Hello, Kaiju Lovers! According to MIFVs analytics, King Kong (and not Godzilla) is good for business right now, so in this excerpt from our Patreon-exclusive livestream, were filling in one of the

Hello, Kaiju Lovers! In yet another impromptu episode (because reasons), Nate is joined by Daniel DiManna (Godzilla Novelization Project) and Elijah Thomas (Kaiju Conversation) to discuss the semi-obs

Nate, Drew, and Jacob decide to test their mettle by going to a haunted tourist spot in Seoul: Yangma Land, an abandoned theme park. After exploring the place until midnight, they come to a carousel t

Hello, Kaiju Lovers! You might be wondering, Aren't you supposed to cover Destroy All Monsters for Godzilla Redux, Nate? Yes...but Im not. For reasons. Anyway, we have the next-best thing: the thre

Nate and Jimmy set their sights on wrangling Utam Goliathon (aka Ah-Wang) from the top of Jardine Houseonly to be interrupted by a confused Kaguya wearing a risqu cosplay bought by Jimmy! This giv

Hello, Kaiju Lovers! The most cited man on MIFV, John LeMay, returns for his all-but-mandatory-at-least-once-a-season appearance to discuss the second Shaw Bros. film weve covered this season: Mighty

Hello, Kaiju Lovers! In this excerpt from the latest episode of the (usually) Patreon-exclusive livestream podcast, Nathan invites his creative team (plus Elijah Thomas, who crashes the show later) on

Hello, Kaiju Lovers! You know him and you probably hate himour guest today is none other than Matt Walsh! Okay, its not that Matt Walsh. This one shaves and isnt a millennial curmudgeon. Anyway, be

Nate decides to do some film curation in Hong Kong--with Hannibal Chau. Jimmy escorts him to the Bone Slums to meet the black market dealer and discovers a reel containing the 1999 cut of Reptilian. S

Hello, Kaiju Lovers! Neil Riebe makes a dangerous journey to Hong Kong to join Nate for another Godzilla Redux with Son of Godzilla. This film was made in the Year of the Kaiju, 1967, and along wi