Amazon Japan recently announced a slate of new programming, including spinoffs of Kamen Rider and Ultraman for its video service—series that would, eventually, be making their way to U.S. Amazon users as well. Want to know more? Well, now you can get a sneak peak of the surprisingly gory Kamen Rider Amazons in action.
Well, more specifically Amazon Japan is. But considering that these Japanese shows will be available worldwide—part of a new slate of original programming for Prime Video—it’s a chance for fans all over the world to see these shows legally, too.
I mean, just look at it! This wonderful recreation of one of the Tokusatsu genre's finest heroes by Flickr User Moko is so well done, it looks almost like an action figure rather than a piece of lego construction.
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We've seen kaiju inserted into yard sale paintings and vampiric 1800s facsimiles of Nicolas Cage. In the spirit of such portraiture comes Alex Gross' series of science fiction cabinet cards, in which he takes poor dead bastards who kicked it 100+ years ago and repaints them as pop icons. Gross will be presenting a new…
In this documentary footage, insectoid gymnast par excellence Kamen Rider totally disassembles a Nazi Asteroidea. Stick around for the ending as it makes no sense whatsoever. Who needs fireworks when this clip will make your brain explode?
