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Dogora
Dogora is a 1964 Japanese science fiction and kaiju film produced by Toho. Its central monster is a giant extraterrestrial cell organism that feeds on carbon, including carbon-bearing materials on Earth. The film combines monster cinema with a crime and espionage plot, making Dogora distinct from more familiar kaiju stories centered on a giant humanoid or reptilian animal.
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Matango
Matango is a 1963 Japanese horror film directed by Ishiro Honda and produced by Toho, with special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya. Loosely based on William Hope Hodgson's story "The Voice in the Night," it follows people stranded on a fogbound island where eating strange mushrooms causes a disturbing transformation. Unlike Honda's giant-monster films, it emphasizes isolation, social breakdown, body hor...
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