address. There are a lot of kaiju in Godzilla's entourage. A ton of the early works started with the basic premise of throwing Godzilla against another massive beast and ...

For 1950s teenagers, 'Godzilla' was scary fun. For Japanese audiences, the film — which turns 70 this November 3 — was much ...

While Legendary’s MonsterVerse has seen Godzilla fight against the world and the recent Godzilla Minus One took the lizard king back to his roots to attack Japan, IDW is doing something a little ...

Despite the flashy monster battles and cool CGI, the Godzilla movies have always tried to address and critique the darkest aspects of the real world. Anguirus may not be as popular as other ...

isolated and demonised by a world that doesn't even try to understand them. And when it comes to monsters, they don't get much bigger than Godzilla. It's not just that queer allegory which makes ...

Godzilla’s activity within the post-World War II Japan era could very well activate some of the other slumbering monsters in the area. This kind of interconnectivity has been played with in the ...

Perhaps no one would have expected that 70 years after this harrowing monster movie about the consequences of nuclear warfare, we'd live in a world with nearly 40 Godzilla films, TV and comic and ...

One of the few franchises I could enjoy was Godzilla, and I was definitely intrigued when Godzilla: Minus One became the first film from Japan to hit theaters here in the U.S. Being more than a ...

"If nuclear testing continues, then someday, somewhere in the world… another Godzilla may appear.” Another Godzilla did appear, of course. Godzillas have been appearing ever since, including ...

Godzilla has long represented Japan, with the creature often being seen as a post-World War II nationalist response to the devastation of the war and the effects of the nuclear bomb. But new antho ...

Those fears can be traced back to the aftermath of World War II. Ishirō Honda, the director of the very first Godzilla film, returned home as a Chinese prisoner of war, passing through the ...