by Jeremy Clarke. You’d be forgiven for assuming Mothra (1961) to be a typical Toho monster movie in which a giant moth attacks Tokyo. However, the film single-handedly redefined the genre as much as the original Godzilla film defined it. With a typhoon moving towards Japan, sailors abandon ship near Infant Island where nuclear weapons […]
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