Goke - O Vampiro do Espaço

Título original: Kyuketsuki Gokemidoro

1968
PG
1 h 24 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe survivors of a plane crash in a remote area are attacked by blob-like alien creatures that turn their victims into blood-thirsty vampires.The survivors of a plane crash in a remote area are attacked by blob-like alien creatures that turn their victims into blood-thirsty vampires.The survivors of a plane crash in a remote area are attacked by blob-like alien creatures that turn their victims into blood-thirsty vampires.

Direção
- Hajime Satô
Roteiristas
- Kyûzô Kobayashi
- Susumu Takaku
Artistas

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Direção
- Hajime Satô
Roteiristas
- Kyûzô Kobayashi
- Susumu Takaku
Artistas

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Teruo Yoshida

Sugisaka, the co-pilot

Tomomi Satô

Kazumi Asakura, the stewardess

Hideo Kô

Hirofumi Teraoka , The Hijacker

Masaya Takahashi

Toshiyuki Saga , the scientist

Nobuo Kaneko

Tokuyasu

Eizô Kitamura

Gôzô Mano, the senator

Yûko Kusunoki

Noriko Tokuyasu

Kazuo Katô

Dr. Momotake, the psychiatrist

Hiroyuki Nishimoto

The Pilot

Toshihiko Yamamoto

Matsumiya
(as Norihiko Yamamoto)

Kathy Horan

Mrs. Neal

Keiichi Noda

Gokemidoro
(narração)
(as Kei'ichi Noda)

Harold Conway

Assassinated Ambassador
(não creditado)

Michael Kaye

Gôzô Mano, the senator
(narração)
(não creditado)

Ted Thomas

Tokuyasu
(narração)
(não creditado)
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Direção
- Hajime Satô
Roteiristas
- Kyûzô Kobayashi
- Susumu Takaku
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Curiosidades
This film is reputed to be one of Quentin Tarantino's favorite films. A scene in the film Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003) shows an airplane window with a red sky outside just like the opening scene in this film.

Erros de gravação
In the film's first shot of the red sky from the airplane's cockpit, before the UFO appears for the first time, the bottom border of the red-hued transparent plastic covering causing the effect is visible, resulting in a long sliver of normal blue sky below it.

Citações
Tokuyasu: Mr. Mano, Japan's becoming like America, isn't it?
Gôzô Mano, the senator: What do you mean by that?
Tokuyasu: Using a rifle to kill people. It's a pity to have lost such a fine man. The ambassador was trying his best to find a way to settle the trouble in Southeast Asia.
Gôzô Mano, the senator: Tokuyasu, do you really mean what you're saying?
Tokuyasu: What?
Gôzô Mano, the senator: Your company exports weapons. Won't you be in trouble if peace comes to Southeast Asia? Isn't that so, Mrs. Tokuyasu?
Noriko Tokuyasu: Yes.
Tokuyasu: What are you talking about, Noriko? I'm no match for you, Mr. Mano.
Gôzô Mano, the senator: The world's in terrible shape. Trouble between nations grows worse with terrorism breaking out all over the place. Everything's gone crazy!
Tokuyasu: You should get yourself a bodyguard, Mr. Mano. You must take care. You can't tell who your enemies are.
Gôzô Mano, the senator: Nonsense! I'm not afraid to die. A politician who fears his enemies would end up a nervous wreck.

Versões alternativas
While the original 1968 Japanese version of Kyuketsuki Gokemidoro has its full cast and crew listed in its credits, the U.S. version only has one title card reading "TFC and Pacemaker Films present Body Snatcher from Hell'" and its 1977 U.S. release copyright date. The U.S. version also does not give any information on who made the film or starred in it.

Conexões
Featured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 6 (1999)

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8/10

Unique Japanese Sci-Fi/Horror

Goke is one of those films that I had only heard about in the 1980's but was never able to see. It had a reputation among the hard core film fans as something out of left field but not very good. Many years later I had forgotten about the film but had chanced across director Sato's deliriously silly kid's film "Golden Bat". I was rather surprised that this film was by the same man.

The film is very artificial from the first shot of a model jet in front of a red sky to the rock quarry most of film takes place in. Most Japanese film fans will recognize this quarry. It's in samurai films, gangster films and every other episode of Power Rangers. The cheapness is off-set by the care of the direction and photography. The special effects are super color saturated and very bizarre at times. While definitely not a children's film, Sato utilizes a number of techniques from Golden Bat including the generic action music and the kabuki inspired movements for the possessed.

The energy that's put into this film makes up for the logic gaps, bad acting and cheapness. The ending is very unexpected, nightmarish and disturbing. Finishing this film is like waking from a very bad night of sleep. As Sato has no further films in his listing here yet lived for quite a while after, I wonder what was his state of mind while making this film.

Recommended.