GKIDS has officially announced the theatrical return of Shin Godzilla, the critically acclaimed 2016 entry in the long-running kaiju franchise directed by Hideaki Anno (Neon Genesis Evangelion) and co ...

Last weekend, I checked out a screening of the 2016 Japanese Godzilla movie “Shin Godzilla” at the Somerville Theatre. The film, which recently got remastered for 4k resolution, tells something of an ...

Netflix has revealed the complete ensemble cast and first teaser for “Bullet Train Explosion,” the upcoming thriller from “Shin Godzilla” co-director Shinji Higuchi. While Tsuyoshi Kusanagi had ...

When a strange aquatic creature appears in Tokyo Bay, Japanese officials assure the public that there is no reason to worry that it could wreak havoc on shore. Moments later, the creature is ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The Shin Universe might be on hiatus as creator Hideaki Anno has focused on his next project, a ...

Nearly a decade after its original release, Shin Godzilla stomps its way into North American theaters, giving eager fans a chance to witness what, until Godzilla Minus One, was the top-grossing ...

What’s a summer without a Godzilla movie? Luckily, this isn’t the year to find out because the giant, city-stomping reptile is back in “Shin Godzilla” — a welcome rerelease of a film that you may have ...

Tickets are on sale now, and a new trailer was released ahead of Academy Award-winning producer and distributor GKIDS’ rerelease of SHIN GODZILLA. The film comes to theaters nationwide, as well as ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Unfortunately, it seems as though it is unlikely that the Shin universe will continue under ...

This article appears in the August 2025 issue of The American Prospect magazine. Subscribe here. Something emerges from Tokyo Bay. At first, it’s just an appendage, thrashing wildly. If you’re a fan ...

Exclusive: The annual film festival will return to New York this summer for another celebration of Japanese cinema. “We couldn’t be more amazed by this year’s festival,” Peter Tatara, director of film ...