Super Inframan by Hua Shan (1975)
Hua Shan's science fiction film "Super Inframan" was produced in Hong Kong and debuted in 1975. Danny Lee plays Rayma in the movie, a member of a select group of scientists who develop the cyborg superhero Inframan to battle the evil Demon Princess Elzebub and her army of monsters. This is one of the Best Chinese Science Fiction Movies.
The main focus of the movie's plot is the appearance of a gang of monsters that the evil Demon Princess Elzebub awakens from their deep abode. As the city is overrun by monsters, it quickly becomes apparent that the only hope for humanity is the development of a strong superhero.
Rayma, the cyborg's human alter ego, is transformed into Inframan by fusing the powers of science and technology with her martial arts expertise. Inframan uses his extraordinary strength, agility, and special abilities to fight against Elzebub and her henchmen in a series of breathtaking fight scenes in an effort to prevent the end of the world.
The film "Super Inframan" is renowned for its over-the-top action scenes, garish costumes, and corny special effects. It enjoyed success at the Hong Kong movie box office and has since developed a cult following among aficionados of science fiction and martial arts. The movie has been dubbed into a number of different languages and was also released globally.
Detailed information
- Director: Hua Shan
- Writer: Kuang Ni
- Release Date: August 1, 1975
- Duration: 1h30m
- Link to watch: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073168/
