Hi!

I saw this film when I was at school and loved it. I created a monster for my AD&D campaign that was based on the mental vampires.

One of my all time favorite sci fi movies

I feel like I'm listening to Beavis and Butthead reviewing a film.

I don't know where you get the James Arness character is not likeable.....you guys are full of shit and WAY to young to be considered experienced in these matters.

I can hear gamera 0:03

This is bad, and I will watch it every chance I get, lol!

I'll watch this sort of sequel to Godzilla Raids Again any time that it's on...one of the funny things about it though is how they make Godzilla vulnerable to electricity, yet he acquires electrical powers in Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla (1974 film). I really wish the Godzilla channel would get access to the movies you mentioned that Criterion plans on releasing.

Lol

Can you get the real movie I love it

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So what we have here is a picture of one of my ex mother-in-law’s,this might be the fourth one I lived through ?

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His first intermit was H Man . had haunted ship

THE SAD THING IS THIS MOVIE WAS ON AT LEAST THREE TIMES A YEAR FROM 1969 TO 1991 IM OLDER AT 61 I WAS FIRST TO SEE IT BROAD CAST IN SUMMER OF 1965 AS AIP. TV. I WAS THREE YEARS OLD WHEN MY MOM EXLAIN THE STORY TO ME. WHAT MEMORY.

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Amazing and impressive insect very powerful

Considering when it was made, the special effects were outstanding.

This classic movie monster deserves a reboot as an independent film, or an addition to the Monsterverse

This classic movie monster deserves a reboot into the Monsterverse

Still a great and underrated movie if you don t try to analyse it from a idealogical viewpoint.

Always been a fan of Mothra, and never really viewed her as an antagonist. And now that Pluto has the Godzilla channel, I always binge watch the Rebirth of Mothra series, which kind of gets silly after the first one, but they're still enjoyable - particularly as you see her powers grow from movie to movie. The Godzilla channel also plays both American/Japanese versions of the original Godzilla, and sadly, IMO, the additional footage with Raymond Burr really ruins the flow of the movie. And you can catch Yongary on either Tubi or Roku for free.

Your little insert there. Three stooges are going down

Irish co-production???? No Irish company involved - just a bit of location shooting which involved renting some local equipment and hiring a few local technicians to run it (the absolute minimum required by union rules) - 5 days total (the intended night-time location shots were filmed in London to avoid paying extra Irish union staff). Most of the film was shot in 1959 - there was virtually no English/Ireland animosity in the southern Ireland. A lot of the 'British' crew were London Irish. Cigarettes in films - in the UK it was just something to do between lines - a lot of actors needed a cigarette in their hand to fiddle with during scenes.

Not a film just talking

I have the Japanese VHS 📼🇯🇵

Nice

T Rex vs. Matango!

I liked this movie a lot, but it doesn't translate well to home video. I saw this at an art house with some sick hipsters, and the blood looked more realistic, the gore much more believable. My advice to anyone watching this at home is to view it in black and white.

Can we get VelociPastor?

Playing in Minot ND this weekend! 🙏🏻👹

The making of this movie is actually more interesting and freaky than the movie itself. Hitchcock was notorious for abusing his leading women- and he had a thing for lovely blondes. Remember when watching The Birds that real, live terrified birds were thrown into the actress's face! Her terror is completely genuine.

There's a couple of subversive plot points you guys kinda missed- They have a commercial showcasing how the moon has a huge anti-meteor defense ring of guns to shoot down any inbound rocks. The bugs have no spaceships- so there's just NO WAY the bugs could have plotted a course to strike Earth- from ACROSS THE GALAXY. Without faster than light spaceships, the rock would need millions of years to hit Earth. It's not the typical bad science of Hollywood - they're showing us that the attack was a "false flag". The military made that meteor hit Earth to justify a war. That anti-meteor defense ring was no where to be seen- and it's very convenient that the shit with Carmen on it wouldn't have encountered the rock at all if she hadn't revised the navigation course from the one they were supposed to follow. It's also intentional that Buenos Aires is a paradise of all white people in a country that (in real life) became a safe haven for Third Reich officers fleeing prosecution after WWII. It was also very intentional that they had a black man whipping Rico as punishment- and that his sergeant had endured such a lashing himself. The entire movie is based around American WWII propaganda films like the ones Ronald Reagan starred in- you're not really watching a story about characters as much as you are a recruitment tool for the military- so the youth of the actors and their generally stilted performances actually add to the overall look package. I think they should release a version in black and white with a few film errors and skips to make it seem like the actual WWII propaganda films. It would hammer home the concept. Have you guys done The Mist yet? Ohhhh Man. THAT'S a movie worth watching for monsters and maybe even a Kaiju thrown in for good measure!

I thought it was an okay movie...just came away from it with the impression that they wanted to get something out as quickly as possible on the heels of the success of Godzilla. BTW, Pluto TV now has a Godzilla channel - not sure if it's going to be something permanent, but the movies broadcast are in their original Japanese language version with English subtitles.

Vincent, when you guys did this review, was it based on the original Japanese version or the Americanized version with Raymond Burr? I've watched both, and the original language version was hands down better than the dubbed version IMO. For me personally, the added scenes with Raymond Burr disrupted the flow of the movie and really didn't add anything to it.

Speaking of model work, I thought that scene shot from the inside of, what I'm assuming to be a conference room with Godzilla approaching, was pretty cool. My favorite part though, was when Mechi-King Ghidorah appeared out of thin air, and then his transformation when he landed on the ground.

I LOVE THE LOOK / STYLE OF THIS HOUSE THE WALKWAY TO IT LOOKS SO PRIVATE ANS LOVELY

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When you shown the specimen, you got the head and the tail backwards. The head isn't crushed, that's just the tail.

I think the original idea pitched for this movie was that Frankenstein was supposed to battle Godzilla, but that idea didn't go over well so it was changed to Baragon. Also, there was supposedly an alternate ending filmed where Frankenstein would also fight a giant octopus, but the octopus starred in the opening scene of War of the Gargantuas, the "sequel" to Frankenstein.

Love mira sorvino here. So sex damn❤

I definitely liked Them! far better than I did Empire of the Ants - the idea of ants wanting humans to work for them and take care of them really was a concept I just couldn't buy into.

Love the cryptids

I'm a big fan of the old 60s' Ultraman series, so I'm going to have try to find this flick somewhere.

It was a lot of fun!

Especially near water

Welcome back to KZbin! I liked Son of Godzilla...a little corny, but that didn't ruin it for me - definitely way better than Godzilla's Revenge! Looking forward to your review of Godzilla vs Hedorah - now that's one trippy movie, lol!

Hey Vincent...how old were you when you filmed this? Looking pretty young there!