All good things must come to an end. On this episode of Kaiju Conversation, Elijah and Rex finish Star Wars month with Kinji Fukusaku's Legend of the Eight Samurai.

Following last week's episode, Elijah and Rex move from Toho to Toei in 1978's Message from Space.

In the second week of Star Wars Month, Elijah and Rex's next movie finally goes to space in the 1977 Toho Sci-Fi Film The War in Space.

Kawasaki Month is over, but we are back once again with a new theme for the month of May, STAR WARS! There are no special editions as today we cover the ORIGINAL Star Wars also known as The Hidden Fortress.

In the final episode of Kawasaki Month, Elijah and Rex take a look at one of Minoru Kawasaki's newest releases, the 2020 film Monster Seafood Wars.

On this episode of Kaiju Conversation, Elijah and Rex take a step back to Minoru Kawasaki's first theatrical film The Calamari Wrestler in the third week of Kawasaki Month.

It is the second week of Kawasaki Month! Elijah and Rex continue their journey as The World Sinks Except Japan on this episode of Kaiju Conversation.

In the month of fools, Elijah and Rex begin Kawasaki Month. A month-long event where every week of April, the two will cover the filmography of comedy director Minoru Kawasaki. Their first film is 2016's Kaiju Mono.

On this episode of Kaiju Conversation, Elijah and Rex return to the world of dead wet girls in Hideo Nakata's Dark Water.

What better way to start March than with the "WORST KAIJU PARODY EVER!" Is 2010's Death Kappa truly deserving of such a bold statement? That is what Elijah and Rex strive to find out in this episode of Kaiju Conversation.

Continuing with this February's valentines theme, Elijah and Rex's next film is Ashura — a tokusatsu love story better than Twilight!

Elijah and Rex return to the world of Go Nagai adaptations with Hideaki Anno's Cutie Honey. Surely things can only go straight up after Devilman, right?

After more than 50 episodes, Kaiju Conversation finally dedicates an episode to a film by Toei, the production company behind Kamen Rider, and numerous other well-remembered Tokusatsu movies and television. Unfortunately, this film is Devilman.

Following the recent Fathom Events screenings, Elijah and Rex finally cover 2022's Shin Ultraman. Their first dedicated foray into the Ultra Series on this podcast.