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Written by yodajax10 and :iconSPB2015: Twilight and her friends had done it! The Storm King was no more, and Tempest Shadow was on the path to redemption. And now The Friendship Festival could proceed as originally planned. All seemed well. Spike was prepared. Sunglasses on eyes and microphone in hand as he cleared his throat. “Fillies and gentlecolts!” He slid out on top of the stage in front of a cheering crowd by the thousands. “Get ready for a little…” The spotlights shined on the festival’s very special guest. “Songbird Serenade!” The crowd erupted in cheers and applause for the star as Spike happily looked upon the sight. “And now, to celebrate the fact that we’re all still in one piece,” Songbird started. “Give it up for Princess Twilight and her friends!” The crowd began to cheer again for Twilight and her friends in the audience. “Yeah!” Spike joined in from above. “You girls rock!” Spike suddenly felt the lights go off. “Oh! The song’s starting! I gotta get down

Leo Reviews… Part 1: Before the Bright Times (Godzilla 1954) Perhaps more than any other kaiju, any other Japanese giant monster, Godzilla is the big one, and not just because of his constantly inflating size over each incarnation. Godzilla is probably one of the most notable in terms of Japanese monster movies, as notable and striking as Freddy Krueger or Jason Vorhees, only larger and more of a monstrous beast. He’s been a lot of things, but whether a savior or beast, destruction tends to follow in his wake, only his preferred target is not the individual, but the city. That’s pretty horrifying when you think about it. Of course, I say “Godzilla” and that’s not what you’re thinking of, is it? I say “Japanese Monster Movies” and that’s not what you’re thinking of, is it? You’re probably thinking something like this: Godzilla’s name has seemingly been diluted by the sheer number of cheesy Ultraman-esque sequels that turn him into a hero. With that in mind, it’s not surprising

Written by yodajax10 and :iconSPB2015: Twilight and her friends had done it! The Storm King was no more, and Tempest Shadow was on the path to redemption. And now The Friendship Festival could proceed as originally planned. All seemed well. Spike was prepared. Sunglasses on eyes and microphone in hand as he cleared his throat. “Fillies and gentlecolts!” He slid out on top of the stage in front of a cheering crowd by the thousands. “Get ready for a little…” The spotlights shined on the festival’s very special guest. “Songbird Serenade!” The crowd erupted in cheers and applause for the star as Spike happily looked upon the sight. “And now, to celebrate the fact that we’re all still in one piece,” Songbird started. “Give it up for Princess Twilight and her friends!” The crowd began to cheer again for Twilight and her friends in the audience. “Yeah!” Spike joined in from above. “You girls rock!” Spike suddenly felt the lights go off. “Oh! The song’s starting! I gotta get down