Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell (1968) - full transcript

While a plane is being hijacked, a report of a bomb on board, another report of a UFO in the area is cut short as the hijacker shoots the radio and the controls. This while they encounter a UFO, causing them to crash on an uncharted island in the middle of nowhere. They soon find out there is an assassin on board. Panic ensues when it is discovered that there is a UFO on the island, taking them one by one , changing them.

SHOCHIKU COMPANY, LTD

What's this aII about?

I've never seen the sky
this coIour before.

It's just Iike fIying through
a sea of bIood.

Ladies and gentIemen, this pIane
wiII pass Oshima and Suzuka

and reach Itami Airport at 5:40 p.m.

A drink?

No thanks.

"BRITISH AMBASSADOR
ASSASSINATED WITH RIFLE"

Mr. Mano, Japan's becoming
Iike America, isn't it?

What do you mean by that?



Using a rifIe to kiII peopIe.

It's a pity to have Iost
such a fine man.

The Ambassadorwas trying his best

to find a way to settIe the troubIe
in Southeast Asia.

Tokuyasu, do you reaIIy mean
what you're saying?

What...?

Your company exports weapons.

Won't you be in troubIe if peace
comes to Southeast Asia?

Isn't that so, Mrs. Tokuyasu?

Yes.

What are you taIking about, Noriko?

I'm no match foryou, Mr. Mano.

The worId's in a terribIe shape.

TroubIe between nations
grows worse



with terrorism breaking out
aII overthe pIace.

Everything's gone crazy!

You shouId get yourseIf
a bodyguard, Mr. Mano.

You must take care.
You can't teII who your enemies are.

Nonsense! I'm not afraid to die.

A poIitician who fears his enemies
wouId end up a nervous wreck.

FIight JA 307 here. Over.

We just received a report that
there may be a bomb on the pIane.

The suspect may try
to commit suicide.

He wrote to PoIice HQ saying
he wouId bIow up the pIane.

Return to Haneda Airport at once.
I repeat. Return at once!

Roger!

Check everyone's bags.
And quickIy!

Yes, sir!

Ladies and gentIemen. We have to
perform a check of your bags.

PIease have your bags open
and ready for inspection.

PIease.

Thank you very much.

Why are you checking our bags?

The controI tower contacted us.

It seems that the bag of
a passengertaking the next pIane

was Ioaded on here by mistake.

What sort of bag?

We aren't sure. They didn't teII us.

Have you the right to
open other peopIe's bags?

This is Mr. Mano of the Kenmin Party.
It's extremeIy iII mannered!

I don't mind. Go ahead, if you must.

But...

Thank you.

Excuse me, sir.

Were there important papers
or something in the missing bag?

Orwas it a bomb?

What?

It's the fad nowadays to pIant
bombs on pIanes ortrains

to bIow them up.

Isn't that it?

There's no bomb!

In that case, everything's aIright.

Is what he said true?

No, sir.

It's not true? It's a mistake?

Yes. Important company papers
are in the bag. That's aII.

PIease cooperate with us.

Don't taIk nonsense!

What's so funny about
frightening peopIe?

I'm a psychiatrist, my friend.

I Iike to study the reaction of peopIe
driven to the Iimit of their endurance.

You shouId get
your own head checked out.

PIease.

The suicide of a bird.

So it's not just human beings?

Do birds Iose the wiII to Iive?

No. It's not that at aII.
The birds are frightened.

I wonderwhy.

Something extremeIy unusuaI
is happening.

ExtremeIy unusuaI?

Birds are sensitive creatures.

I can't think that this is
a naturaI phenomenon.

Thank you.

Your bag, sir?

I don't have any.

What?

Mr. Sugisaka.

Get me a screwdriver. I'II open it.

But if it's a bomb,
when you open it, it might...

We can't Ieave it as it is.

It's a rifIe, not a bomb.

Whose is it?

OnIy one man didn't have a bag.

It must beIong to him!

You shouIdn't meddIe with things.

Who toId the poIice about a bomb?

Dunno.

What'II you do now?

What're you doing?

Now, you can't contact anyone.

Change your course to Okinawa.

I refuse!

You can't refuse.

The Iives of the passengers
are in my hands.

Change your course.

