Yog -- Monster From Space

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04/14/2014 Just fun. You can tell this was made at the end of the big Toho Studios special effects boom. But it's still a lot of fun! See more 08/27/2012 Ishiro Honda's first Kaiju film directed after the passing of Eiji Tsuburaya, "Space Amoeba" is one full-out non-Godzilla kaiju film. The fights and the kaiju stomping is done quite well by the junior staff members, but the human story is very dumb. And not enough drama. Skip over them to get to the good stuff. See more 03/11/2012 Goofy and entertaining. The monsters are nice and plentiful and the story is decent. Dispite the posters and such, all 3 monsters never come near each other, but 2 do fight at the end once the alien looses control of them. It's fun and enjoying. See more 12/11/2010 A interesting idea with quite a lot of possibilities is unfortunately given short-thrift which pulls the carpet out from under the whole thing. See more 10/28/2010 Another of Toho's wild-& woolly, wacky-&-wondrous Monster-Mashes, replete with lotsa' Giant-Rubber-Monster action in the Godzilla tradition. Hysterical hi-jinks ensue when some of the wildlife (A cuttlefish, sea crab, and a turtle-) on a tropical Pacific island are morphed into Bodacious-Battling-Behemoths after having been taken over by a maleficent alien intelligence. Of course, some Nipponese Nood-niks become marooned there and must contend with the-not-so-friendly local fauna as well as come up with a way to get rid of those pesky aliens! I prefer the title I originally saw it under, "Yog, Monster from Space". Great & goofy fun! See more 09/30/2010 Meet Gezora, the ice-secreting cuttlefish kaiju; Ganime, the paparazzi-hating crab; and Kamoebas, the neck-extending turtle. See more Read all reviews

Yog -- Monster From Space

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