Trailers for 2021’s theme months Kaijuly, Mocktoberfest, and Season’s Beatings.

2017’s KAIJU BUNRAKU is an outstanding short that uses the Japanese puppeteering form of bunraku to tell the story of a loving couple living in a world of giant monsters.

Rifftrax takes on 1982’s bizarre ATTACK OF THE SUPER MONSTERS, an uniquely gonzo movie that combines usual Kaiju practical elements with cartoon protagonists.

Iceland’s entry for Eurovision 2021 (and the rightful winner of that competition), “10 Years” by Daði Freyr (Daði & Gagnamagnið), has a great music video that features a giant robot fighting a Kaiju.

A brief and hilarious short by Beeragon that combines SHIN GODZILLA with Adventure Time.

For GODZILLA 1985, the King Of Monsters stomped his way directly into the Cola Wars with an endorsement deal with Dr. Pepper that bore some awful results.

An episode of Channel 4’s Epic Home Makeover that turns a room into a badass Kaiju Monster Party!

The 1998 music video for Beastie Boys’ “Intergalactic” features a battle royale between a giant robot and a rampaging Kaiju, all set to the incredible single from Hello Nasty.

Bits & Beats looks at the evolution of the Rampage from 1986 to 2019 and how the Midway video game of giant monsters smashing has changed over the year.

Dan Blank’s 2012 short film MONSTER ROLL pits a crew of sushi chefs against a vengeful cephalopod kaiju.

Cultural juggernaut Hideaki Anno revisits his first major anime sequence from NAUSICAÄ OF THE VALLEY OF THE WIND with this short film reimagining the God Warrior sequence.

There are far more Kaiju films beyond the Godzillas, Gameras, and Kongs than dreamt of in your philosophy. Youtuber, Kaiju expert, and openly Canadian Brandon Tenold revisits the forgotten 1999 Kaiju movie, REPTILIAN.

An incredible stop motion two-minute short film by Cress Maeve Beer full of hilarity and sincerity where Godzilla and Minya are able to better understand each other.

A video essay by Up From The Depths chronicles how KING KONG VS. GODZILLA changed filmmaking and how that fed the legacy leading up to GODZILLA VS. KONG.

Michael Giacchino’s “Roar!”, an original musical composition written for and used in CLOVERFIELD, needs to be heard by more people.