The wait is over, everyone. Netflix has tapped a new titan for its audience, and Godzilla fans are flocking to the premiere. After all, Gamera: Rebirth has been released, and the epic series tells the ...

During the kaiju boom of the 1960s in Japan, Godzilla undoubtedly reigned supreme. But he was by no means the only giant creature tromping around Tokyo. Toho had other heavy hitters like Mothra and ...

Gamera (ガメラ?) is a giant turtle Kaiju (Giant monster) from a series of popular Giant monster films produced by Daiei Motion Picture Company in Japan. Created in 1965 to rival the success of Toho ...

Daiei Film isn’t as close to being a household name as Toho is, but they still knew an opportunity when they saw one. After Gojira and Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds proved to attract attention even ...

In 1965, at the height of the kaiju genre’s popularity in Japan, Daiei Film introduced audiences to its own giant monster, Gamera, a mutated fire-breathing turtle who later became known as “the friend ...

Godzilla’s first mighty roar in 1954 kicked off an aptly named kaiju boom in Japan that lasted over a decade. While Toho Studios were the undisputed kings of giant monsters in the cinema in the 1960s, ...

Tamashii Nation is back at it again as they are unleashing another kaiju for your MonsterArts collection. It is time for you Godzilla, to step aside as the devastating and powerful Gamera is back.

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For every popular taste, there will always be those who prefer a slightly less popular competitor. Coke has its Pepsi. The Ghost Whisperer has Medium. And Godzilla has Gamera. Godzilla had the field ...

Read up on the latest Gamera, the Giant Monster News, Reviews and Features from the team at Collider. A nuclear explosion in the Arctic awakens Gamera, a giant, fire-breathing turtle. Emerging from ...