I ate this up with it's building and questioning whether if this community actually has a protector... well really when is this stone giant going to show up and create some destruction. Clearly this was Daiei Films answer to Toho's Godzilla and gives a more religious focus and the evils of men rather than other monsters but really is just as rampaging in his destruction not caring for the damage it does only seeing it answered the call to attack…

So there's a lot going on with this movie with the Graf Spee a pocket battleship which I found out is a heavier loaded cruiser so it can get around faster that was sent out to destroy ships delivering goods to the U.K. and was released before the war(tsk tsk).
So honestly there is a lot of different stories here and I did find myself getting lost on what ship was being damaged plus where they were in the battle…

Well to be candid this giallo frames it's material in so many angles with a glossy finish that takes it above it's genre but expect such slippery story narratives and red herrings.
I can't say it doesn't have the markings of what this style is but it plays more in the realm of having our lead Minou(Dagmar Lassander) attacked then blackmailed to only driven to psychosis as her husband and police don't believe her. All of this is a fairly…