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Kamen Rider is one of Japan's tentpole tokusatsu series, and it's only just recently come to North America; Nerdist House brings together members of Bluefin Brands' official Team Kamen Rider.

A compilation of August Ragone's introductions for each Gamera film.

An interview with Rev. Al Sharpton regarding the career span of James Brown, focusing on the historic performance given after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

Featuring interviews with cast and crew, including Roger Corman himself; the interviews focus on monster inspiration, as well as unorthodox methods popularized by Corman.

Unites the superhero team The Aquabats for a special behind-the-scenes look with the cast and crew, taking fan questions and sharing stories.

Interviews and discussions of movies and TV shows with stars, writers, producers and directors.

A backstage pass to "Rock 'n' Roll High School", a Roger Corman production featuring iconic punk rockers The Ramones; interview with Arkush, Corman, Clint Howard, Joe Dante and more.

In this panel at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, we take a look back at the film that captured the spirit of the Los Angeles punk rock scene in the late '70s, as well as the third film in the series.

Bob Newhart sits down with actors Peter Bonerz, Jack Riley, Bill Daily and producer Michael Zinberg.

Director L.Q. Jones and author Harlan Ellison talk about making "A Boy and His Dog."

The Power Rangers cast and crew discuss the vast collection of props used in the iconic series.

Interview with executive producer Mel Brooks, producer Jonathan Sanger and former Brooksline development executive Randy Auerbach.

In part one of the complete history of MST3K, Joel and the rest of the crew discuss the show's origins and the DIY feel of the early seasons.

Weird Al takes a look back at his career in this 2014 San Diego Comic Con Panel.

Mel looks back at memorable scenes from his film "The Twelve Chairs" and the stories behind them.

John Carpenter discusses several films from his celebrated career in this interview.

Interviews with Producer Roger Corman and Special Makeup Effects guru John Carl Beuchler.

Interviews with Roger Corman, James Sbardellati, Composer James Horner and Cindy Weintraub, the crew of "Humanoids from the Deep."

Part three of the complete history of "MST3K" takes a look at the changes the series underwent throughout the course of its run, including the host and network shifts.

The cast and crew of "The Slumber Party Massacre II" revisit the making of the film.

Garry Shandling discusses his career in the entertainment industry and breaking the fourth wall on his show to a class of USC students.

A look at how James Brown's persona and music were influenced by the civil rights movement and more; featuring interviews with Dr. Robert Hall, Rickey Vincent and Dr. Cornel West.

A compilation of new introductions for the infamous Turkey Day marathon as well as a nostalgic look back on the Comedy Central fan-favorite marathon of Mystery Science Theater.

A behind-the-scenes look of a Christmas classic, focusing on Henry Winkler's five-hour makeup transformation, why he initially refused to play Benedict Slade and more.

Head writer Steve Adams sits down with the show's writing staff 34 years later to reflect.

August Ragone, Kaiju expert, presents his introductions to the nine Godzilla movies, full of monster facts and behind-the-scenes insight.

Behind-the-scenes look at the villains of Power Rangers.

Learning about automated dialog replacement, or ADR, used to dub audio.

Crew from "Battle Beyond the Stars" discuss the great lengths they had to go to in order to make an epic space movie in nine months on a shoestring budget.

Watch some in-depth interviews and get an inside look at the movie itself that is classically riffed in this Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode.

The cast of the critically acclaimed film, "Sophie's Choice," discuss the chance offer that got the film made, potential alternative female leads and more.

Creator Paul Feig and executive producer Judd Apatow discuss their careers and what it's like to work with a cast of future stars.

Learning how the Gorgo suit was created, why it's a bad idea to send a monster to Paris and more.

Cast and crew discuss how "Living In Oblivion" went from 30 minutes to feature length.

Interview with Mel Gibson, Joanna Samuel and director of photography David Eggby.

Examining the interesting career of Robert Lippert, the Hollywood producer known for cranking out budget cinema.

Interviews with co-creators Brent Friedman and Bryce Zabel, and stars Eric Close and Megan Ward.

In this interview with Alec Baldwin, director Russell Mulcahy, Penelope Ann Miller and more, you can learn about the reasoning behind The Shadow's backstory in Tibet, how they gave the film the look of a 1930s classic and how an excellent supporting

How MTV played a key role in spreading the show's cult popularity.

Shatner talks about the movie and reveals interesting tidbits.

The second installment of Penelope Spheeris's documentary series took on the metal years of LA's notorious Sunset Strip scene, featuring hard-partying hairbands and their relentless pursuit of fame and fortune.