The New Line Up

-G2 (script to be done later this week)
-Monster from Green Hell
-G3
-It the Terror From Beyond Space
-Gamera the Brave

New Review: "The Great Behemoth"

"Got a great new review for you, just finished it up last night. The Giant Behemoth is a film I watched a lot growing up. Unfortunately is didn't hold up nearly as well as I remembered. None the less, its still an entertaining film. That aside, what the hell is up with the title? "The Giant Behemoth" talk about fucking redundant. Enjoy the video folks."
-Dan

That is pretty much it for this review. Any and all updates with the KMR crew and their activities can be seen through the video. More news to come in time...

KQ Review: "Geharha, The Long and Dark Haired Monster"

Kaiju Quickie is back as Steph Hughes comments on Kiyotaka Taguchi's newest short, "Geharha, The Long And Dark Haired Monster." Steph keeps enough of the short secret so not to spoil the film. Steph gives it a fair review, one which many may agree with.

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That being said, we at KMR realize that this film is not yet released here in the states. And though the Japanese DVD and blu-ray has subtitles, not all of you in this poor economy can buy it or want to buy it. With those delimas, there is a site on the internet which has the film. The link below goes to a blog entry at JournalismG2KM. There you will find the link to the film plus a subtitle transcript which one can read if desired. Personaly speaking, "Geharha" is a good kaiju film, the best since GMK and is worth your time. Please watch it sometime. Arigato!

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http://journalismg2km.blogspot.com/2010/01/subtitle-script-for-gehara.html

"Gamera: Daikaiju Kuchu Kessen" Review

Finaly, the long awaited G1 review has been put up. And it is a nice review. Dan seems to hold back on some information for the future viewer's sake, which is a good thing for the most part. Picture quality seems to be something which some may want to pay attention to since it is the same print from the R2 DVD. This is a nice little review, and pay attention for the next review will not be G2 but rather "The Giant Behemoth".

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Some new stuff seems to be comming up. A new episode of "Kaiju Quickie" (a review short done periodically by Stephanie Hughes) is on the way. Another new short is also on the horizon, though progress seems to be going slow and it may not ultimately developed. More information will be released the closer we get to comfirmation.

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Don't forget to donate alittle! Your donation helps Dan's family therefore helps him not worry so much about finances and do what he likes to do: make giant monster film reviews for us, the fans!

New Update

Speaks for itself.

NEW VIDEO: "Pushing Poducts"

Well people, it is that time again for another video from KMR. This time around, it is more of an advertisement for one of KMR's favorite companies out there which produce quality kaiju DVDs. With the video's script written by Evan Brehany, watch the video to find out some information "that you may just enjoy". Along with the fact that this video features clips from the Gamera trilogy in full HD, but also acts like a precursor to Dan's highly anticipated reviews for the Heisei Gamera trilogy.

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In other news, plans are that KMR may merge and be part of Kaiju Galaxy community (like the blog "JournalismG2KM"). Nothing too serious at the moment. In other news, the same company mentioned in the above video is going to do something spectacular: get KMR to have it's first DVD release. Done in the spirit of non-profit, it may be a good buy for those lucky fans. Last piece of news includes a possible new show being tacked on. More news to be revealed soon. Check back!

KMR Episode 21: "The Return of Godzilla" (1984)

Finaly this long awaited review is here. For those more critical on Dan's reviews, you should see an improvement. Instead of filming parts with himself actualy in the review, he voice overs clips from the film - keeping the pace of the review fast, clean, and simple. A very nice review, especialy with the feleing that it was talored to regular film goers, not just tokusatsu otaku like what you - the reader - most probrably is.

Don't forget to stay tuned after the credits do you can see the trailer for the next film Dan is reviewing: "Gamera: Giant Monster Midair Showdown" (GGOTU; 1995).