"The film follows Sergeant Detective Harry Griswold (
Rick Gianasi), a clumsy
N.Y.P.D. cop investigating a string of murders involving
Kabuki actors. While attending an amateur Kabuki play, Harry witnesses thugs gun down the entire cast. In the ensuing gunfight, Harry is forcefully kissed by one of the dying actors, unknowingly becoming blessed with the powers of Kabuki. Before he knows it, Griswold finds out that he has the ability to transform into
Kabukiman, a colorfully dressed slapstick superhero who has the ability to fly and access to such unique weapons as heat seeking chopsticks and fatal sushi. With the assistance of the beautiful Lotus (Susan Byun), he helps clean up the crime-ridden streets of New York and try to stop maniacal businessman Reginald Stuart (Bill Weeden) and his Goons, who plan to fulfill an ancient evil prophecy that will summon The Evil One which demonic powers and enslave the world.
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Truly an interesting American comedy! Rick Gianasi is a corny actor but he fits so well with the character of Harry Griswold. I love Susan Byun who plays the beautiful Lotus, she was so interesting to watch and I wondered to myself "why haven't I seen her before?". She was beautiful slightly corny portraying the granddaughter of an old fashioned kabuki actor. The sex scene between the two characters was very interesting at times it looked like normal sex and some parts in the sex scene looked like a Japanese porno. Truly a decent corny comedy from the director of Toxic Avenger. I suggest this film to anyone that likes comedies and slightly corny films.
2.4/5
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