A flying object has been sighted.

There is every indication that it
intends to invade Japan's airspace.

The Japanese Defence Force and
the US Air Force are in pursuit.

A warning has been issued to
all planes to avoid its flight path...

What's that?

G O K E
BODYSNATCHER FROM HELL

Producer : TAKASHI INOMATA

ScreenpIay : SUSUMI TAKAHISA
KYUZO KOBAYASHI

Photography : SHIZUO HIRASE
Art Direction : MASATAKA KAYANO

Music Score : TOSHIWA KIKUCHI
Lighting : TATSUO AOKI

FiIm Editor : AKIMITSU TERADA
Sound : HIROSHI NAKAMURA

Asst. Director : KEIJI SHIRAKI
Sets : SHINEI BIJUTSU KOGEI

Prod. Manager : MAKOTO NAITO
HISAO WATANABE

CAST

TERUO YOSHIDA
TOMOMI SAITO

HIDEO KO MASAYA TAKAHASHI
NOBU KANEKO

EIZO KITAMURA KAZUO KATO
YUKO KUSUNIOKI

HIROYUKI NISHIMOTO
NORIHIKO YAMAMOTO

and KATHY HORAN

Directed by HAJIME SATO

Miss Asakura!

Miss Asakura!

Are you okay? We're aIive.

There may be more survivors.
Let's check.

Yes.

Mr. Tokuyasu. Are you okay?

Mrs. NeaI!

Mrs. NeaI!

Are you hurt?

Anything broken?

Just stay caIm.

Mr. Mano! Mr. Mano! Wake up!

You're safe. You're okay.

Are we the onIy ones aIive?

How's yourwife?

Um... I haven't checked yet.

FooI!

Mrs. Tokuyasu! Wake up!

Mrs. Tokuyasu!

Mrs. Tokuyasu!

Mr. Mano!

How do you feeI?

Are you hurt?

Are you hurt?

What're you doing out there?

Damn. He saw me!

It's dangerous outside!

Come back at once!

It's dangerous! Come back!

Come back!

Wait for me!

Wait!

Wait!

Watch out!

Are you trying to kiII yourseIf?

It was you, wasn't it?

Where's the bomb?

Dunno.

You know.

TeII me.

Where is it?

I never had a bomb in the first pIace.

It was just a joke...

I Iied in my Ietterto the PoIice.

There's no bomb.

Why did you do it?

Why?

There's no fun in this worId.

Are we the onIy ones aIive?

You! Contact the Haneda
ControI Tower at once.

I'm afraid I can't.

That gunman wrecked the radio.

What's that?

Where are we, anyway?

I don't know.

You don't know?

We started to return to Haneda,
but he forced us to change course.

So I've no idea where we are.

Listen, I'm a busy man!

Do something about it!

What're you going to do?

Don't you have any bright ideas?

We can't waste time.
The GeneraI EIection is coming up.

I understand, but we'II have to
wait forthe rescue team.

And what are we supposed to do
in the meantime?

Now Iook. Are you sure a rescue
team wiII be here by tomorrow?

I hope so.

That's not good enough!

Not one pIane has passed over
whiIe we've been here.

But a rescue party's bound to come.

I'm sure of it.

I don't beIieve it.

Don't just stand there.

You caused the pIane to crash.
Now find a way out of this mess.

It wasn't ourfauIt.

The gauges went wiId,
that's why we crashed.

FauIty gauges?

What rubbish!

Birds acting strangeIy...

fauIty gauges...

We saw something. A weird Iight.

A Iight?

It fIew right overthe pIane.

It was bIinding.

Then the pIane crashed afterthat?

Yes.

Don't try to get out of it.
You're responsibIe forthe crash.

It's true!

Who's going to beIieve such fantasies?

No, we can't write it off
as fantasies.

There are things in this universe that
mankind does not understand yet.

You can't deny that.

What pIanet are you from?

What Iine of work are you in?

I'm a researcher in space bioIogy.

No wonderyou've got such
weird theories.

It's hot.

Where's the water?

That's the onIy waterwe have.

There's nothing eIse to drink?

No, there isn't.

You used aII the water?

I'm crazy! Need water!

Stop it!

It's aII becoming very interesting.

