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"aka Kilink vs Frankenstein 1968Sinematurk Link Written and directed by Nuri Akinci It’s that time again! Time for a film that was once lost to be found and we all marvel at it! Real Mysterious Order-heads know that there are a bunch of films about guys in skeleton suits running around being anti-heroes or just plain villains but also sometimes being heroes."

"A quick primer – Pulp characters who were super criminals have existed for a long time, but one of the most influential was France’s Fantômas, created in 1911 by Marcel Allain and Pierre Souvestre. Fantômas was a criminal genius who ran rings around the police while also stealing and murdering whoever he wanted in bizarre methods. The tales proved popular and spawned a whole series of sequels, imitators, and appearances in other media. Several iterations of villain heroes later, and we have comic character Diabolik, a ruthless thief who evolved over time into an honorable thief. Shortly after was the skeleton-suited Kriminal, who had a similar villain to hero arc but did so sooner (despite being a clear copy of Diabolik!) This lead to Killing (also known as Satanik and later Sadistik), another skeleton suited villain, but this one starred in photo novels instead of comics, was much more lurid, and never really gained the heroic edge. Kilink is a rip off of him, but pulls elements from all the characters and thanks to there being a lot of different unauthorized Kilink films from different creators, he can be whatever type of character is needed for a ridiculous pulp plot to happen! We’ve covered Kilink before in 1967’s Kilink Istanbul’da, which had a direct sequel in Kilink Uçan Adama Karsi and was followed by two more from the same director (Yilmaz Atadeniz) – Klink: Soy ve Öldür (Kilink: Strip and Kill) and the possibly lost Kilink: Caniler Krali). There was also Cango Korkusuz Adam/Django vs. Kilink, and Sihirbazlar Kralı Mandrake Kiling’in Peşinde/Kilink vs Mandrake. Other Kilink films in the 60s and 70s include Şaşkın Hafiye Kilink’e Karşı, Killing Ölüm Saçıyor, Kilink Sarışın Tehlike, and Killing Kolsuz Kahramana Karşı (though I’m not 100% sure the last one is supposed to be Kilink or just using the original source character Killing!) There is also a lady Kilink film with Dişi Kilink. There are some modern Kilink films as well that perhaps we will get to someday soon. Many of the older films have partial lost elements, and several others were unavailable for years before they finally showed up. When they did, there was a rumor that fellow missing Kilink film Kilink vs Frankenstein still existed somehow, but it was never confirmed, and everyone was trapped in a world of rumors and whispers. Until a reel was found, and what survived was preserved and shared with the world. So thanks to the magical magic of cinemagic, we all get to see the exciting adventures of a guy in a skeleton suit battling Frankenstein and Dr. No! Miracles happen, people!"

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