Podcast appearances and mentions of Duke Mitchell

The boys have returned... with a special guest! Goblin O' Riley has joined us to talk about the insane films of Duke Mitchell, as we talk Massacre Mafia Style and Gone Withe the Pope.

This week's pick is the 1974 Duke Mitchell crime thriller Massacre Mafia Style. IMDB describes it accurately: "The ruthless son of a Mafia kingpin blasts his way through Hollywood on a bloody crime spree." You're in or you're in the way!

We're back! Join Hey Ed, The J, and Cam for another wild ride! This week's opening discussion covers "Alien: Romulus" and more Steelers/NFL preseason. Then, it's some good ole' pro wrasslin' talk. Check out our preview for this weekend's "AEW All In 2024". The obscure film segment of the centurian is back! This week's "Fridays At Midnight" "Double Feature" covers "Here For Blood" and Duke Mitchell's back with "Gone With the Pope". Of course "Goofs R' Goofs" takes things home! Please enjoy responsibly! PRESENTED by CHURCHILL PICTURES 00:00:00 - Intro: Opening Discussion on Alien: Romulus and Steelers/NFL preseason 0:28:41 - AEW: All In - London 01:03:47 - Friday's @ Midnight: Here for Blood (2022) 01:20:43 - Friday's @ Midnight: Gone with the Pope (2010) 01:35:06  - Goofs R Goofs Thanks for Listening!

In this episode of Drive-In Double Feature Podcast, Nathan and Ryan take a deep dive into the bizarre and audacious world of "Gone with the Pope" (2010), the long-lost follow-up to Duke Mitchell's "Massacre Mafia Style." Originally shot in the 1970s but left unfinished, the film was eventually completed and released decades later, delivering a unique blend of grindhouse chaos, religious satire, and mobster madness. The hosts explore the film's wild premise—kidnapping the Pope for a ransom from every Catholic in the world—and discuss how it fits into the legacy of Mitchell's work. Tune in for a wild ride through this cult classic's unpredictable narrative, outrageous characters, and its place in exploitation cinema history.

Join hosts Nathan and Ryan as they dive into the gritty and outrageous world of "Massacre Mafia Style" (1974) in this captivating episode of Drive-In Double Feature Podcast. Directed by and starring Duke Mitchell, this cult classic crime film follows a mobster's violent return to America to reclaim his family's power. Explore the film's over-the-top violence, unique storytelling, and Mitchell's ambitious yet raw directorial approach. Discover how "Massacre Mafia Style" stands out in the crime genre with its unapologetic style and bold execution. Get ready for a discussion that's as wild and fascinating as the movie itself as we dissect "Massacre Mafia Style."

Hello Vegas on a Saturday Night... Hello Vegas when the mood is just right!It's a ring-a-ding good time when Luke, Vonn, and Mitchell join Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis for cocktail hour in the comics themed 1950s musical Artists and Models.  Then, the High & Low podcast crew find themselves in the deep jungle again for a some tribal tribulations with budget brand crooning duo Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo in Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla!

Duke Mitchell's 1975 forgotten gangster exploitation film, GONE WITH THE POPE, is our feature presentation this week. We discuss the un-released 70s film being discovered in a parking garage & released in 2010 for the first time ever. We also talk about Duke Mitchell's approach, the acting, old Las Vegas, that orgy scene, and much more! We also pick our TOP 7 1970s EXPLOITATION MOVIES in this week's SILVER SCREEN 7. Check out the show, subscribe and become a regular here at THE BROKEN VCR! To watch the LIVE VIDEO RECORDING of BVCR, sign up to the PATREON ($2.99/month) at theturnbuckletavern.com! You'll get the episodes in video form days/weeks early.

Jim and Patrick get a chance to choose their own movies this time, and Jim went with the classic Japanese Yakuza film Battles without Honor and Humanity, and Patrick went with Duke Mitchell's Gone with the Pope - a crime drama that was released several decades after it was made. 

