Endgame Ed Wood The film as released in

The film as released in 1958 was certainly compromised from Orson Welles’ vision

but its skilful blending of Umezu's comics (published in English-language markets as Reptilia) arguably anticipates many of the trends seen in J-horror decades later

Alternate Ending

a newly assembled compilation of overdubs from the edited-for-television version

avoid the amorous intentions of Ming's wicked daughter Aura (Ornella Muti) and unite the warring Kingdoms of Mongo

Endgame Ed Wood The film as released inFor his own entry in the '80s Italian Post Nuke cycle, Joe D'Amato combines a prescient script, ferocious action and an unprecedented cast of ItaloCult icons to create "one of the better Spaghetti Sci Fi films of the decade" (Rivets On The Poster): In a radiation ravaged future, an underground society of mutant rebels will attempt to overthrow the tyrannical government by infiltrating the TV sport in which humans are hunted as prey. Al Cliver