As a psychiatrist, I shouId benefit a
great deaI from what happens next.

What are you taIking about?

No water, and nothing to eat.

What happens to peopIe
in times Iike this?

Everyone wants to Iive,
so we shed our civiIised veneer.

Then we cease to be human beings.

We become beasts!

The weak become the victims
of the strong -the Iaw of the jungIe.

In the end, everyone dies.

We can't hang around here.

Mr. Mano, Iet's get going.

PIease wait! It's dangerous outside!

Move aside!

Wait untiI morning!

We're going. You can wait if you want.

Mr. Mano, isn't it important forthe
nine of us to cooperate?

If we keep bickering, we'II ruin
our chances of survivaI.

PIease understand what I'm saying.

Shut up and stand aside!

Stop it!

Move!

No!

Move, I said!

PIease understand!

Move when I say so!

Move!

If you're going to shoot, shoot.

What are you waiting for? Shoot him!

If you don't, he'II kiII us!

Give me the gun!

Drop the gun!

What are you?

"BRITISH AMBASSADOR
ASSASSINATED WITH RIFLE"

Then you kiIIed the Ambassador?

Who paid you to do it?

I don't know anything about it!

What's that?

Miss Asakura!

Miss Asakura!

Miss Asakura!

Miss Asakura!

Miss Asakura!

What happened?

I'm afraid!

What did you see?

Miss Asakura!

What do you want?

Mr. Mano, you must be tired.

I found some whisky. You have it.

Mr. Tokuyasu, we're digging graves
forthe dead.

Why not dig your own grave too?

GasoIine! It's dangerous!

Where was she?

Where did he go?

Isn't that his rifIe?

I found it on a Iedge

but he wasn't around.

He wouIdn't run away Ieaving
a hostage and his gun.

CouId he have faIIen off the cIiff?

TeII me, what happened to him?

Where is he?

TeII us! Where is he?

What're you doing?

...next the news.

The jetlinerthat vanished today
has still not been found.

Rescue planes found no traces
of the missing plane.

It is feared that there may be no
survivors of this strange incident.

When we have any further news,
we'll broadcast it without delay...

The fooI!

How dare he say we're aII dead!

Damn it!

Okay. The rescue party isn't coming.

We can't stay here. Let's go.

There's a murderer outside.

He's hungry for bIood.

What'II we do then?

In orderto save ourseIves, we must
first find out what's become of him.

We don't even know where he is.
She's so frightened she can't speak.

There's nothing we can do.

Make hertaIk.

Make hertaIk? How?

Go to sIeep.

Into a deep sIeep.

Deeper.

Just reIax.

Keep Iooking into the fIame.

You're so tired
and the fIame brings you sIeep.

You're sIeeping deepIy now.

Just rememberwhat you saw.

TeII me what you saw.

So, try to rememberwhat happened.

You saw something which
frightened you.

TeII me everything about
this terrifying thing.

What was it?

You're remembering?

So, teII me. WiII you?

What happened to that man?

Now, open your eyes.

You can answer my questions.

Try to rememberwhat happened to
the man who took you off the pIane.

What did you see out there?

It shines!

It's bIinding!

It shines. What is it?

The Iight makes a noise?

And then what?

It went out.

Where? Where did it go out?

It shines! It's bIinding!

I know that.

What happened afterthat?

Did the man go into the Iight?

You saw something.

What did you see?

What happened when he went
into the Iight?

I'm afraid!

You saw it?

Now, teII me.

TeII me.

What is it that you are so afraid of?

Wound!

Was he wounded?

Inside the wound!

Miss Asakura! Is that true?

It's a Iie!

I don't beIieve it.

She's Iying!

That's right. It must be a Iie!

I don't want to beIieve it, but it's true.

What bIinding Iight? ImpossibIe!

No, it's possibIe.

The Iight she saw... I imagine it
couId have been a fIying saucer.

FIying saucer?

I see.

So that's what that Iight was.

The same thing that
caused our crash.

Nonsense!

FIying saucers don't exist.

There's no evidence forthem.

You're wrong.

What?

What you say is a mistake.

PeopIe have seen fIying saucers in
many parts of the worId.

We can't deny it.

So what?

Since the A-bomb was dropped
in Hiroshima,

there has been an increase in
the number of fIying saucers.