THIS WEEK: Gone With The Pope (2010), Grizzly II: Revenge (2020), and New York Ninja (2021)We have plenty of stories of dusty 35mm film reels rescued from obscurity and finally given the reverence and restoration they deserve. It's far rarer when a film that was never completed is rescued and reconstructed. This week, we're looking at three unique approaches to film reconstruction. From Bob Murawski's slick editing and commitment to director Duke Mitchell's vision, to a three-decade-long journey ultimately resulting in a head-spinning horror sequel, and even a full "re-directing" and re-dubbed version of an unreleased John Liu oddity. Support Optimism Vaccine on Patreon

The year is 1952. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis ruled the Earth. Bela Lugosi was high on morphine. And man was but a simple primate. Join us for a deep dive into one of the most notorious B-movies of all time, the only on-screen collaboration between Martin and Lewis impersonators Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo, Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla. Chat with the TMT Community on Discord! For More TMT Shenanigans: toomanythoughtsmedia.com Twitter: @TMT_Media, @tackyslacks, @NicoDeGregorio, @someadamhall E-mail: toomanythoughtsmedia@gmail.com Subscribe and Rate on Apple Podcasts!

Django and Nudo are joined by Kitty Lash at Castle Cultpix to reminisce about the greatest screen Dracula of all time,  Bela Lugosi. It all started in Lyon, where Django and Smut where attending the MIFC convention, where they met the Hungarian Film Institute, who promised them the oldest known silent film footage of Bela Lugosi on the day he would have turned 140.We start off with a clip from "The Phantom Creeps" (1939), the 12-part cinema serial where Bela plays a mad inventor planning on releasing an army of robots to rule the world - “It can make me the most powerful man in the world.” In this interview Bela talks about being born in Hungary but now being an American, as well as how playing Dracula depresses him. He had to leave post-war Hungary for starting an actors' union and remained politically active, but also an American patriot. Here he is encouraging people to donate blood during World War Two.  Yet because of his accent he not only played Central European bloodsuckers but also Nazi's, for example in "Black Dragons" (1941), a quickie thriller in the style of "The Manchurian Candidate". He did win recognition as "one of the finest actors to come out of Europe," in this 1951 interview, where he talks about being typecast and the kind of roles he had back in Hungary. He also gave this very candid interview after he was in rehab in 1955 to deal with opioid and alcohol addiction.  Yet his son Bela George Lugosi Jr has spoken about addiction being “the biggest misconception about his father” and a “focus on negative aspects” of his life. Part of the reason for this is Tim Burton's film "Ed Wood" (1994), which imagines how Ed Wood first met Bela Lugosi. Johnny Depp's Ed Wood is in awe of Bela, though he himself feels he is a has-been.  “Now, no one gives two fucks for Bela.” Marin Landau discusses the process of becoming Bela, a role that won him an Oscar, and his admiration for him. “In junk movies he was BRILLIANT."Bela did get to play comedy in one of our favourite films, “Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla” (1951), with nightclub comedians Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo in roles approximating Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.We end up with a mashup of the classic punk-goth song “Bela Lugosi's Dead”, both the original Bauhaus version and the Nouvelle Vague version. We also have our longest ever Spotify playlist (6h23m), with more cover versions than you can shake a wooden stake at, but also many other tracks about or name checking Bela Lugosi. 

Steve & Izzy continue Ape-ril, a celebration of Ape movies, as they are joined by Tim Yobo of the Bloody Bits Horror Show Podcast to discuss 1952's "Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla" starring Bela Lugosi with Duke Mitchell & Sammy Petrillo as a dollar store Martin & Lewis!!! What's the easiest way to make a movie with a star studded cast? Were there animal laws in the 1950's? Who's the Meghan Markle of this movie? Which college did the Princess go to?!? Let's find out!!! So kick back, grab a few brews, set a reminder for June 2024, and enjoy!!! This episode is proudly sponsored by Untidy Venus, your one-stop shop for incredible art & gift ideas at UntidyVenus.Etsy.com and be sure to follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & Patreon at @UntidyVenus for all of her awesomeness!!! Try it today!!! Twitter - www.twitter.com/eilfmovies Facebook - www.facebook.com/eilfmovies Etsy - www.untidyvenus.etsy.com TeePublic - www.teepublic.com/user/untidyvenus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gone with the Pope (2010) (1976) Category: My Face on the $1 Bill 3/3 Kron takes the guys back to Italy once again to meet with the Pope. They try to dig around the mind of Duke Mitchell and try to see where he's pointing this ship. It's a story of friendship, kidnapping and America in the 1970's...we think. Steve-O makes his return to 5DR and our favorite director stops in the add to the review as well. Bust out your favorite buddies from the pen and join in.  -Crash and Burn

