As I continue to slowly wade through all of the Godzilla movies, it's getting harder to distinguish memories of one from the other. This is not the case with "Godzilla Vs. Hedorah", however. This movie features Hedorah, a monster who actually sucks smog from smokestacks, seeps and pukes pollution on anything and everything, and manages to morph from slow-moving slug to odd flying creature. Oh, and this is the movie that features Godzilla flying by using his atomic breath as a thruster. The people that made this movie were likely drug-addled at the time. There are many inexplicable moments like animated scenes that pop into the movie out of nowhere and disappear just as quickly. There is a scene where everyone at a party suddenly appears to have fish heads. Hedorah flies over people which melts their heads into a blue goo. There's a psychic little boy a score featuring hippies playing awful '60s music and an anvil-heavy environmental message. I tried my best to relay just how strange this is but you really have to see it to appreciate its B-movie badness.

Godzilla, now a hero to Japanese children everywhere, must fight a trash monster from the sea. Yeah. On paper this one has the markings of another "bad" Showa-era Godzilla flick, save for one factor: psychedelia. This is where the Godzilla franchise officially dropped acid. It's fuckin' nuts and I love every second of it.

This keeps getting weirder and better whenever I watch it.

Very art house. Very 70’s.

"It probably came from a sticky, dark planet far, far away. Now go to sleep." I totally forgot about the headcount that Hedorah has. He kills so many people. He just leaves them behind as skeletons. And how about Godzilla using his atomic breath to fly? Epic Stuff. Godzailla vs. Hedorah is the most acid Godzilla movie. You get these club scenes with weird music. A funny soundtrack. Loads of death people. Animated sequences. Godzilla diving around. The design of Hedorah. But I do love the design of Hedorah and to be honest, as crazy as this one is, it is very entertaining. If you haven't seen many of the old Godzilla movies and you want to see the weirdest of the bunch, Godzilla vs. Hedorah is the one for you!