CINEHUNCH / YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

A FRESH ALLOWANCE AT MIDNIGHT · ISTANBUL TIME

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Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell posterA FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOK

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MOVIE1968 1h 24m JPN

IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU

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Matango

Why this pick

Its shipwrecked group gradually fractures on an isolated island, combining psychedelic colour, bodily unease, and the same pessimistic strain of Japanese science-fiction horror.

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Movie / 1967 / Science Fiction

The X from Outer Space

Why this pick

Another vividly coloured late-1960s Japanese UFO nightmare, with imperilled scientists, strange extraterrestrial phenomena, and an enjoyably blunt sense of looming catastrophe.

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Movie / 1968 / Horror / Science Fiction

Genocide

Why this pick

It shares Goke’s Cold War dread and end-of-the-world pessimism, turning a scientific threat into a tense, luridly stylised vision of humanity losing control.

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Movie / 1968 / Science Fiction / Drama / Horror

The Green Slime

Why this pick

Its fluorescent production design, isolated ensemble, escalating contamination threat, and severe space-age mood make it a natural companion to Goke’s pulpy apocalypse.

The H-Man poster 05

Movie / 1958 / Horror / Science Fiction

The H-Man

Why this pick

Radioactive liquid creatures haunt a beautifully nocturnal Tokyo in this uneasy science-fiction horror, balancing bizarre imagery with a sober post-disaster atmosphere.

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01 / THE STORY

A little about the film.

The pilot receives a radio message about a bomb threat against the plane. Co-pilot Sugisaka checks the passengers' bags for the bomb, which are cleared apart from one man who had no bag. Stewardess Kuzumi opens an unaccompanied suitcase under a bench, finding a rifle. The man pulls a gun on Sugisaka and orders the pilot to fly to Okinawa. He shoots out the plane's transistor radio just as it was breaking the news about a UFO over Japan with Japanese and US Air Force fighters in pursuit. A luminous streaks past overhead, knocking out the airplane's control and causing an engine fire to erupt. The airplane crashes on an uncharted deserted isle.

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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

The people who bring it to life.

Kathy Horan

Kathy Horan

Mrs. Neal

Nobuo Kaneko

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