EPISODE · Sep 29, 2009 · 1H 5M

Tokusatsu

In this episode, our panel shares their obsession with Japanese special effects movies and series. From Godzilla to Kamen Rider, Mike Dent, Patrick Macias and Fernando Ramos discuss the highs and lows of a genre that is most commonly geared towards children and housewives. We also interview Peter Tatara from New York Anime Festival. In this episode, our panel shares their obsession with Japanese special effects movies and series. From Godzilla to Kamen Rider, Mike Dent, Patrick Macias and Fernando Ramos discuss the highs and lows of a genre that is most commonly geared towards children and housewives. We also interview Peter Tatara from New York Anime Festival.

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