Godzilla the Series continues into it's second season with eco terrorists, Kaiju heartbreak, and more monster action. Does Zilla's second series live up to the first? Find out on this episode of the Kaiju Review as we do some Shelf Examination.

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Godzilla the series is to the Matthew Brodrick's 1998 Godzilla movie what a national guard/doordash strategic alliance is to a drowning person. That is to say, it not only saves it, but it also feeds it. And in this episode of the Shelf Examination Podcast we're going to take a look at the first season of Godzilla the series.

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Shin Godzilla is a divisive movie among Godzilla fans. But among us here at the Shelf Examination we were pretty united on our take for this movie. Where will it go on our ranking? Find out.

The original King Kong from 1933 is a Kaiju classic that we at Shelf Examination have had at the top of our rankings from the beginning. But will it stay there in the face of almost a century of cinema and special effects improvements? Find out in this episode of the Shelf Examination Podcast.

In this episode of the Kaiju Review we look at a movie that may not actually be a Kaiju movie, even if it's responsible for brining the term into the gestalt. And why Kaiju and not Jaeger?

1998's Godzilla starring Mathew Broadrick is a decisive movie in the Kaiju lineup. While fans call the monster "GINA", short for "Godzilla in Name Only", if divorced from it's namesake, does Hollywood's first attempt at mimicking the Kaiju formula actually hold up?

Cloverfield is a strange one among Kaiju movies, showing a side of monster attacks that no one has dared to explore. But is it a side that anyone really wanted to see? Was J J Abram's entry into the Kaiju genre a cinematic master piece, or an over hyped flop? Let's discuss it today on the Shelf Examination Podcast.

After Gamera's return in the 90s, it only got worse as the quick follow up sequel and the one they took more time on both failed to land with audiences and with us on this week's shelf examination Podcast. One of us wisely backed out before finishing. Can you guess which one?