Just when you think you've found almost everything, here come this little bastards that ruin your day.
What are this movies? From where do they come from and, most important, how can I OWN them?

Here's my list.

I'm uploading just some pics, have more if needed for each film.

WANG YU a chinese cross between japanese tokusatsu and the thai Giant fantasy movies in a serial of 6 (?) movies

A chinese/taiwanese/korean (?) movie with Ultraman monsters...

THE DEVIL FIGHTER a poster is always available on eBay...

YOUNG FLYING HERO the chinese answer to WATARI and GRAND DUEL IN MAGIC ?





The mega rare HK tape (contacted rarekungfu for a copy but never got an answer...probably they don't have it anymore...sigh... -__-)

This film was discussed in here a couple months ago and apparently it's never been release anywhere (to the home cinema market). Unfortunately.


Jack

Haha, oh man, do I recognise this!! My life!!! There's always another movie every time you think you found them all :lol:


Jack

all these movies are also discussed by Kaiju fans/experts in this thread on the Kaijuphile forum: http://www.kaijuphile.com/forums/showthread.php?t=804

Yep I know, but that thread is a little messy and some infos are rather inaccurate.

And I'm sorry to say this but some of those fans of Japanese anime, manga and monsters tend to get a tad... ahm... Dr. Who'ie (i.e. nerdy and I don't mean nerdy but nerdy x 1000). <_< :lol:

DEVIL FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA with a monster appeared in THE SAVIOUR MONK (available on taiwanese DVD)

FAIRY AND THE DEVIL have a copy of this one, a little boring but the mosnter action is interesting if you are into psychotronic stuff from the 60/70's (as I totally am!)

OGON BAT GA YATTEKURU often mistaken as the original title or an aka of the first one by Hajime Sato, made around 4 years before than this sort of sequel about the origins of the Golden Bat character.

maybe you've got to get like that to get ANY info on these movies :D
I don't think there are many people here who get shed any more light on these obscure pieces of monster cinema (too bad, from the posters and screenshots alone I would like to see all of them!!! :))

This one looks like a taiwanese version of Japan's JIGOKU by Nakagawa

And, of course, MONSTER WANGMAGWI from Korea

:lol: Don't get me wrong I have nothing against these people (or anybody) but some anime/manga/jap.-monsters fans are just slightly too serious.


Jack

Holy cow, some of these films looks incredible! Haven´t seen a monstermovie in some time, but when you think about it ´s not much that beats them...! See people run in terror! See cities destroyed! See men walk around in strange suits smashing miniaturemodells to bits!!
Last i saw was the danish Reptilicus, well it wasn´t that long ago, liked it a lot!