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Directed by Ishirō Honda
怪獣総進撃
A spectacular, rewatchable science fiction.
At the turn of the century, all of the Earth's monsters have been rounded up and kept safely on Monsterland. Chaos erupts when a race of she-aliens known as the Kilaaks unleash the monsters across the world.
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In this one the whole gang gets together and literally curb-stomps Ghidorah until some aliens decide to stop blackmailing Earth or something. I love that Godzilla's idiot son does absolutely nothing to help but gets to do the hero pose on top of Ghidorah's bloody corpse anywayFull discussion on ep 243 of my podcast SLEAZOIDS.
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originally designed as a final (relatively) big-budget series sendoff, this is a genre peak. no sooner have the opening credits rolled than monsters begin destroying major cities, which gives way to a spaceship crew's guerilla assault on the aliens controlling Earth's kaiju from a secret moonbase. it all winds up with battle royale that even gets called by a radio announcer like a play by play. it's all gravy, there's nothing here not to like.
In this science fiction adventure, Earth's giant monsters are gathered on a specialized island until an alien race forces them to attack global cities.
It was directed by Ishirō Honda in 1968, the filmmaker responsible for the original Godzilla film.
Many enthusiasts consider it a definitive highlight of the Showa-era series due to its large ensemble of monsters and climactic final battle.
