After years spent vanquishing evil in Dikay, out-of-work warrior Van Von Hunter (Yuri Lowenthal) finds himself trying to make things happen in Hollywood. But when two vindictive directors ruin his rep, he's forced overseas to Japan, where the locals really fall in love with him. Steven Calcote and Stuart J. Levy direct this tongue-in-cheek mockumentary about celebrity, fame and the power of hero worship.
Steven Calcote, Stu Levy
Director
Yuri Lowenthal
Van Von Hunter
Heather Marie Marsden
Holly O'Hara
Steven Calcote
Director Steven Calcote
Lucas Bridgeman
NYC Crew #1
Stu Levy
Self
Ron Kaulfersch
Self
Chris Buford
Urinal Man #1
Amy Calcote
Beth Hermana
Benjamin Chan
Sound Engineer
Colleen Crosby
Count Disdain's Mother
Shawn Crosby
Sir Nigel Crosby
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