Godzilla's first film is an iconic monster movie, but there are some tough realizations when trying to watch it today.

The Godzilla franchise's Showa Era was iconic for many reasons, including its strangest and most iconic details.

And at the height of fear and panic just eight months after the incident, the 1954 original "Gojira" arrived at the theaters with an opening scene that hit close to home. The original "Gojira" was ...

Godzilla isn’t just a monster movie icon, the king of all kaiju: he is a king of looks too. In the nearly seven decades he’s been stomping around the box office, Godzilla’s gone through more ...

When "Godzilla" premiered in 1954, Japan was not even a full decade removed from the devastating atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. There was also an incident earlier in 1954 in which the ...

Set in the aftermath of Japan’s defeat in World War II, the latest Godzilla film pays sincere homage to the 1954 original. In “Godzilla Minus One,” Ryunosuke Kamiki plays Shikishima ...

Akira Takarada, an actor who starred in the first “Godzilla” movie and later became a peace activist, died of pneumonia on March 14. He was 87. Born on the Korean Peninsula when it was under ...