It seems that whiIe man destroys,

sIaughtering his feIIow man in
senseIess wars,

space creatures pIan to invade.

What's she saying?

She says war's
absoIuteIy unacceptabIe.

Her husband, who's been fighting
in Vietnam, died a week ago.

She was on herway to the US base
in Iwakuni for her husband's remains.

What're you doing?

Why'd you have to go and do that?

To find out what happened.

Shut up! We were better off
not knowing! You shouIdn't...

It's too Iate to say that now.

You aII agreed to it, didn't you?

TeII me. What she said was
aII Iies, wasn't it?

It's the truth!

AII Iies! They have to be!

TeII me they're Iies!

What she said is true. It's the truth.

What?

You scum!

What're you doing?

You pushed him off, didn't you?

No! I didn't do it!

Liar!

Let's Iock the murderer up!

No! I didn't do it!
Listen to me!

Open the door!

I didn't do anything! I didn't do it!

Let me out of here!

Open the door!

Let me out!

I can't stand it I here!

I'II go mad!

What's aII that noise?

Something reaIIy frightened you?

Something happened to me?

Yes. You had a nightmare.

Forget aII about it.

Don't Iet it get you down. Be strong.

We're going to Iive
no matterwhat happens.

Is it morning yet?

Water! Isn't there a drop of water?

Mr. Mano. You're not the onIy one
who wants water.

PIease hoId out untiI morning.

Stop it!

Whisky wiII onIy burn yourthroat.

Is it the wind?

No, it's not the wind.

It may be Mr. Momotake.

He can't be aIive. Don't open it.

Mr. Momotake!

Mr. Momotake, is that you?

What's she saying?

She says she can't Iet him Iie there.

What?

His wound reminds her of how
her husband died.

A napaIm bomb ripped open
her husband's face.

Sugisaka, are you out of your mind?

Please move aside.

There's no teIIing what he'II do
if we Iet him in!

Look. He came back to ask for heIp.

And he doesn't have a gun, now.
He's wounded.

Saga. PIease heIp me.

He's dead.

A deep wound Iike that,
and yet no bIood.

What's the reason?

I've got a bad feeIing.

Find anything out?

No.

Something inconceivabIe
is about to happen.

Birds kiIIing themseIves,
that strange Iight,

fIying saucers and now that
gaping wound on his face.

Something we can't imagine
is in controI.

Stop pretending to be a prophet!

Water's more important!
Give me water!

Mr. Mano. There's stiII a drop
of whisky Ieft.

What?

That's what you get
for drinking too much whisky.

Tokuyasu!

You knew drinking whisky wouId
onIy make you thirstier, didn't you?

WeII, you'IIjust have to bear it.

You offered Mr. Mano whisky
on purpose?

You wanted to enjoy seeing him
suffer, didn't you?

Bastard!

Stop it!

If we keep on quarreIIing Iike this,
we'II never get out of here.

Somebody, get me some water!

Before I die!

Tokuyasu, get me some water,

and I'II seriousIy think about giving
you that government contract.

SeriousIy?

Then you weren't reaIIy considering
giving it to us before?

I see.

I thought as much.

I wanted to know
what you reaIIy thought.

That's why I offered you the whisky.

You rat!

The onIy reason you approached
our company

in the first pIace was to get us
to give you money.

Tokuyasu, this is no pIace to
say such things!

I don't give a damn who hears it.

You've accepted nearIy
one biIIion yen from my company!

I gave you pIenty in return!

Your company was going bankrupt.
Now it's one of the richest in Japan.

Who do you have to thank forthat?

Don't make it sound Iike
you did us a favour.

You owed us much more than that!

Tokuyasu. You'd be nothing
without me!

Tokuyasu!

Give it to me! PIease!

Give me that water! PIease!

Mr. Tokuyasu, give him the water.

PIease! Don't be so crueI, give it.

Do you want this, Mr. Mano?

If you want it, you'II teII everyone the
reason you were going to Osaka.

But that's...

I approached you to make money.

I even threw in my wife as a treat.

Now teII them your haIf of the deaI.

Come on, speak!

You tricked me and now you'II pay.

Stop it! Don't do that!

Now, Mr. Mano. TeII them.

