For his final entry in the Showa era, Gamera got the All Monsters Attack treatment, with most of the kaiju action consisting of stock footage from previous films. But were the new scenes in between the "best of" fights good enough to keep us engaged? Or does this movie make the aforementioned Godzilla film look like a masterpiece? And what did we think of the long-awaited Godzilla vs. Kong trailer? Listen and find out!
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The final track is "Love for Future" by Shunsuke Kikuchi 
Don't forget to join us next week for Pacific Rim: Uprising!

Pacific Rim: Uprising

Join brothers and kaiju superfans Aaron &amp; Andrew every week as they stomp their way through the world of giant monster movies, from colossal blockbusters to obscure, forgotten films of the past. Listen in as we critique Godzilla, Gamera, Kong, and more!