Propaganda

Godzilla (Godzilla)—Okay hear me out, but it isn't a multi-story kaiju who decides to take on the world because of indiscriminate nuclear testing kind of hot? I mean this is a monster who has morals and in later movies he's quite the family man… which implies he can fuck. Also before anybody says that Godzilla is not a horror movie, it absolutely was. Godzilla was really a way for Japan to process the horrors of being nuked in world war 2. Much like how other horror movies are considered a safe way to process trauma and is often a reflection of what's going on in society, Godzilla is totally that for Japan. Seriously Godzilla is hot and he's got the fanbase to prove it.(I did guest relations work for various conventions and had the Godzilla actors including the suit actor for Godzilla himself come out one year and the number of people who got a little uncomfortably over sharing about their feelings for Godzilla was not small)

Nora Walker (Neutrón contra el Dr. Caronte)—Rosita, the queen of the Mexican horrors in my eyes. I wanted to submit her for a lot of things but I think here eyeliner alone in this deserves its own nom

This is round 4 of the bracket. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support for your favorite horror hottie. The poll will last three days.

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For the first time ever, every Godzilla film, from 1954 to 2004, has their catalogue of English subtitles preserved in full*.

Starting this project back in 2019, I wanted to help ensure accessibility and accurate viewings of these films, while also preserving the efforts of distributors, translators, and fans, who have helped to bring this franchise to the masses.

This undertaking has evolved many of times, with multiple attempts with starting from scratch. For this final iteration, I realised it was best to leave these scripts in their original form - including any errors left in, alongside the inclusion of fan efforts.

In total, there is around 130 subtitle tracks that have been carefully OCR'd and/or processed. Given the sheer number, I have suffered fatigue many a times from this, and would like to give my apologies in causing any delays. Future updates will include more SFX titles, but for now, a rest is much needed.

Many thanks to everyone who helped out.