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Thursday, May 24, 2018











     The H-Man
1958  NR  SCIENCE FICTION  1h 27min
CAST— Yumi Shirakawa, Kenji Sahara, Akihiko Hirata, Koreya Senda, Makoto Sato
MUSIC— Masaru Sato  DIRECTOR— Ishirō Honda

     One of Toho Studios’ laughable efforts at cashing in on the atomic age paranoia. It seems as if people have been dissolving in the rain on the streets of Tokyo. A strange creature (atomically mutated, of course) has been turning humans into radioactive jelly and it’s up to a squeaky voiced scientist to end its reign of terror. Other plot elements include lounge singers, gangsters, and heroin smuggling (what?). In English dubbed from Japanese.
OUR RATING— *
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