Monthly Archive: December, 2011

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Godzilla (1954)

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NOTE: This review pertains to the original Japanese release of Godzilla, and not the American 1956 edit starring Raymond Burr. Japan is still recovering from having been bombed twice with atomic weapons. In… Continue reading →

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The 2011 Ian Fleming Memorial Award

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And the 2011 Ian Fleming Memorial Award for Best James Bond film goes to…. Goldfinger (1964) Oddjob was memorable. Auric Goldfinger was over-the-top. Sean Connery kicked butt. That’s enough said. Watch the most… Continue reading →

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Earth Defense Force: EDF and Insect Armageddon

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Whoreson here.  I recently purchased EDF: Insect Armageddon and wanted to talk to you chaps about the greatness that is the EDF Xbox series.  I specify because EDF apparently has a history.  A… Continue reading →

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The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? (1964)

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Jerry (Cash Flagg) is a rebel with his foreign friend and girlfriend Angela. Jerry decides to do the rebellious thing and take his friends to the carnival. There, he is smitten by a… Continue reading →

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The 2011 Pop Culture Historian’s Game and Anime Awards

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For the Game Award, I will admit that I can’t really give a Readers’ Choice Award because I did a very poor job of promoting the poll. As a result, only two people… Continue reading →

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Anime Voting

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Please vote for what you believe to be the best anime to have been reviewed on The Pop Culture Historian.

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The 2011 Pop Culture Historian Movie Award

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As will be the case, there is a Readers’ Choice Award (where you voted) and the Editor’s Choice Award (my pick mwuhaha!). This year, the Readers’ Choice Movie Award goes to: Rob Roy… Continue reading →

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