Arrow Video has launched Gamera: The Complete Collection – an eight-disc Blu-ray box set for kaiju superfans that features all 12 of the original Japanese versions of the Gamera films in high ...

Sometimes an entire genre of fiction can be dominated by one franchise or one character. The world of giant monster movies only has a few big celebrities, and everyone else is either a member of their ...

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Directed by Hiroyuki Seshita (who also handles the series composition alongside Kenta Ihara and Hiroshi Seko) for studio ENGI, Gamera: Rebirth’s staff also includes the likes of Atsushi Tamura as ...

Word has just hit the wire that in honor of his 50th anniversary, everyone’s favorite fire-breathing turtle, Gamera, will once again be gracing the big screen in 2015. We eagerly pray for the return ...

The project’s official Twitter account had the following statement (please excuse the poor Google translation). “From the Showa era to the Heisei era, the production of the new work ‘GAMERA -Rebirth‘ ...

Gamera may not be as famous as Godzilla, but kaiju connoisseurs know he's among the greatest Kaiju ever created. If you've ever wanted to explore the rich filmography of this giant fire-breathing ...

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Gamera, the misunderstood, fire-breathing turtle, is back, in a film intended to initiate a new cycle of giant-turtle mania. Though the special effects are somewhat better than those in the original ...

While Godzilla may be the undisputed King of the Monsters, it wasn’t always so undisputed. During the heyday of the kaiju movie boom, another Japanese franchise sought to overtake the giant monster ...

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