Year: 2022

  Man, this is *exactly* how I remember this film. Happy Thursday, everyone!

Nice. Movies always sound classier in French. To be fair, they kept all the bystanders Asian, which most of Europe's kaiju posters did not.

Uhhhhhh......

I mentioned Paper Finz last week (the YouTube Channel that did on the video on Anguirus' split shell). He has many other giant monster videos, and Gamera (our Gamera) suggested the ones on goofy or, in this case, just neato foreign Godzilla and Gamera posters. So those are pretty great, and let's do some…

Kind of redundant, but here's a better look at the split shell I mentioned earlier this week. Weird, and I don't think anyone's still around to explain what they were going for with this. Apparently it was dropped because the split was unwieldy during filming, and so they just threw up their hands and…

Was I ever aware of this? If I was, I had completely forgotten until I came across a YouTube video called "The Mystery Behind the Split Anguirus Shell" on the Paper Finz channel. He has a lot of other Godzilla content too. Anyway, it was pretty fascinating, largely because it was a fresh thing…

Continuing our line of "monsters in posters who look like hobos" we have Return of the Ape Man. Apparently Monogram was too cheap to pay somebody to paint a poster, probably because they spent an extra $500 to get both Bela Lugosi and John Carradine (famously, Zucco is not really seen in the film).…

A rather bland poster for a rather bland film. At least they have an excuse; it's a Republic picture, not from 20th Century Fox. I guess it's kind of interesting that they highlight the exotic elements of the film, which (if I can remember waaaaaaaaaay back when) takes place in Africa, presumably to save…