We’re back with a second episode covering the quickly turned-around sequel to 1954’s Godzilla, 1955’s Godzilla Raids Again from director Motoyoshi Oda. Listen to how the duo feels about this follow-up effort, the introduction of Anguirus, the lighter story elements, favorite moments, and more. Show Notes:
Kicking off WonderCon was the Beastly Powers: Exploring Science, Magic, and Mythology in Comics and Pop Culture. Hosted by Lorran Garrison, the panel took a dive into how animals have inspired humans and how animal powers have been woven into our cultural fabric. Joining Lorran on the panel was John Jennings (professor and author/illustrator, Marvel, DC,
It’s panels like these that make me truly love going to conventions like WonderCon. Hosted by Ron Diamond, the Giants’ First Steps: Glimmer of Greatness panel showcased a select of some digitally restored student films from some of the most impactful animated film directors of all time. The list of filmmakers included, but wasn’t limited
WonderCon 2025 is upon us! Seems like it was just yesterday that I attended last year’s event but I am always happy to attend and cover this convention. This year’s slate is one of the more fascinating collection of panels I’ve seen from a convention, namely cause there does not seem to be a gigantic
What good is the idea of whimsy? This question is one that I pondered by the end of Snow White, Disney’s new live action adaptation, which has a lot of what we’d perceive as whimsy. The movie hits all the cute buttons, tries its darndest to update the story, and employs a lead who can
The moment everyone has been waiting for, the premiere episode of 2 Black Guys Talk Godzilla! Aaron and I officially kick things off with the first full episode which covers 1954’s Gojia (Godzilla) from director Ishirô Honda. Listen in to hear the guys’ take on the film, what makes it so effective, its historical impact,