Now. Say it nice and Ioud.

Stay where you are!

I'II say it then.

You were coming with me to Osaka

to receive thirty miIIion yen
from my company.

That's the truth!

And in return you were to pressure
the government

so they wouId buy aII theirweapons
from my company.

It was aII a pack of Iies.

You had no intention of keeping
yourword to us.

WouIdn't the voters Iaugh
if they saw you now?

Tokuyasu!

When we get out of here,
you're through!

I'II see that you're ruined for Iife!

You see if I don't!

Mr. Tokuyasu, don't be fooIish!

Don't move!

Outside!

Don't be fooIish!

Shut up!

Go!

Get out!

Out!

Okay.

You too!

Get out!

Stay back!

What're you going to do?

Stop it!

Stop it, I say!

Tokuyasu!

Tokuyasu!

Don't Iook.
PIease go back to the cabin.

The bIood's gone.

It's aII been drained from his body.

What?

Mrs. Tokuyasu.

It's his punishment.

He soId his own wife,
just to get ahead in business.

He deserved to die Iike that.

You despise me, don't you?

No, that's no true.

I don't care what anyone thinks.

After aII these years,
I've escaped from his grip forever.

I'm free at Iong Iast.

Now I can do whatever I want.

It's hot, isn't it?

ShouIdn't it be dawn soon?

He caused me such pain.

He shouIdn't have had to die
in this terribIe way.

Saga.

Saga, you know what caused this.

PIease teII us.

No, I don't.

I have no idea.

You do.
You're keeping something from us.

Just a guess.

OnIy conjecture.

I'II most IikeIy be proved wrong.

If I say what I think, it'II onIy
upset everyone for no reason.

I see. I stiII want to know.

Why was he kiIIed in that way?

To be drained of bIood. TeII me why!

Noriko!

Mrs. Tokuyasu!

Noriko!!

Mrs. Tokuyasu!

Noriko!

Mr. Mano, did you find her?

No.

Let's search overthere.

Hey, Noriko!

Noriko!

Noriko!

Noriko!

Noriko!

Noriko!

Wait there.

Earth peopIe.

You cannot understand us
so we are taIking through her.

We are the Gokemidoro peopIe.

We Iive in a universe farfrom Earth.

We've marked Earth for a Iong time
and we have now raided it.

Our pIan is to wipe out
aII of mankind.

The end has come and mankind
is on the verge of destruction.

It is your own fauIt that we have
chosen you for annihiIation.

You have aIready turned yourworId
into a monstrous battIefieId.

Noriko!

Noriko!

How terribIe.

She was brainwashed.

Nonsense!

The aIiens brainwashed her
to convey theirwiII to us.

That's enough!

You're Iucky to be so bIind.

You saw that terribIe thing happen,
and you stiII don't beIieve it.

Saga. Don't hide the truth.

TeII us.

ExpIain what happened to Noriko.

I beIieve in the existence of aIiens.

You think there are such things?

There are theories
about these creatures.

They possess a high inteIIectuaI
standard, that much we know.

They're aIso scientificaIIy advanced.

Or eIse they'd never have crafts
capabIe if interpIanetary fIight.

They've been seen in many
parts of the worId.

I think they've been gathering
in preparation fortheir attack.

Now they've chosen the moment
and begun their attack.

That's absurd!

Even with proof,

mankind refuses to beIieve in them.

They preferto ignore this threat
from aIien invaders.

Instead, they fight each other.

The space men must be pIeased.
We've made it easy forthem.

These creatures know that
their best chance

is when men are preoccupied
with kiIIing each other.

Mankind doesn't stop to think
before it takes action.

He was right. The Gokemidoro said
we'd be destroyed.

But we don't need any outside
heIp to bring it about.

What rot! TaIk some sense!

Mano!

You saw what happened out there.

Death caused by a vampire.

AIiens have taken over his mind.

And yet you stiII don't beIieve it.

Listen.

InteIIectuaIs aIways try to misIead
peopIe by taIking Ioads of rubbish.

Mr. Mano. How can we make
you understand?

I'II beIieve it when I see a vampire
with my own two eyes.

But even then...

I'd Iike to see one suck bIood too.

Eh?

I'II never get a chance Iike this again.

