The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Mickey Cat Man" Not to be confused with any other anthropomorphic characters... A Kamen Rider parody from 1990.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Hokkaidou Man" (Hokkaido(u) is the northernmost big island of Japan.) Yes, it's location shoot time again! Can't have too many vacations! A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Maradona Man" That's Maradona as in Diego Armando Maradona, the soccer (er, football) player. I wonder what he'd think about this...? A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! King Jocker Man II" The final episode! (of the first series...) A Kamen Rider parody from 1990.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Tadpole Man" But will it stay a tadpole for the whole episode? Can you see this one coming? A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Wrestling Man" (Okay that's not really the right translation, but I'm totally clueless on how to translate "Dooa Kamata Man"... It may be a reference to the wrestling world of the late '80s, but I really don't know.) A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Yuming Man" Yuming (aka Matsutoya Yumi) is a Japanese vocalist. Pretty good, too! A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
Yuming on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuming
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Insecticide Man" (Specifically it's "katori senkou" which is a spiral-shaped mosquito repellant that puts out smoke that kills mosquitos. Pretty common in Japan. You can see some hapless victims lighting one at 04:25.) A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! North-Fox Man" (It's a type of fox native to Hokkaido in northern Japan. "Vulpes vulpes schrencki" specifically :D) The second Hokkaido location shoot. A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Snake Man" Taped on location in Okinawa (can you say "vacation?")! A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Koinobori Man" (Koinobori is a decoration you put outside your house in May, that catches the wind. With carp kites and stuff [OK that's a terrible explanation -- feel free to look it up yourself! :) ]) A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
666 is a German gothic horror style DJ act created by Thomas Detert and Mike Griesheimer (DJ666, also known as Mike Red). They produce a mix of eurodance music and often include lyrics in Spanish and English. Both Detert and Griesheimer were originally the creators of Activate, a Eurodance band.
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! Snowman Man" A Kamen Rider parody from 1989. This is the first one I ever saw... hooked me on the series!
The episode title translates to something like "Horror! o-Hina Man" (A hina doll is a type of doll that's displayed in March.) A Kamen Rider parody from 1989.
This was a commercial that was given to us to help get the Seniors to go pay off their debts. It actually did help which was hilarious. We didn't expect this one to become as big as it did.
All was used for educational purposes.
Hasso Wuerslin's Hyper-Serialized, SF/Horror series, The DeadBooks is a new form of web entertainment. The 10 hour, 1st season will feature 30 actors, and 40 musical groups from around the world.
We interview Rolfe Kanefsky about his new film called "Nightmare Man" a horror thriller put out by Lionsgate and for internationl sales America World Pictures part of the "After Dark 8 Films to Die For"
