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Daimajin

1966 · Movie · 84 min

6.9(69)unSUB Rating

HorrorFantasyDrama

In feudal Japan, a brutal ruler terrorizes a mountain village while survivors cling to the protection of a sacred stone guardian. What begins as a tense tale of oppression and resistance slowly builds toward a supernatural reckoning with giant-monster spectacle.

Also known as Majin · Majin the Hideous Idol · Majin, the Stone Samurai · Majin the Monster of Terror

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Details
Original title
大魔神
Years
1966
Release date
1966-04-17
Language
Japanese
Runtime
84 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.5/10 (69 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you like feudal-era folklore mixed with giant-monster action, especially if Rodan or Kwaidan appeal to you; Not for you if you want nonstop action and quick monster scenes.

Pros: eerie folklore mood; memorable stone giant; strong final payoff | Cons: slow first hour; uneven pacing; weak dubbing

Themes

  • witch
  • samurai
  • monster
  • giant monster
  • sword fight
  • kaiju
  • feudal japan

Cast & crew

  • Miwa Takada

    Miwa Takada

    as Kozasa Hanabusa

  • Yoshihiko Aoyama

    Yoshihiko Aoyama

    as Tadafumi Hanabusa

  • Jun Fujimaki

    Jun Fujimaki

    as Kogenta

  • Ryūtarō Gomi

    Ryūtarō Gomi

    as Samanosuke

  • Ryūzō Shimada

    Ryūzō Shimada

    as Tadakiyo Hanabusa

  • Tatsuo Endō

    Tatsuo Endō

    as Gunjuro

  • Saburo Date

    Saburo Date

    as Ippei Cyjûma

  • SI

    Shizuhiro Izoguchi

    as Take-bô - The Boy

  • HN

    Hideki Ninomiya

    as Tadafumi as a boy

  • CH

    Chikara Hashimoto

Directed by Kimiyoshi Yasuda