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Dirk Libbey

Godzilla X Kong Director Describes The Film’s Villain, And Now I’m Even More Pumped For The MonterVerse’s Latest Big Bad

Kong Godzilla Adam Wingard
Godzilla and Kong in The New Empire.

Japan may have just given us the best Godzilla movie ever with Godzilla Minus One, but the massive kaiju will be back on the screen before too long with 2024’s upcoming movie release Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire. As a big fan of the current Monsterverse, I’m certainly looking forward to the new entry, but now even more so following some new details on the film’s villain, the Skar King.

Director Adam Wingard recently spoke with our sister site Total Film (via GamesRadar) and revealed a bit of new info about the creature that Godzilla and Kong will fight against in the new film. The Godzilla X Kong trailer has given us brief glimpses of the creature, known as the Skar King, which is a massive kaiju but is also, according to the director, not unlike the threat humanity poses to Kong. He explained…   

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