We turn our attention this time to two films from Mr. Duke Mitchell. After a VERY interesting career of acting and singing he decided he wanted to try directing so, in 1974, he released "Massacre Mafia Style". He plays Mimi, who comes to Hollywood with the intent to force his way into the local Mafia. It is violent and full of all sorts of distasteful shenanigans, but VERY entertaining and earnest. Mitchell's only other directing effort was lost for many years but was finally released in 2010. "Gone with the Pope" is the story of a group of former prisoners who hatch a plan to kidnap the Pope and hold him for ransom. Their idea is to ask every Catholic on earth to pay one dollar for the Pope's release. It is also packed with violence and cringey elements, but it's better assembled than the earlier film. We think these are both worth checking out, but warn you that some of the content is very difficult to absorb from a modern perspective. We then launch into our roundtable discussion of the other things we've seen lately. Please let us know what you thought of the show, and send us some suggestions for future episodes. You can email us at flickersfrom@yahoo.com or flickersfrom@gmail.com. You can also reach us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. 

On this week's ep, Shreya and Jacob tackle Scared Stiff (1953) and Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla (1952), featuring the inimitable Dean Martin and Lewis and their imitators Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo. Also Bela Lugosi's here, hamming it up, having a great time. Shreya hates Jerry Lewis

We are kicking off Shocktober 2021 with a look at William Beaudine's Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla (1952) which stars Bela Lugosi (as you may have guessed) as well as comedy duo Sammy Petrillo and Duke Mitchell. They're a knock-off Martin & Lewis team and they're found on a little island in the Pacific that is populated by stock footage of African animals.Rich Whitley, Jamie Klein, and Fredde Duke join Mike to discuss the film as well as Fredde's documentary about her father, producer Maurice Duke, Fuck 'Em. Screenwriter Michael Barrie also stops by as well.Mike also speaks with writer Gary D. Rhodes about his work including his latest two-volume set, Becoming Dracula: The Early Years of Bela Lugosi.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are kicking off Shocktober 2021 with a look at William Beaudine's Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla (1952) which stars Bela Lugosi (as you may have guessed) as well as comedy duo Sammy Petrillo and Duke Mitchell. They're a knock-off Martin & Lewis team and they're found on a little island in the Pacific that is populated by stock footage of African animals. Rich Whitley, Jamie Klein, and Fredde Duke join Mike to discuss the film as well as Fredde's documentary about her father, producer Maurice Duke, Fuck 'Em. Screenwriter Michael Barrie also stops by as well. Mike also speaks with writer Gary D. Rhodes about his work including his latest two-volume set, Becoming Dracula: The Early Years of Bela Lugosi.

We are back this week with a couple of flicks that split Chris and I in two different directions. Fist we have SciFi Horror mash up "Nightwish" and then we dive headfirst into the deep end that is the Duke Mitchell dumpster fire that is "Massacre Mafia Style" Joe does everything he can to say something nice about "Evil Bong 2" and Scott well..... Scot has a segment. 

