Yonggary

Yonggary (용가리) (or Yongary), Korean for "huge dragon", appeared in the teugchwal (Korean for "tokusatsu") film, Taekoesu Yonggary (대괴수 용가리) (AKA: Yongary, Monster from the Deep) (1967), which is the first Korean kaiju movie. It is heavily based on Godzilla, Gamera, and other kaiju films. Yonggary is similar in appearance to Godzilla, but with smoother skin, smaller fins, a huge horn on his nose, and spikes on his tail.

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It was remade in 1999 by prolific Korean filmmaker Shim Hyung Rae, using unconventional computer-generated imagery effects, and an American cast to appeal to international markets. The film's title in the US is Reptilian.

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Korean: Korean may refer to:...

Tokusatsu: Tokusatsu (??) (sometimes just called "Toku") is the Japanese term for special effects and often used to classify Japanese live-action sci-fi/fantasy/horror movie/TV productions....

1967: 1967 was a common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar....