10.16.2016: Tokusatsu Television Revolution
Kaijucast Change! This episode Kyle and Keith Foster talk about tokusatsu’s varied heroes.
For this episode, Keith Foster from Big Pimp Jones and Kodoja returns to the air waves. This time, we are talking about the “Super Seventies” – not the swinging sounds, but the swanky superheroes who captivated the youth of Japan.
At one point in the past year, we were discussing the rise in popularity of heroes from the small screen and the decline of Japanese cinema and we thought it would be fun to share some favorites from the 1970s. Keith’s picks were Kikaida (1972), Inazuman (1973) and Toei’s Spider-man (1978). I chose Spectreman (1971), Ike! Godman (1972) and Majin Hunter Mitsurugi (1973).
Hope you enjoy the discussion and if you are interested in seeing the video I shot at Toei’s Studio Park, that’s here. And you can check out The Vinyle Exam’s Spider-Man episode here.
MUSIC:
1. EM20 Godzilla by Shiro Sagisu from Shin Godzilla (2016)
2. Opening Theme by Kunio Miyauchi from Spectreman (1971)
3. Go Go Kikaida by Michiaki Watanabe from Kikaida (1972)
4. Go! Godman by Yamashita Takeo from Ike! Godman (1972)
5. Fight Inazuman by Masato Shimon from Inazuman (1973)
6. Run! Through The Storm by Tsutomu Mizukami from Demon Hunter Mitsurugi (1973)
7. Spider-Man Theme by Yuki Hide from Spider-Man (1978)
8. Theme Shong by Masashi Tanaka from Ogon Bat (1967)
DAIKAIJU DISCUSSION REMINDER:
Ohhhhh, man …really looking forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts on Shin Godzilla. Don’t forget to have your thoughts, questions and reviews for this discussion turned in by October 24th to be included in the episode.
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