Shin Godzilla is boring on purpose

brought to you by corporate mandate and artistic apathy (both the movie and the podcast)

King Ghidorah, if you can hear me, PLEASE k*ll them.

The book club returns for yet another riveting pop-sci-fi novel with a big budget adaptation. We're are also forced back into the dredges of creatures, adultery, and crap streaming nonsense.

Highlights from 2025 reviews of Andor, the Jurassic Park series, and misc Transformers stuff plus the best out-of-context Rach and Cam quotes and Athena moments.

An apocalyptic Death Star destruction experience, annoying anime girls, and a little bit of venison talk. (Oh yeah. And Monarch Season 2 is just standing there, menacingly. Threatening to curse our screens next year.)

In the first half of Star Wars Visions 3, we see a 30-lightsaber-arm woman, a Grogu knockoff, the Good Autistic Doctor, a droideka mech suit, and Steve Busemi (so just basic anime stuff).

Disney trying to avoid paying its actors, a bizarre Star Wars VR toy-collecting game, and podcast analytics: the things we discuss instead of this week’s topic.

It’s Cameron’s birthday, he’s 30, and he wants to talk about films from his birth year. So enjoy us having to talk about Kevin Spacey, Bryan Singer, Mel Gibson, and Mr. Holland kissing a high school girl.

Rachel lists the the podcast-relevant savior figures and Cameron goes off about what people get wrong about Star Wars.

Shin Godzilla is …. a lot. Godzilla himself looks like a scabbed-over soar. The score includes every genre known to man. And the board room meetings are plentiful.