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THE MANSTER (1959) – Episode 159 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era

“Hey, Doc. Tell her it’s an old American custom called smooch. And tell her she smooches good, huh? And tell her I’d like to give her some advanced lessons, huh?” Don’t you just love those old American customs? Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, Doc Rotten, and Jeff Mohr – as they travel to a mountaintop in Japan; a mountaintop that provides the inconvenient lab location for the creation of . . . The Manster (1959)!

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 159 – The Manster (1959)

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An American journalist stationed in Japan is given a mysterious injection by a mad scientist, turning him into a murderous, two-headed monster.

  Directors: George P. Breakston (as George Breakston); Kenneth G. Crane 

Writers: William J. Sheldon (screenplay by) (as Walt Sheldon); George P. Breakston (from an original story by) (as George Breakston)

Music by: Hirooki Ogawa

Cinematography by: David Mason (director of photography)

Makeup Department: Fumiko Yamamoto (makeup artist)

Special Effects: Shinpei Takagi

Selected Cast:

Peter Dyneley as Larry Stanford

Jane Hylton as Linda Stanford

Tetsu Nakamura as Dr. Robert Suzuki (as Satoshi Nakamura)

Terri Zimmern as Tara

Norman Van Hawley as Ian Matthews (as Van Hawley)

Jerry Itô as Police Superintendent Aida (as Jerry Ito)

Toyoko Takechi as Emiko Suzuki

Kenzo Kuroki as Genji Suzuki

Alan Tarlton as Dr. H.B. Jennsen

Shinpei Takagi as Temple Priest

George Wyman as Monster

Fujie Satsuki as Cleaning Woman (uncredited)

“SEE THE TWO-HEADED KILLER CREATURE!” screams the tagline from The Manster, half man-half monster. The Grue-Crew follows the cast and crew to Japan for this delightfully silly, yet oddly effective, late 50’s creature feature. The results are part Jekyll and Hyde, part pre-Cronenberg body horror (RE: an eye growing out of the hero’s – or is it the villain’s – shoulder). Don’t let the title fool you, this one deserves a Saturday afternoon Monster-kid viewing. Check out what the Grue-Crew think with episode 159.

At the time of this writing, The Manster is available to stream from Amazon Prime in B&W and colorized versions, and from Tubi. 

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, as chosen by Daphne, is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) starring John Barrymore! This will be the Classic Era Grue Crew’s ninth journey to Silent Screamland. Yup, Chad’s going to have to read intertitles again. 

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: leave them a message or leave a comment on the Gruesome Magazine YouTube channel, the site, or email the Decades of Horror: The Classic Era podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com

To each of you from each of them, “Thank you so much for watching and listening!”

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Competition: win a book showcasing 50 new Japanese houses

Dezeen is giving away five copies of The Japanese House Reinvented by Philip Jodidio, a book featuring 50 houses that highlight Japan's current residential trends.

The book showcases properties from the last five years, designed by architects ranging from Pritzker Prize-winners to recent graduates.

Among the homes featured are designs by Koji Tsutsui, Tadao Ando and Shigeru Ban. Architectural trends in materials and technology are also explored.

"Contemporary Japanese architecture has emerged as a substantial force on the international scene ever since Kenzo Tange won the Pritzker Prize in 1987," said publisher Thames & Hudson.

House in Kyodo by Go Hasegawa & Associates. Photograph by Iwan Baan

"Japanese houses today have to contend with unique factors that condition their design, from tiny plots in crowded urban contexts to ever-present seismic threats," it continued.

"Their formal innovation and attention to materials, technology and measures to coax in light and air while maintaining domestic privacy make them cutting-edge residences that suggest new ways of being at home."

Villa in Sengokuhara by Shigeru Ban Architects. Photograph by Hiroyuki Harai

Shigeru Ban's Villa in Sengokubara is one of the featured properties. For this, Ban created a timber structure with a sequence of rooms that each face towards a central courtyard.

Another is Koji Tsutsui's Inbetween House, a cluster of five connected cottages in a mountain region outside of Tokyo.

InBetween House by Koji Tsutsui & Associates. Photograph by Iwan Baan

The Japanese House Reinvented was released in early 2017. Its launch coincides with the latest exhibition at London's Barbican, The Japanese House: Architecture and Life after 1945.

This exhibition offers an overview of the developing distinct styles that defined Japanese house design after the second world war, and is on show until 25 June 2017.

House in Utsubo Park by Tadao Ando. Photograph by Shigeo Ogawa

Five readers will each win a copy of The Japanese House Reinvented, published by Thames & Hudson, but it can also also be purchased online for £24.95.

Competition closes 27 April 2017. Winners will be selected at random and notified by email, and their names will be published at the top of this page.

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Osaka 2008 brochure part 1

Phantoms:

佐野正幸 (Masayuki Sano), 高井治 (Osamu Takai) & 村俊英 (Toshihide Mura)

Christines:

木村花代 (Hanayo Kimura), 苫田亜沙子 (Asako Tomada), 西珠美 (Tamami Sai/Hyun Ju Choi), 佐渡寧子 (Yasuko Sado), 沼尾みゆき (Miyuki Numao), 高木美果 (Mika Takagi/Eun Sil Choi), 五東由衣 (Yui Goto) & 伊藤志保 (Shiho Ito/Ji Yi Choi)

Raoul:

鈴木涼太 (Ryota Suzuki), 北澤裕輔 (Yusuke Kitazawa), 岸佳宏 (Yoshihiro Kishi), 柳瀬大輔 (Daisuke Yanase) & 内海雅智 (Masatomo Utsumi)

Carlotta:

種子島美樹 (Miki Tanegashima) & 諸英希 (Che Yong Hwi)

Meg:

西田ゆりあ (Yuria Nishida), 宮内麻衣 (Mai Miyauchi), 小川美緒 (Mio Ogawa), 荒井香織 (Kaori Arai) & 是澤麻伊子 (Maiko Koresawa)

Madame Giry:

秋山知子 (Tomoko Akiyama), 戸田愛子 (Aiko Toda) & 佐和由梨 (Yuri Sawa)

Andre:

林和男 (Hayashi Kazuo), 寺田真実 (Masami Terada), 青木朗 (Akira Aoki), 喜納兼徳 (Kentoku Kina) & 増田守人 (Morito Masuda)

Firmin:

青木朗 (Akira Aoki), 林和男 (Hayashi Kazuo), 小泉正紀 (Masanori Koizumi) & 岡智 (Satoshi Oka)

Piangi:

半場俊一郎 (Shunichiro Hanba) & 石井健三 (Kenzo Ishii)

Pictures: pictures of souvenir brochure taken by me (credit if reposting), credit to original photographer