| Display title | Monster Seafood Wars (2020) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Monster Seafood Wars (三大怪獣グルメ, San Daikaijū Gurume, lit. Three Monsters Gourmet) is a tokusatsu kaiju film co-produced by Dentsu, Takeshobo, Pal Entertainments, Mobacon, Rivertop, and JVCKenwood Victor Entertainment. Loosely based on a film director Minoru Kawasaki made as a student[3] and a story featuring a giant octopus proposed by Eiji Tsuburaya prior to Godzilla,[1] it was released to Japanese theaters on June 6, 2020, becoming the first kaiju film of the new decade. Its international premiere took place at the virtual Fantasia Festival on August 20, 2020.[4] SRS Cinema released it on Blu-ray and VHS in North America in April 2021.[5] |
