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No doubt you’ve seen the flashy, eye-catching "3D Motion" box cover
on the shelf of your local video store - grizzled detective morphs
into chopstick-wielding superhero. Gee whiz, the title alone was
enough to grab my attention. But that’s Troma for you, folks. Any
hook they can use to grab the viewer will be utilized to the
fullest extent . . . this is one of the primary reasons that I
love them.
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Not to worry, because "Kabukiman" lives up to it’s lurid box cover
and title.
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Every thousand years - when the stars are in conjunction, the
tiger feasts on the nubile, the dragon jumps through the hoop, and
the monkey rides the jaguar - the balanced scales of the universe
tilt in favor of "The Evil One." Fortunately, the forces of good have
a stalwart defender - Kabukiman. But the recipient of the spirit
of Kabukiman is ruthlessly slaughtered before the millennial
event, forcing the kabuki power to enter the body of clumsy New
York detective, Sergeant Harry Griswald. Griswald, possessed by
the spirit of Kabukiman, must learn to master his superpowers in
order to fight crime and vanquish The Evil One. With the help of
the beautiful Lotus and a box of tasty kung-fu worms, Griswald
becomes the colorful crime-fighting clown known as Sgt.
Kabukiman, NYPD!
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