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Best Film | 1992
Another Troma film, Toxic Avenger Part III, is on at the cinema near the beginning of the film.
The footage of the car crashing and flipping over has become a Troma trademark and in-joke. It was used again in Tromeo and Juliet (1996) and then as another inside joke (for those who spotted it in all three films) in Terror Firmer (1999).
Kabukiman's insignia is the Japanese Kanji character "Chikara," which is the Japanese word for "power."
No one was interested in showing the film in the US until around 1996, around when Tromeo and Juliet (1996) was released. This caused confusion as to which movie borrowed the car crash.
The film was spun-off from the character Kabuki-Boy in The Toxic Avenger Part II (1989). Lloyd Kaufman jokingly mentioned he was making a movie about the character and Japanese investors became interested.
"Jughead: Who are you? Sergeant Kabukiman: [looks into camera, then back at Jughead] I'm Kabukiman. [reference to the 1989 version of Batman]"
"Sergeant Kabukiman: I was depressed, I was confused and I was turning Japanese."
