Chikyû kogeki meirei: Gojira tai Gaigan (1972)

 

Furankenshutain no kaijû: Sanda tai Gaira (1966)

 

Varan the Unbelievable (1962)

San daikaijû: Chikyû saidai no kessen (1964)

Furankenshutain no kaijû: Sanda tai Gaira (1966)

Gojira (1954)

 

 

American nuclear weapons testing results in the creation of a seemingly unstoppable, dinosaur-like beast.

 

The original Godzilla movie is probably the best of the series, as it is well-produced and delivers the thrills while implying more political and existential issues than its successors. 

 

Halliwell (no star): "Tepid forerunner of scores of Japanese monster movies peopled by men in rubber suits."

 

Maltin***: "Grandaddy of Japanese monster movies...Much more complex and nuanced than the Americanized GODZILLA KING OF THE MONSTERS!..." 

Mosura tai Gojira (1964)

Gezora, Ganime, Kameba: Kessen! Nankai no daikaijû (1970)

Sora no daikaijû Radon (1956)

Bijo to ekitai ningen (1958)

A young scientist claims that H-Bomb tests in the Pacific, evidenced by a "ghost ship" that has turned up in the harbor, have created radioactive creatures.

Kingu Kongu tai Gojira (1962)

Gojira (1954)

American nuclear weapons testing results in the creation of a seemingly unstoppable, dinosaur-like beast.

Ido zero daisakusen (1969)

A journalist is saved by a giant submarine captained by a 200 year old man who takes him to an underwater paradise city where no one ages.
[Latitude Zero]

San daikaijû: Chikyû saidai no kessen (1964)

After a meteorite unleashes a three-headed beast upon Tokyo, Mothra tries to unite with Godzilla and Rodan to battle the extraterrestrial threat.
[aka Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster]

Gojira (1954)

San daikaijû: Chikyû saidai no kessen (1964)

After a meteorite unleashes a three-headed beast upon Tokyo, Mothra tries to unite with Godzilla and Rodan to battle the extraterrestrial threat.

Chikyû Bôeigun (1957)

Aliens arrive on Earth and ask permission to be given a certain tract of land for their people to live on.