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Danny Lee | ... |
Rayma /
Inframan
(as Li Hsui-Hsien)
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Terry Liu | ... |
Princess Dragon Mom
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Hsieh Wang | ... |
Professor
(as Wang Hsieh)
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Man-Tzu Yuan | ... |
Chan's Daughter
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Wen-wei Lin | ... |
Chu Ming
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Dana | ... |
(as Shu-Yi Tsen)
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Chien-Lung Huang |
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Lu Sheng |
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Yang Chiang |
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Chun Chin |
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Tien-chu Chin |
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Jen Kwan |
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Bruce Le | ... |
Xiaolong
(as Kin Lung Hung)
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Fanny Leung | ... |
(as Man-yi Liang)
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Tsun Liu |
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The ten million year-old Princess Dragon Mom (Terry Liu) attempts to conquer the earth with her legion of mutant monsters. In response, Professor Chang (Wang Hsieh) creates Inframan, turning a young volunteer into a bionic superhero to save the world. However, the Princess kidnaps Chang's daughter. Can Inframan save her and the planet before it's too late? Written by Jeremy Lunt <durlinlunt@acadia.net>
Time to own up: Inframan is one of my favorite movies. This film is nothing less than an hour and a half of ferocious martial arts, monsters in costumes cheaper than you can imagine, and the fearsome pronouncements of Princess Dragon Mom - and it's a blast. I rent this movie at least once every couple of months just to remind myself how much fun a low-budget film can be. After all, how can you not love a movie whose villainess has her lair decorated with what appears to be Saran Wrap, and whose hero has to free himself from "liquid ice"?