A common misconception of Roger Ebert is that he only liked highbrow movies. After all, the legendary critic boasted a strong distaste for most slasher films, often dismissing them as dead-teenager pictures. Ebert also viciously trashed the Kurt Russell-starring sci-fi classic "Stargate," even though it's an entertaining hoot. Don't let those reviews fool you, though, as Ebert had guilty pleasures just like the rest of us, one of which is as mindless and silly as they come — "The Super Infra-Man" (also known as "The Super Inframan" or "Infra-Man").

Produced by the legendary Shaw Brothers Studio (which is mostly synonymous with great martial arts flicks ), "Infra-Man" is a '70s Hong Kong take on the Japanese tokusatsu craze that was popular at the time thanks to "Kamen Rider" and "Ult

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