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Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema. This is Rob Lamb and this is Joe McCormick and today we are bringing you a Weird House cinema rewind this episode originally aired December 3rd 2021 and it's on

the Super Inframan or the Super Inframan, one of the most absolutely frantically enjoyable movies we have ever covered. That's right, this is a whole lot of fun featuring Danny Lee and just a whole bunch of monsters and really stylish costumes, lots of martial arts action and alien mischief. It's a real treat.

Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of I Heart Radio.

Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema. This is Rob Lamb and I'm Joe McCormick and for today's episode, I feel so excited. I'm literally tingling.

I feel like we have unearthed a holy artifact that was I guess maybe known by many by many others before but this was my first time seeing today's selection and it is filled me with such light and hope and goodwill and cheer.

Today's selection is Inferman, also known as the Super Inframan, a 1975 Hong Kong cinema extravaganza that truly must be seen to be believed. This movie has, I was trying to think, it has an ineffability about the experience of watching it similar to a religious or psychedelic experiences.

I think you can, when you read the words of people who have seen this movie, they're trying to communicate something that just can't be said.

Yeah, yeah, this movie is something special and I had not seen it before either. I was, I think, barely familiar with it.

I think my only real connection to this is that I knew that the Joan Array comedian and actor, it was a big fan of this film and I knew that there were elements, there were these costumes in the most recent narrative.

There were a lot of scenes in the most recent Netflix seasons of Mystery Science Theater 3000 that copied the skeleton costumes from this movie, you know, did kind of a riff on them, visual riff.

But that was it. Otherwise, this was all new to me and I'm glad I had not already seen it because I got to appreciate it a new this week.

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