Back Anghenfil y Gofod, Wangmagwi Welsh Ujugoe-in wangmagwi French Space Monster Wangmagwi ID 우주괴인 왕마귀 Korean Космический монстр Вангмагви Russian
| Space Monster Wangmagwi | |
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 1967 Newspaper ad | |
| Directed by | Kwon Hyeok-jin |
| Written by | Byeon Ha-yeong |
| Starring | Han Eun-jin Kim Hie-gab Won Namkung Kim Seon-kyeong |
| Cinematography | Chang Gi Ham |
| Edited by | Dong-Chun Hyeon |
| Music by | Jong-kun Jeon |
Production company | Century Company |
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Running time | 83 minutes[1] |
| Country | South Korea |
| Language | Korean |
Space Monster Wangmagwi (Korean: 우주괴인 왕마귀; RR: Ujugoein Wangmagwi; lit. Devil King, the Space Monster) is a 1967 South Korean kaiju film. It is the oldest surviving kaiju film to be made in South Korea,[1][2] and the first all-Korean science fiction film.[3] It was inspired by monster movies from Japan and America, such as Godzilla and King Kong. Particularly, the monster kidnaps a woman in a manner which is reminiscent of King Kong.[4] The film is about an alien monster attacking South Korea, and features several comedic vignettes, all of which take place during the monster's rampage.[5]
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