The Godzilla Pod-War Hour

Mike and Nate try their hardest to make sense of the new Netflix cartoon series about Jet Jaguar and other things... Pelops II would be proud!

Submerge yourself into the insane world of early 90's TV ads with Mike and Nate as they look back on this 30sec Nike commercial... for an hour.

Join Mike and Nate as they discuss the latest Kaiju slobberknocker from Warner Bros.' Monsterverse!

Listen as Mike and Nate sink to new depths reviewing this 1969 Toho undersea adventure film.

The Rebirth Of Mothra Trilogy comes to an end with this slightly underwhelming 1998 effort. Mike and Nate discuss.

Mike and Nate weigh in on the second installment in the Rebirth Of Mothra Trilogy.

Join Mike, Nate and returning Guest Host Ian Lindsey as they discuss the first entry in the Rebirth Of Mothra Trilogy!

Join Mike and Nate for one of the most anticipated episodes in the show's history. With Special Guest Host Ben Kelly.

Join Mike and Nate as they unleash the final airing of grievances concerning the Netflix animated Godzilla trilogy, this time focusing on the third film "The Planet Eater".

It's a test of will and sanity as Nate and Mike try to make sense of 1962's Gorath.

Mike and Nate talk about the second animated G-film, wherein Godzilla does battle with a sentient metal city that has grown up around MechaGodzilla's decapitated head. 

Mike and Nate find themselves between The Rock and a hard place with this competent(?) retelling of the single screen arcade game from 1986.

Join Mike and Nate as they renew their subscription to the apocalypse while discussing the sequel to 2013's Pacific Rim.  

Mike and Nate go all the way anime in the analysis of this, the first film in a new trilogy of animated Godzilla films from Toho. 

Mike and Nate take a run through the jungle in this review of the 2017 blockbuster smash which reintroduces King Kong to Warner Brothers Monsterverse.

Mike and Nate discuss the #1 box office hit of 2016 for Japan, which happens to be an insane new Godzilla movie.

The epic conclusion of our Godzilla 98' discussion! With Guest Hosts Cara Palermo and Tom Beddow!  

Mike and Nate attempt to figure out what went wrong with the now infamous first "American Godzilla" film. Joining them are returning Gust Hosts Tom Beddow and Cara Palermo.

Nate and Mike delve deep into two forgotten Toho "Classics". Also thoughts on the "Godzilla Resurgence" trailer.

Mike and Nate are joined by third time Guest Host Dominic Griffin to discuss this 2008 found footage Kaiju classic!!!  

Witness the Kong-frontation two and a half years in the making as Nate and Mike square off on Peter Jackson's King Kong!!! With Guest Host Ian Lindsey. 

The monkey shines are at an all time high as Mike and Nate, along with returning Guest Host Cara Nicole Palermo, try and make sense out of 1986's King Kong Lives.   

Mike and Nate discuss the first of two Dino De Laurentiis King Kong films. With Guest Host Cara  Palermo!

Mike and Nate talk about the two stop motion follow ups to the original King Kong, 1933's Son Of Kong, and 1949's Mighty Joe Young. 

The Greatest Fantasy Adventure of All Time! Time to go ape.

Mike and Nate talk about the fourth entry in the "Jurassic Park" series. Is it Dino-mite, or more like a six foot turkey?  

Mike and Nate cancel the apocalypse with the 2013 monster mash Pacific Rim. 

At long last, the time has come to discuss the other BIG G. Mike and Nate talk about the trilogy of Kaiju Films from Godzilla's biggest rival; GAMERA!

Mike and Nate are joined by Krista Fulton to try and make sense out of Japan's answer to JAWS; 1977's House. In the process, they are pushed to the very limits of sanity.

You are what you eat in this 1963 Ishiro Honda effort; one of the bleakest monster movies ever made.

King Kong fights a robot version of himself. Yes, this movie actually exists. 

Join Nate and Mike as they discuss the sort-of sequel to Frankenstein Conquers The World, which also happens to be the peak of kaiju film technique. 

Mike and Nate discuss the finer points of the 1965 monster mash starring a "Frankenstein" the size of a "Godzilla".

Nate and Mike cover both the Japanese Varan (1958) and the American re-cut Varan The Unbelievable (1962). One is a delightful lark about a giant flying squirrel, the other is an endurance test.   

Go deep with Mike and Nate, this week joined by the incomparable Jack "Kapps Lock" Kappler, as they dive into this Toho Sci-fi gem.

Nate and Mike are flying high off the fumes coming from 1961's Mothra. Find out why. 

Mike and Nate talk over the finer points of this early Toho Sci-fi effort, featuring the secret origin of everybody's favorite robot chicken, Moguera.

Mike and Nate review one of the great, all time, Toho Sci-fi Masterpieces. 

Mike and Nate are joined by returning Guest Host Nick Gussie and newcomer Jordan Vanhoozer, to discuss the new Gareth Edwards  film. Let them fight! Warning! Massive spoilers for the new film!!!

Part two of the Final Wars discussion, featuring Guest Host Dominic Griffin. 

Mike and Nate discuss Godzilla's final "Man in Suit" cinematic appearance. W/ Guest host Dominic Griffin. 

Part two of our conversation about Tokyo S.O.S., w/ Guest Host Christoph Bacon.

While discussing the 2003 sequel to Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla, Mike and Nate's professional relationship is put on the line when a furious argument breaks out concerning the ideologies of the twin fairies from Infant island.  Also, Christoph Bacon  (controversially?) becomes the first guest host to ever appear on two episodes.  

Nate and Mike are joined by two guest hosts (Brian Smith and Christoph Bacon), in order to discuss the best Godzilla movie since Monster Zero.  

One of the very best modern Godzilla films, with the first significant screen time for the monster Baragon since 1965's Frankenstein Conquers The World. With co-host Aaron Ballew

The Japanese defense force accidentally tears a hole in reality after the test firing of Dimension Tide (a black hole gun). Wacky results ensue in this dull entry in the Millennium series.

Join Mike and Nate as they discuss the last Godzilla film to be released theatrically in America.

Godzilla enters an existential paradox, fighting the enemy that was born of his predecessor's defeat.

The Godzilla saga officially enters it's blue, bloated, dead on a toilet phase. Listen as Mike and Nate fight back the tears long enough to discuss these two "classic" "films" in the Godzilla series.

Time travel and treasure hunting abound in these two Godzilla films from the early 1990's.

One of Godzilla's greatest enemies is lost in a sea of forgettable characters and a plot more complicated then advanced nuclear fusion .