Source: Sony Movie Channel The King of the Monsters stomps back to the Sony Movie Channel in March for a special Godzilla two-pack of network premieres. DESTROY ALL MONSTERS (?????, Kaiju Soshingeki, 1968) and GODZILLA VS MEGALON (???????, Gojira Tai Megaro, 1973) will be shown multiple times throughout the month, with Monday, March 23 a special "RARE KAIJU" night with the two films airing back-to-back twice starting at 10:00pm EST. Both film are dubbed in English.
GODZILLA: DESTROY ALL MONSTERS (1968)
Thursday, March 5, 11.20 am E | 8.20 am P Sunday, March 15, 6.45 am E | 3.45 am P Monday, March 23, 10.00 pm E | 7.00 pm P Monday, March 23, 1.10 am E | 10.10 pm P Saturday, March 28, 3.30 pm E | 12.30 pm P When female alien invaders take control of Earth`s monsters and begin using them to destroy the human race, Godzilla must team up with old foes to take down King Ghidorah. Runtime: 91 Minutes Cast Akira Kubo Jun Tazaki Yukiko Kobayashi Yoshio Tsuchiya Crew Director: Ishiro Honda Writer: Ishiro Honda and Takeshi Kimura
GODZILLA VS. MEGALON (1973)
Thursday, March 5, 1.00 pm E | 10.00 am P Saturday, March 14, 5.05 am E | 2.05 am P Monday, March 23, 11.40 pm E | 8.40 pm P Monday, March 23, 2.50 am E | 11.50 pm P Saturday, March 28, 5.10 pm E | 2.10 pm P The undersea nation of Seatopia sends the gigantic Megalon to destroy the world above -- and it`s up to Godzilla and a size-shifting robot, Jet Jaguar, to defeat him. Runtime: 78 Minutes Cast Katsuhiko Sasaki Hiroyuki Kawase Yutaka Hayashi Robert Dunham Crew Director: Jun Fukuda Writers: Jun Fukuda and Takeshi Kimura
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