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The Heisei era started with the reboot of Godzilla in 1984, bringing him back to his darker roots. And 11 years later in 1995, the era ended with a movie that pays tribute to that origin in Godzilla vs Destroyah. But does this emotional package resonate with a wide audience? Join us with guests Chris Champlin and Mark Webster to find out!

When Toho made the deal with Tristar for the first American Godzilla movie, the Heisei era was supposed to end sooner than it did. Godzilla vs MechaGodzilla 2 was meant to be the final film in the series, but stall outs in America forced it to continue on. So does this originally intended ending work? Join us with Joe Stark and Chris Edwards to find out!

Comedy is a very subjective genre. And when mixed with a niche one like kaiju movies, the results vary greatly from person to person. So when we cover Notzilla, the parody movie from 2019, we wanted a large sample size. So join us with Paul Hart and Jesse Candelori as we dive into this kaiju comedy

After Neon Genesis Evangelion ended with it's 26 episodes, the fans felt they didn't get the closure they needed from the show. Eventually, the crew and studio behind it created a theatrical finale to the series. And this time, we will be joined again by Eva expert Chris Champlin to talk about The End of Eva

What's your Story with Quinton Roberts by Leftover Army Podcast

The men behind the recent Shin movies like Godzilla, Ultraman, and Kamen Rider, have a working friendship going back decades! The perfect example is the critically acclaimed anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. And of course we had to cover it here on the podcast! It's a series that I've loved since middle school. And who better to join us than my long time friend who I used to watch it with, Chris Champlin!

While this week's movie doesn't have a kaiju in it, it WAS a potential script for a Godzilla movie. Plus many Toho regulars are involved, so it slides in to be covered. Join us with Jason Prevatte and Phil Dishon as we talk about the mostly forgotten 1989 movie Gunhed

The original kaiju Kong has had many incarnations over the years. From RKO to Toho, the original King has had a sorted history. But many were excited when Peter Jackson, fresh off of the Lord of the Rings trilogy decided he was going to remake his favorite movie of all time. But did the Kiwi deliver? Join us with Kay Hoddy to find out!

The recent Monsterverse movies brought Godzilla back into popular culture in a big way. The Big G is enjoying yet another resurgence in popularity and Toho has been milking it. But this isn't the first time that the West tried to do Godzilla. Most will remember this entry, the 1998 Godzilla starring Matthew Broderick. And most remember it being terrible. But is it as bad as our memory says? Join us with Kay Hoddy and Jake Elliot from PCL to find out!

What's your story with Rodimus Prime by Leftover Army Podcast

Sometimes you make a mistake and hope no one saw it. But then sometimes that mistake is the basis for the episode of a podcast. Here is my big blunder... Deep Shock, a made for TV movie that I didn't know was a made for TV movie, and an awful one at that. Enjoy my pain and hubris

What's your story with Phillip Dishon by Leftover Army Podcast

While the Showa era is best known for creating Godzilla and his friends, it was also host to a myriad of non kaiju scifi films, usually exploring the new frontier of space. Such as this feature The Mysterians from 1957. But do Honda and company bring life to the vastness? Join us and guest Dante Silguero to find out!

What happens when a nerd shows up to a Serial Killer self Help group? Yeah... Viscious Fun ensues ...

The gang is here to discuss perhaps the bloodiest, most divisive horror film of the year. What do we think?

Does the latest installment of this anthology franchise stand up? Listen and see!

Today the gang discusses this comedy horror hidden gem, The Final Girls.

The gang is back, and this time they are chatting James Wan's latest Malignant!

Amanda and the Old Man wrap Up Korean Horror week with this Netflix hidden gem, The Call!

Crowd Funding campaigns have helped a lot of fun and interesting projects get funding so they can be completed. Such an example is this episode's movie, Howl From Beyond the Fog. A passion project that with help, was able to get a legendary suit maker to join the project. Did this crowd funding make a good product? Join us and special guest Jesse Candelori to find out!