tholek

Contrary, to the previous comment, Godzilla actually takes on a giant shrimp....or prawn, basically the same thing.

Perhaps the thinnest plot of any Godzilla film, and clearly, along with Godzilla's Revenge, a low point in the series.

It's sad to say, as the series started out so well with serious classics such as Godzilla Raids Again, and Rodan.

Toho's attempt to pander to children, with films such as this, only served to marginalise the terror of what nuclear testing could bring.

Unless you're a completist, it's not worth buying.

You only need watch them play catch, to be convinced of that...

I won't say it was the cream of the crop of TV westerns, as far as production goes, but it's premise was...

I disagree most strongly with the first comment, McCord did try to clear his name many times, just not at the cost of others, and McCord, a wronged man, a pariah, would indeed, have to drift from town to town.

If he stayed too long he would likely be strung from a tree...

I too watched this on late night TV, in fact it's still on the New York City ABC affiliate, as a late night time filler.

That's an undeserved legacy.

In the current climate of turning past TV series into big-budget films, this is a no-brainer.

I'd be interested to know if the property's being sought after.

They'd be morons not to include theme song somewhere, it is really stunning.