As Season 2 of Kaiju No. 8 is fast approaching, a new social media post has teased a larger-than-life crossover with a legendary monster.

Ishiro Honda was first struck with the idea to create Godzilla while looking out of a plane window and imagining what it would be like if a giant monster came out of the ocean. Honda was able to bring ...

When director Ishiro Honda hatched Godzilla for the Toho company's original Gojira film, he decided against the usual stop-motion "claymation" of the time to create his reptilian star.

Many of the integral figures that were involved in the beginning were gone — director Ishiro Honda hadn’t helmed any of the ‘70s efforts, suit actor Haruo Nakajima had been laid off, and ...

Comics Godzilla "Giant monster smash city – what a perfect idea!" The King of the Monsters brings the pain in Godzilla vs. America: Chicago ...

Gorosaurus A Fellow Dinosaur Who Never Really Fought Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Released: August 1, 1968 Era: Showa Studio: Toho Director: Ishiro Honda ...

Radioactive monster Godzilla stomps through a city and eats a commuter train in a scene from 'Godzilla, King of the Monsters!,' directed by Ishiro Honda and Terry O. Morse, 1956. The film is actually ...

Seven decades after director Ishiro Honda and special effects master Eiji Tsuburaya revealed Godzilla to Japanese audiences on November 3, 1954, the King of the Monsters has only become more ...

Key Points The first Godzilla film, directed and co-written by Ishiro Honda, was released in November 1954. The fictional monster has picked up fans around the world with its environmental messages.

After Dark: Directed by Ishirō Honda, this tale of humanoid brother-monsters is as impressive as it was in 1966. As a horror and sci-fi subgenre, Kaiju was built on the promise of towering ...

And while most of these aren’t handled in a particularly engaging way, their inclusion—and what makes them work or not work—merits discussion. Ishiro Honda’s original 1954 Godzilla was made shortly ...

As the longest franchise in movie history boasting 38 films and counting, the Godzilla franchise has been a part of our world for multiple generations. The monster and his film series were originally ...