These kaiju, most of them from Toho, haven't been seen on the big screen in far too long. Get them in the Monsterverse.

It may not come as a surprise to you that there are a lot of Godzilla movies. And by a lot, we mean a lot. The franchise began in 1954 in Japan, co-created by Honda Ishirō, making its North American ...

Go to to get a free trial and 10% off your first purchase! Today on Variant, we break down the origins of Mothra, Rodan, & ...

Aliens force the giant creatures of Monster Island to destroy the world’s largest cities. It’s a battle royale as aliens take over the minds of the giant creatures of Monster Island - Godzilla, Mothra ...

Across four eras—Showa, Heisei, Millenium, and Reiwa—Godzilla has helped chart the course of both a country and a culture, speaking to the fears, hopes, and most fantastical dreams of the Japanese ...

Warner Bros. and Legendary just dropped a monstrous new trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters, featuring our first looks at the new titans of the world: Mothra, Rodan, and King Ghidorah. Oh and ...

On paper, kaiju movies may seem like a niche genre, adhering to a list of characteristics involving giant monsters attacking cities. Yet, like slashers, Westerns, or noir films, even viewers who have ...

Mothra vs. Godzilla, once known to American audiences as Godzilla vs. The Thing is the fourth Godzilla film, and one of the most fondly remembered of the Showa era. New fans may not be aware that this ...

They may not have Godzilla in them, Rodan and The War of the Gargantuas are still very solid Toho kaiju classics.

Rodan has never assisted Godzilla in combat in the Monsterverse, but has a rich history as an ally to him in Toho's movies.

As audiences currently enjoy the photo-realistic CG-fest that is Godzilla vs Kong in theaters and on HBO, old-school kaiju fans treasure memories of the “man in suit” movies. The Showa era of Godzilla ...