As a scientist, it wouId be invaIuabIe.

I must see it.

WeII, that's interesting.

Let's experiment and see.

How can we?

There's an easy way.

Pick a victim.

That's crazy!

One wiII die to save the rest.

Human sacrifice has gone on
for centuries.

I agree with Mr. Mano.

I want to see it.

Sacrificing human Iives?

Have you both gone mad?

Science and governments make
progress at the cost of many Iives.

That's a fact that can't be denied.

Mr. Saga!

TeII Mrs. NeaI that she can
join her Iate husband.

No! I won't Iet you murder her.

She's a foreigner.

No troubIe Iater.

I won't teII her.

Mr. Mano, you caII yourseIf
a human being?

Then you be the victim.

Water! PIease!

PIease. Give me water!

We'II throw him out.

Get away, watch out!

Mrs. NeaI!

Mrs. NeaI!

Get in the cockpit.

Hurry!

Get in.

Get in!

Sugisaka!

What're you doing?

Hey! Let me go!

Don't Ieave me!

I can't beIieve it.

I can't beIieve in anything any more.

Sugisaka.

Mrs. NeaI is afraid.

I know that.

StiII, there are Iimits to what
a person shouId do.

Let me in!

Let me in!

Let me in!

The bomb!

So.

The bomb's been there aII the time.

Open up!

If you don't, I'II bIow up the pIane!

Stay away!

Stay away!

Stay away!

Watch out!

My Iegs!

My Iegs are hurt!

Saga!

We can't waste any more time.
Let's get going!

What about Mr. Saga?

We'd better Ieave him behind.

What?

Let's get out of here.

PIease stay.

My friend. Don't worry.

I won't Ieave you here.

Thank you.

You go. I'II make a stretcher.

We'II foIIow you.

You're fooIs!

Mano!

Hurry!

Ah! It's him!

WeII now, we can Ieave pretty soon.

I'm sorry to be a burden to you.

It serves me right.

I did the worst thing
a human being couId do.

No wonder I was punished for it.

You go on. I'II onIy sIow you down.

What are you saying?

We're not going to Iet
those creatures get you.

You know, I'd Iost aII faith
in my feIIow man.

But by being with you two,

I feeI there's stiII some hope
Ieft for humanity.

Listen.

Don't Iose hope.

Otherwise Iife wouId be unbearabIe.

Yes, that's true.
We must beIieve in each other.

HeIp me, pIease!

PIease heIp me!

Someone, heIp!

HeIp me!

Mano!

What're you doing?

Mr. Mano!

Mr. Mano!

Mr. Mano!

Mr. Mano!

What kind of a beast are you?

Miss Asakura, run!

Miss Asakura!

Mr. Sugisaka!

So he's dead now.

I'm safe at Iast.

If we stay here, I'II be too Iate
forthe generaI eIection.

Let's go.

Hey.

Say something.

What are you mad about?

What's bothering you, anyhow?

You're not going to teII everyone
when we get back are you?

I suppose you think that you
can ruin my entire poIiticaI career.

Now see here.

This was an abnormaI situation.
It's onIy naturaI we act strangeIy.

You were no different to anyone eIse.

Do you reaIIy think that you'd be
abIe to finish my poIiticaI career?

Who wouId beIieve anything
that you have to say?

Hey. For god's sake speak up!

Say something!

Say something!

What're you doing?

Let him go.

Hands off!

Hurry, run!

Mr. Mano!

Run!

I don't want to die! Let me Iive!

He's after us!

Run!

Watch out!

Mr. Sugisaka!

Mr. Sugisaka!

Run! Go on aIone!

Mr. Sugisaka!

We're safe, aren't we?

Let's go.

Mr. Sugisaka!

I can't make it.

You must Iive.
Live no matterwhat happens.

They're dead.

What's happened?

Hey. Excuse me.

Listen now.

We are the Gokemidori from
a distant pIanet.

So beware.

We are going to destroy
your entire worId.

You are through.

You have arrived at your
finaI day of judgement.

Meet your doom, for not one
of you shaII survive.

It is too Iate to wish you had
Iived differentIy.

Why did this have to happen?

It's too Iate.

Mankind is through.

It's too Iate to repent.

THE END