Hanuman and the Seven Ultramen

A brave Thai boy is killed by a group of people stealing archaeological artifacts. His soul merges with the Hindu deity Hanuman, who then joins forces with Ultraman and other Ultra brothers. Together, they fight against known Ultra enemies that were released after a weather control experiment failed.

This action and science fiction fantasy was a joint production between Thailand and Japan, created by Tsuburaya Productions and Chaiyo Productions. It was directed by Shohei Tôjô and Sompote Sands. For both directors, this 1974 film was the first in a listed sequence of works, which for both included The 6 Ultra Brothers vs. The Monster Army in 1979. The screenplay was written by Sompote Sands, Bunzô Wakatsuki, and Toyoaki Dan. The main cast features Sanit Kaewadee, Ouab Somchat, Yodchai Meksuwan, Pawana Chanajit, Sripouk, and Srisuriya.

The film had a budget of 1 million USD and earned 10 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience ratings are mixed, with a score of 4.6/10 based on 164 votes on IMDb and a 5/10 rating from 13 votes on TMDB.