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We take a Quick Look at 1966's The King Kong Show, the animated series from which King Kong Escapes was spun off. You'll learn more about Rankin/Bass Productions than you probably ever wanted to know. Find us Online Nominate us for a Rondo! Our Patreon Our NEW King Kong Show T-shirt! Ephemeral Podcast on Rankin/Bass Quinton Reviews on Strange Rankin/Bass Specials TV Party Saturday Morning Cartoon...

Super producer Courtney returns to talk with Robert about Gappa, AKA Monster from a Prehistoric Planet and then plays the game ReMake or ReFake.  Find us online: https://linktr.ee/recordallmonsters Nominate us and Nathanael for a Rondo! Buy today's movie here

We begin our look at the third stringers of the '67 Kaiju Boom with The X From Outer Space, one of the most divisive monster movies ever. Monster Kid Hall of Famer Derek M. Koch joins us once again for a freewheeling discussion on where we land on this much maligned movie before tackling our game "X Marks the Spot", which is even more tangentially related to our our topic than usual. Find all thin...

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While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

In this episode's essay, Robert looks at how the Gamera series hits its stride and is joined by Q in the next two segments, where they play the game "Monster Blood". Our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/recordallmonsters

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

In this episode's essay, Robert looks at the new blood behind the scenes of 1966's Godzilla offering. John LeMay tells us why this is his favorite Godzilla movie, and joins Robert for this edition of the Record All Monsters Game Show, The Changing of the Guardians of the Galaxy. "Ebirah, Horror of the Deep and the Changing of the Guard" By Robert L. Kelly Our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/recordallm...

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

Dracula! The Mummy! The Invisible Man sort of! Can Johnny Sokko and his Flying Robot beat up the Classic Monsters in time to save Halloween? Robert and Courtney sure hope so in this pre-season Halloween Spooktacular Special! Bleh!

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

Trailer for Season 2!

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this simple reading of the original novelization of King Kong from 1932. Everyone's voice is a drawl because I'm from Texas.  This Original work by Delos W. Lovelace from a story by Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper is in the public domain, and therefore free for me to use and profit mildly off of.

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A tough decision was made at the literal 11th hour in an editorial frenzy

Our winners are announced and Robert takes a Quick Look at The Daimajin Trilogy.

Barugon and Baragon are as different as director Tom Holland and actor Tom Holland. Parker and Q return to continue Q's education in Gamera, and play the game Back in the Habit, Cruise Control, Electric Boogaloo.  Find us online: https://linktr.ee/recordallmonsters

Anri Hata returns to talk with us about Booska and Ultraman, two of Eiji Tsuburaya's TV creations from 1966