Tonight is 'The Curse of Bridge Hollow'
A strong representation of African Americans in this film features evil spirits and horror-themed elements.
Kamen Rider Kuuga: Special Edition
A group of archaeologists open a tomb that awakens horrible monsters, while journeyman Yusuke Godai is compelled to access a strange belt from the tomb to fight back against them. Also, a drunkard witnesses a murder by an unidentified lifeform near a church. Meanwhile, Yusuke is bothered by the idea of fighting and is unsure if it was right until he saw the daughter of one of the slain archeologists crying, making his reason to fight "to protect the smiles of people". This is the director's cut version of the first two episodes of the Kamen Rider Kuuga TV series.
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A group of archaeologists open a tomb that awakens horrible monsters, while journeyman Yusuke Godai is compelled to access a strange belt from the tomb to fight back against them. Also, a drunkard witnesses a murder by an unidentified lifeform near a church. Meanwhile, Yusuke is bothered by the idea of fighting and is unsure if it was right until he saw the daughter of one of the slain archeologists crying, making his reason to fight "to protect the smiles of people". This is the director's cut version of the first two episodes of the Kamen Rider Kuuga TV series.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Written By:Naruhisa Arakawa
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Ishimori Production
Cast
Hidenori Ishida
Director
Joe Odagiri
Yusuke Godai / Kamen Rider Kuuga
Shingo Katsurayama
Kaoru Ichijo
Kazumi Murata
Sakurako Sawatari
Katsuaki Nishide
Tsurumaru Kameyama
Wakana Chizaki
Minori Godai
Fujio Mori
Tatsuhiko Ebisawa
Mitsuru Fujio
Father Jose, Xu·Goma·Gu
Tetsuo Sakaguchi
Xu·Gmun·Ba (voice)
Yuka Takeshima
Mika Natsume
Erika Niibo
Child
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