The Monster X Strikes Back: Attack the G8 Summit

The Monster X Strikes Back: Attack the G8 Summit (2008)


  • Genre: Comedy, Science Fiction, Horror
  • Release Date: 2008-10-26
  • User Rating: 4.9/10 from 17 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 38min
  • Language: English
  • Production Country: Japan
  • Director: Minoru Kawasaki
star 4.9/10
From 17 Ratings

Summary

When heads of state gather at the G8 summit in Japan, Guilala -- the intergalactic monster that had been banished from the earth in The X from Outer Space -- returns to ravage the Japanese countryside and threaten the world leaders. Military strikes prove futile against the beast, but a reporter learns that one rural community possesses a strange ritual that might influence the creature. Minoru Kawasaki directs this campy satire.

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  • Natsuki Kato

    as Sumire Sumidagawa
  • Kazuki Kato

    as Sanpei Toyama
  • Hide Fukumoto

    as Sanzo Ibe
  • Akira Matsushita

    as Junzaburo Oizumi
  • Matabe Watabe

    as Old Man Wakiya
  • Jon Heese

    as Earth Burger
  • Anatoli Krasnov

    as Beefstroganoff Puttin
  • Inge Murata

    as Angelica Lowenbrau
  • Cristo Pietro

    as Maplesyrup Harris
  • Roberto Colasanti

    as Pizzano Pietro
  • Wayne Doster

    as Meatpie Brightman
  • Ingo

    as Escargot Sorkozy
  • Zeeko Uchiyama

    as Dictator of the North
  • Ricaya Spooner

    as KGB
  • Dupy Robin

    as Italian Military Pilot
  • Nicholas Eriksson

    as British Military Pilot
  • Kouto Fujita

    as Shin'ichi
  • Kai Asano

    as Shin'ichi (Child)
  • Shutaro Yoshida

    as Boy
  • Setsu Ishiwa

    as Toshio
  • Ryumaru Abe

    as Villager
  • Kei Akazawa

    as Female Interpreter 1
  • Yûko Shôji

    as Female Interpreter 2
  • Hikari Nagase

    as Female Interpreter 3
  • Haruka Inoue

    as Female Interpreter 4
  • Maiko Kawamura

    as Female Interpreter 5
  • Rei Natsumi

    as Female Interpreter 6
  • Emi Ohta

    as Female Interpreter 7
  • Yuuri Morishita

    as Female Interpreter 8
  • Minoru Kawasaki

    as Tokyo Sports News Correspondent
  • Reijirô Katô

    as Noboribetsu Manju Shop Clerk 1
  • Seishi Kyo

    as Noboribetsu Manju Shop Clerk 2
  • 'Hurricane Ryu' Hariken

    as Guilala Suit Actor
  • Yuichi Okada

    as Guilala Suit Actor
  • Kon Arimura

    as TV Announcer
  • Reipar Sato

    as Reporter 1
  • Akiko Kobayashi

    as Reporter 2
  • Masahiko Aoki

    as Reporter 3
  • Yôichi Okamura

    as Reporter 4
  • Daizo

    as Correspondent 1
  • Kazuki Kurosawa

    as Correspondent 2
  • Tomoki Matsubara

    as SP1
  • Naoya Ohshima

    as SP2
  • Yasuhisa Konishi

    as Secretary Ueno
  • Shoken Kunimoto

    as Captain Souma
  • Akitoshi Ohtaki

    as Captain Miyake
  • Kazuki Matsuda

    as Self-Defense Force Member 1
  • Sho Sawakita

    as Self-Defense Force Member 2
  • Takeshi Ishizaka

    as Self-Defense Force Member 3
  • Naoki Nakamura

    as Self-Defense Force Member 4
  • Yakan Nabe

    as Self-Defense Force Member 5
  • Aja Matsuda

    as Sugishita
  • Kazuyoshi Sakai

    as Komatsu
  • Junichi Inoue

    as Tokyo Sports Chief Editor Kasai
  • Jun Miura

    as Self
  • Lily Franky

    as Self
  • Haruo Mizuno

    as Self
  • Shunya Wazaki

    as Doctor Sano
  • Masami Horiuchi

    as Doctor Fukami
  • Eiichi Kikuchi

    as Village Mayor Makibashiri
  • Hirohisa Nakata

    as Priest Morikawa
  • Bin Furuya

    as Officer Takamine
  • Susumu Kurobe

    as Officer Kimura
  • Yōsuke Natsuki

    as Chief Narumi
  • Takeshi Kitano

    as Take-Majin (voice)
Directing Minoru Kawasaki Director
Writing Masakazu Migita Screenplay
Art Tetsuya Uchida Production Design
Costume & Make-Up Sôichi Umezawa Makeup Effects Designer
Editing Yōsuke Yafune Editor
Sound Yasuhiko Fukuda Music

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