File from the cult vault // FILM-415
1969Gamera vs. Guiron
Gamera vs. Guiron dates from 1969. In our video store, you will find it on the Japan: cult & supertrash · Retro sci-fi & pulp · Kaiju & giant monsters · Tokusatsu & rubber heroes shelf.

What it says on the label.
- Original title
- Gamera vs. Guiron
- Film year
- Original language
- Japanese
- Also known as
- Gamera tai daiakuju Giron
The film’s language does not establish the audio, music or intertitles of the linked version.
Where we shelve this film
Japan: cult & supertrash
From Japanese monster classics to absurd genre experiments. A discovery shelf, not a quality verdict.
Retro sci-fi & pulp
Science fiction from the 1950s to the VHS era: laboratory fantasies, future fears and space adventures.
Kaiju & giant monsters
Monsters on a grand scale. Buildings become toys.
Tokusatsu & rubber heroes
Japanese effects cinema with monster suits, miniature cities and fantastical heroes.
Our genre tags are curated classifications. These descriptions explain the shelf, not the film’s plot.
Our guide’s house opinion
Kaiju with maximum toy-box energy. The adult brain gets a break.
An affectionate house opinion, not an audience score or an age rating.
Screen on. Reality off.
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Same shelf. Next strange trip.
Shared genre tags and a nearby year bring these films together. There is no hidden rating.
Japan: cult & supertrash · Retro sci-fi & pulp · Kaiju & giant monsters · Tokusatsu & rubber heroes
Japan: cult & supertrash · Retro sci-fi & pulp · Kaiju & giant monsters · Tokusatsu & rubber heroes
Japan: cult & supertrash · Retro sci-fi & pulp · Kaiju & giant monsters · Tokusatsu & rubber heroes
Japan: cult & supertrash · Retro sci-fi & pulp · Kaiju & giant monsters · Tokusatsu & rubber heroes
Japan: cult & supertrash · Retro sci-fi & pulp · Kaiju & giant monsters · Tokusatsu & rubber heroes
Japan: cult & supertrash · Retro sci-fi & pulp · Kaiju & giant monsters · Tokusatsu & rubber heroes