TVC 544.5: From March 2019: Will Ryan, Nick Santa Maria and Michael Schlesinger talk to Ed and Greg Ehrbar about the various comic inspirations for the Biffle and Shooster shorts, which include Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, The Ritz Brothers, and even the obscure comedy team of Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo. The Misadventures of Biffle and Shooster is available now on DVD.  Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey, folks! New episode of Mack & the Movies. We're looking at the unusual filmography of Duke Mitchell. Plus, a new Three Teners and Digital Copy Giveaway from Paramount Pictures.Time Codes:Intro: 0:00-4:12Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla: 4:12-12:02Massacre Mafia Style: 12:02-19:14Gone With the Pope: 19:14-24:56The Three Teners - Memorable Deaths: 24:56-56:50The Misfits Digital Copy Giveaway: 56:50-57:29Closing: 57:29-1:00:56Support the Program:Paypal: m_j_lambert@hotmail.comVenmo:Mackenzie-Lambert716Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CinemaMack/Twitter:@CinemamackInstagram: mackenzielambert7928Twitch:https://www.twitch.tv/cinemamackInquiries:Contact: m.j.lambert2283@gmail.comAudio/Visual Credits:Mack & the Movies logo by masteringsounds https://www.fiverr.com/masteringsoundsIntro by androzguitar https://www.fiverr.com/androzguitarAudio Clips Used:"The Lion" (performed by Duke Mitchell)"Listen to the Rockin' Bird" (performed by Duke Mitchell)Mystery Science Theater 3000 (Best Brains)"Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla (trailer)" (Jack Broder Prod.)Planet of the Apes (20th Cent. Fox)Bela Lugosi Meets A Brooklyn Gorilla (Jack Broder Prod.)Sammy Petrillo Interview (Cleopatra Records)"Massacre Mafia Style (trailer)" (Moonstone Ent.)Massacre Mafia Style (Moonstone Ent.)"Gone with the Pope (trailer" (Grindhouse Releasing)The Italian Job (1969) (Paramount Pictures)"Jackknife" (performed by Jeffrey Mitchell)"La Donna E Mobile (8-bit version)" (BitiDuck)Duke Mitchell's Tribute to Jimmy Durante (Moonstone Ent.)

Brady, Josh, and Alison kidnap Gone With The Pope - the insane unreleased mob movie directed, written, produced, and acted by Duke Mitchell.Plus! Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell, The Rider, Beverly Hills Cop 2, Michael Clayton, Jesus Shows You The Way To The Highway, The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik-Yak (RIP Tawny Kitaen), The Quick and The Dead, jello shots, and ASMR!Don't forget!

Comedian Robert Schneider returns to the podcast to discuss the filmography of nightclub singer, comedian, actor, and director Duke Mitchell. The films include the Martin & Lewis ripoff movie Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla, Mitchell's directorial debut Massacre Mafia Style, his long lost (and recently recovered) religious epic Gone With the Pope, and even a rumored role in a pornographic film called Sex in the Comics. Follow Robert on Instagram @robert2339 Follow Comedy at the Comic Shop: https://www.facebook.com/comedyatthecomicshop Follow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter @WeAreMoviesPod Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeAreMoviesPodcast Follow Johnny on Instagram, Twitter and Letterboxd @JohnnyMocny

Welcome back and congratulations, you've made it this far!This week we have a real treat as we are joined by L.A. performer, musician, & tour guide Chaki who brings us a truly delightful gore-fest called Massacre Mafia Style. This self-financed low budget film was was written, directed, & produced by its star Duke Mitchell, an L.A. crooner once sued by Jerry Lewis.Massacre Mafia Style is available for free with commercials on Tubi.Find Chaki on Bandcamp at chaki.bandcamp.com.---Find Cathode Ray Mission on Letterboxd at crmpodOr on Instagram at cathoderaymissionpodEmails us at cathoderaymissionpodcast@gmail.comFind Randy & Will on Letterboxd at Raygun Busch & Wolf DakotaOr on Instagram @raygun_busch and @will.scovill

Oh, hey guys! This week I ask my friend Marty Wurst to tell me all about Duke Mitchell's Gone with the Pope. Why did it take 30 years to make? How offensive is it? Did Pope John the 6th play himself? Was a 600lb. woman left for dead on set? Were all the Vatican scenes shot in Las Vegas? Should this movie be cancelled today? Should it have been cancelled when it was made? All these questions might get answered and of course, we don't spare the details! If you love Marty, and who doesn't? Check out his YouTube horror show The Films Have Eyes Follow me @thiscomicslife on IG. New episodes out every Monday! Please rate & subscribe wherever you listen! Drop me an email- dstdpodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dstdpodcast/support

In this episode we discuss the latest news and Blu Ray Releases, the films of Duke Mitchell, will hear special messages from the friends of Ryan, and end the show with our review of The Al Adamson Boxset from Severin.

