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So today I was informed that someone created a Godzilla Analogue Horror thing, where I immediately thought someone was messing with me after having recently had a bizarre Godzilla dream (which now that I think about, would make a perfect Godzilla horror story).

So, in the dream, I was going to G-Fest, where I was the roommate for this guy (whom I'm going to refer to as "Joel" since I believe it was something with a J), who was restoring some old film of an unmade Godzilla movie from the 60's I never heard of called "Apocalypse: Godzilla" which was also getting a remake as the next big Godzilla movie.

The movie was set in a post-apocalyptic world where the major world powers nuked the giant monsters, and they were slowly dying from the fallout, but new ones were adapting through the environment. It featured some new monsters, most of which were these skeletal things, a monster only known as "Tsujira," a bird-like monster, and a new Godzilla design which looked like a mix between Gyakushu Goji and Mosu Goji's suits (Raids Again and Mothra, respectively), but a bit like a prototype Shin, which were all pretty unsettling for designs from the 60's.

Now the film Joel was sifting through was archival footage from the short production of the movie before being ultimately scrapped intended to be used in a Godzilla documentary but was cut because of some bad history with the director. The clips included: Godzilla marching through a ruin, a skeletal beast making a kind of laughing noise, "Godzilla People" attacking some soldiers, two guys in hazmat suits wandering past some half-skeletonized corpses before one of them collapses, and boy was the audio he spliced in not eerie, or the fact that everything moved ominously slow. And for the creme de la cromme, the last bits were of this guy walking through an old studio with the suits and props (all rotting away, if you've seen any of those images of old suits) at night, talking about what led to the cancellation of the project, before the Godzilla suit started pulsating.

Sometimes I wonder what my subconscious cooks up...