Bedmen Yarasa Adam (Review)
Bedmen Yarasa Adam
aka Turkish Batman
1973, SinemaTurk Link
Directed by Savas Esici
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I want a car, chicks dig the car.
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Turkish Batman! Turkish Pop Cinema is one of the treasures of the modern world. There are so many gems just waiting to be discovered, and so many lost pearls that you never know what you will run into. Turkish Star Wars? Turkish Star Trek? Turkish Ninjas? Turkish Wizard of Oz? Turkish Super Heroes? These are only some examples of the radical output of bizarre and amazing films from the 1960s to the early 1980s that came out of Turkey. At times, you hear rumor of films, but are unable to establish their existence. This Turkish Batman film, Bedmen Yarasa Adam was known to still survive, but actually getting a copy was a different matter. Batman also appeared in the Turkish film Fantoma Istanbul’da Bulusalim, mentioned in Pete Tombs’s Mondo Macabro but seemingly existing nowhere on the planet. There is also a Turkish Batgirl film called Ucan Kiz, of which I have only seen the poster for. Maybe one day they will show up. This deterioration of Turkish film history is a terrible tragedy.
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Holy priceless collection of Etruscan snoods!
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Did you know that Batman drives around Turkey as a hired detective, investigating the murder of girls, and nailing every chick in the Ottoman Empire? Because that’s the real Batman. Turkish films are big on masculinity, the men are all manly men, there are big manly mustaches, the women are all supermodel hot and melt like butter on an oven when they get a load of these manly Turkish studs.
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I’m Batman!
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Posted by Tars Tarkas -
September 22, 2008 at 3:00 pm
Categories: Movie Reviews, Ugly Tags: Altan Günbay, Emel Özden, Hüseyin Sayar, Levent Çakir, Savas Esici, Turkey, Turkish Super Heroes