Matango
Honda's mushroom-people film. Far bleaker than anything else Toho made.
reelscum lists 8 films directed or co-directed by Ishirō Honda. They were released between 1954 and 1968. The subgenres that appear most often are Kaiju & tokusatsu (8 films).
They are credited to Japan (8). Most were released in the 1960s (6) and 1950s (2).
Entries include Matango (1963), War of the Gargantuas (1966) and Rodan (1956). Each links to its own page with a verdict, rating axes and where to watch.
Honda's mushroom-people film. Far bleaker than anything else Toho made.
Two giant humanoid brothers, one good, one savage, tear up Japan. Weirdly beloved, and Brad Pitt's favourite.
Toho's first colour kaiju. A supersonic pterosaur levels a city with its wingblasts.
The most charming of Toho's roster, and openly anti-colonial about it.
Eleven monsters, no restraint. Honda cashing every chip at once.
The film where Godzilla becomes a hero. Three of Toho's monsters team up against a golden space dragon.
The most-watched Godzilla film in Japan, and essentially an ad-industry farce with two giant monsters.
Not a monster romp. A sober film about nuclear annihilation, made nine years after.