In the first show of 2012, JiiDee switches places with Timey as host as they along with Andy / CobracommanderTFW and Alex / JazzSanti talk through the first Gamera movie of the “Heisei era”. Also, believe in the number 6…

About the guests:

CobracommanderTFW is the host of the Moonbase 2 podcast ( http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/ ) and occasional guest of the Back to the Eighties podcast, as well as having his own youtube channel ( http://www.youtube.com/user/CobraCommanderTFW )

JazzSanti is a former co-host of the “Dude Wait What” & “TFAnomynous” podcasts and was a co-host in Moonbase 2’s pilot episode. He also has his own youtube channel ( http://www.youtube.com/user/Kongu954 )

Wrapping up Sequel Week Dead, Bovie, Shacks and Kitty watch 2006′s Death Note: The Last Name, sequel to 2006′s Death Note.

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Gamera, self-proclaimed guardian of the universe (ashamedly trying to work his way out of his previous title as friend of all children) is back and he brought Insert Coin(s) to Continue with him again on his final 1990s adventure in the thrilling conclusion to the 90s Gamera trilogy — Revenge of Iris!

Ryan Hamann, aka Insert Coin(s) to Continue, guides you through familiar territory as the flying turtle does what he does best — kick some serious Power Rangers villain reject butt! Re-watch the events of Guardian of the Universe through the eyes of an average Japanese girl watching her family be crushed by the (admittedly much cooler looking than I ever remember him looking in that movie) hulking, green presence. Seeking revenge, she calls upon the soul of her … dead cat … or … something … and she ends up finding the baby from Eraserhead in a cave, and that grows into … look, you’re just going to have to see it for yourself. As always, it’s a fantastic kaiju movie in it’s own right, and it’s spiced up with some delightfully eccentric acting moments and disasterously out of place voice acting.

Also, the kid-friendly Gamera directors experiment with the oft-dreaded combination of effeminite boys, Japanese schoolgirls, and … tentacle monsters?! Oh God! Not a Gamera movie! For the love of all things kaiju! Buckle down. It’s more fun than you could flatten an overpriced apartment complex with.

Insert Coin(s) to Continue presents his sure to be worst selling track of all time! That’s right — Ryan is riffing a film so rare, Netflix doesn’t even have a copy of it. For you Gamera completionists out there, though, here you go. A healthy, steaming portion of Gamera: Attack of Legion … or is it Advent of Legion? The film decides to change names somewhere between the boxart and the title screen.

Watch your favorite flying turtle on his greatest* adventure yet. A legion of blood-thirsty insects has landed on Earth, and in true Power Rangers fashion, they assimilate to form a giant monster to stand against Gamera … and there’s a giant flower in there somewhere. I don’t know, I wasn’t really paying attention. All you need to know is: it’s weird, the voice acting is still terrible, and there’s a Japanese scientist wearing a pink, poofy, femmy jacket! What more could you ask for in a film?

This is part two of the Gamera Heisei trilogy

*Not entirely true

The universe is in danger, and He-Man is getting too old to do anything about it anymore. The universe needs a new guardian. Someone strong. Someone brave. Someone green and scaly. Unfortunately, riffer Insert Coin(s) to Continue is the best we could come up with. He’ll be taking on one of the biggest threats to mankind: Kaiju revival films!

Today, Coin(s) riffs everyone’s favorite turtle movie! … Well, that’s not true … Everyone’s favorite turtle-fighting-evil movie … rather … Everyone’s favorite Japanese turtle-fighting-evil movie … made in 1995. MST3K favorite returns in Gamera: Guardian of the Universe and he loves children more than ever! More fun than you could crash a taxi through!