Lee, Chris, and Heather tackle their first South Korean monster movie! Will it break them? Will the mascot for Korean dino chicken nuggets be a breakout star? Or will they face another madness-inducing ripoff of Showa Era Gamera? Find out in this week's discussion of 1967's Yongary, Monster from the Deep! Send us Fan Mail

Much to the horror of our hosts, the children have returned. But does that automatically make this movie Showa Era Gamera-level slop? Perhaps not! Lee, Heather and Chris have a variety of opinions here, with a film that's, at the very least, different from its predecessors, this is 1966's Wrath of Daimajin! Send us Fan Mail

The gang loses their mind talking about a film that's functionally the same as the first, but with enough differences to make you feel like you're going insane! The bullying of US politicians continues alongside the discussion of more warlords, hot priestesses, and vengeful golems with 1966's Return of Daimajin! Send us Fan Mail

In a shocking twist of fate, Daiei delivered a Showa Era film that all of our hosts loved! It's the first true period piece of the podcast, in a simple but shockingly engrossing tale of warring feudal clans and a vengeful mountain god, this is 1966's Daimajin! Send us Fan Mail

BIG SNAKES! DENMARK! MULTIPLE POLITICAL GUEST APPEARANCES! Lee, Heather, and Chris tackle Denmark's only kaiju in a film that's part tourism brochure! The gang descends into politically charged lunacy with a notoriously awful film with a hilarious musical number that has our hosts losing what remains of their sanity, this is 1962's Reptilicus! Send us Fan Mail

From the UK back to Japan! From killer plants to killer fungus! The gang returns to talk about an old familiar friend in Ishiro Honda, in a film that falls outside his usual kaiju-fare. Lee, Heather and Chris are talking killer mushrooms and themes of Western materialism with a few unexpected political guests, this is 1963's Matango! Send us Fan Mail

In a change of pace for this podcast, the gang talks about a movie that doesn't feature any giant monsters, but still features abnormally large plants and lots of Brits, in the second film to be featured in the introductory song for The Rocky Horror Picture Show, this is 1963's Day of the Triffids! Send us Fan Mail

In what is perhaps the most politically charged episode to-date, Lee, Heather and Chris discuss the politics of the UK, the history of Ireland, and go positively off the rails in this week's discussion of Europe's most iconic giant monster pair in 1961's Gorgo! Send us Fan Mail

Given that this week's film is barely a monster movie, Lee, Heather and Chris spend a lot of time dissecting the Godzilla Minus Zero trailer, and go down several other tangents in their efforts to avoid talking about the film that's more TVLand than kaiju flick, 1959's The Giant Gila Monster! Send us Fan Mail

Another Eugene Lourie effort, which means Lee, Heather, and Chris are doing The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms again, but this time British and with a longer neck. Apologies to any listeners from the UK, both for the jokes about the British, and for having to have The Giant Behemoth as one of your only bits of monster representation. Send us Fan Mail