Castle Bravo: A Godzillaverse Retrospective - Episode 25 - Godzilla vs Megalon (1973)

Episode 25 - Godzilla vs Megalon (1973)

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03/08/23 • 76 min

Castle Bravo: A Godzillaverse Retrospective

Godzilla fully embraces it's transition into rubber suit wrestling with Godzilla vs Megalon, which sees the return of Gigan and the introduction of two cult fan favorites. You probably saw this movie on Mystery Science Theater 3000 back in the day. There is no heterosexual explanation for this battle of the big boys.

We're joined this week by Matt Storm, longtime friend of the show and they of many podcasts. Derek and Charlotte have appeared on multiple episodes of the Fun and Games podcast in particular!

Social Media Links
The Show - twitter.com/CastleBravoPod
Derek - twitter.com/DerbyCityDerek
Charlotte - twitter.com/viscerocomplex
Matt - twitter.com/dj_stormageddon
Fun and Games Podcast - twitter.com/funandgamespod

We're joined this week by Matt Storm, longtime friend of the show and they of many podcasts. Derek and Charlotte have appeared on multiple episodes of the Fun and Games podcast in particular!

Previous Episode

Episode 24 - Godzilla vs Gigan (1972)

Director Jun Fukuda is back with a vengeance and putting on his best Honda impersonation in this alien invasion story, bringing back Godzilla's most famous nemesis (King Ghidorah) and introducing a new monster that would go on to be one of the fandom's all time favorites. The 70s are here, and Fukuda knows how to party.

We're joined this week by Josh Fagundes (aka Anoriand), a creator with more talents and passions than we have time to list. It's probably easier to just follow him.

Social Media Links
The Show - twitter.com/CastleBravoPod
Derek - twitter.com/DerbyCityDerek
Charlotte - twitter.com/viscerocomplex
Josh - twitter.com/AnoriandGD

Next Episode

Episode 26 - Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla / Godzilla vs the Cosmic Monster (1974)

The last of the big five, and arguably Godzilla's most famous enemy, arrives on the scene! We say farewell to director Jun Fukuda with the strange, endearing, ass-kicking movie that introduced the first incarnation of the infamous Mechagodzilla.

We're joined this week by writer and friend of the show Andréa Mason, who came uniquely prepared to talk about the inspiration this movie took from Italian cinema.

Social Media Links

The Show - twitter.com/CastleBravoPod

Derek - twitter.com/DerbyCityDerek

Charlotte - twitter.com/viscerocomplex

Andréa - twitter.com/KDARC13