Better known as Massacre Mafia Style this is the notrious grindhouse rip-off of The Godfather from singer/actor/writer/director/producer Duke Mitchell

We discuss the directorial oeuvre of funnyman Albert Brooks and his films REAL LIFE, MODERN ROMANCE, and LOOKING FOR COMEDY IN THE MUSLIM WORLD. This week on the Patreon episode we watched Duke Mitchell in GONE WITH THE POPE. Become a Patreon subscriber for $5 a month and get an exclusive episode every week! www.patreon.com/theimportantcinemaclub If you have any questions or comments, feel free to drop us a line at importantcinemaclubpodcast@gmail.com

Chris is kicking off “Crime Don’t Pay” May with some Spicy Meatball’s courtesy of Duke Mitchell and his 1974 Cult Classic “Massacre Mafia Style.” Join us! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/LSCE/message

1a. “Hello, World” by Horace Heller 2a. “Shot Four Times” by Bill Carter 3a. “Poor White Trash” by Rudy Preston 4a. “Little Jimmy” by Larry Steel 5a. “Lost John” by Lonnie Glosson 6a. “The Fool” by Sanford Clark 7a. “The Jelly Coal Man” by Don Sargent 8B. Strike by Duke Mitchell & family 9b. White Lightnin n excess by Lum Hatcher 10b. I created a monster by Glenn Barber 11B. Dingaka (the witch doctor) by faron young 12b. El Camino Real by Lee Dresser 13B. The cat by Rod willis 14c. swamp gas by the space walkers 15c. whole lotta lovin by edna brown 16c. only cowgirl in town by glenn barr 17c. love is made of this by royce porter 18c. a red cadillac and a black mustache by bob luman 19c. lover boy by wally lewis 20 d. mule skinner blues by the fendermen

1a. “Hello, World” by Horace Heller 2a. “Shot Four Times” by Bill Carter 3a. “Poor White Trash” by Rudy Preston 4a. “Little Jimmy” by Larry Steel 5a. “Lost John” by Lonnie Glosson 6a. “The Fool” by Sanford Clark 7a. “The Jelly Coal Man” by Don Sargent 8B. Strike by Duke Mitchell & family 9b. White Lightnin n excess by Lum Hatcher 10b. I created a monster by Glenn Barber 11B. Dingaka (the witch doctor) by faron young 12b. El Camino Real by Lee Dresser 13B. The cat by Rod willis 14c. swamp gas by the space walkers 15c. whole lotta lovin by edna brown 16c. only cowgirl in town by glenn barr 17c. love is made of this by royce porter 18c. a red cadillac and a black mustache by bob luman 19c. lover boy by wally lewis 20 d. mule skinner blues by the fendermen

Bill speaks with filmmaker and Blue Underground CEO Bill Lustig about his many experiences in film, from his childhood experiences on 42nd Street regular to directing cult favorites like MANIAC and VIGILANTE and working in home video with companies like Anchor Bay Entertainment. Topics discussed include Netflix, ALICE SWEET ALICE, filming car chases with Randy Jurgensen, character actors, the differences between East and West Coast adult films of the 1970s, Duke Mitchell, TRUE ROMANCE and  the economic realities of the home video business. Visit the official site of Blue Underground: Blue Underground - DVD and Blu-ray Cult Classics Hear Bill Lustig in conversation with Elvis Mitchell on The Treatment: William Lustig: Maniac and Vigilante Hear Bill Lustig talk about his uncle, Jake LaMotta, on Movie Geeks United: 35th Anniversary: RAGING BULL Read Bill Lustig's interview with Daily Grindhouse: http://dailygrindhouse.com/thewire/william-lustig-the-dg-interview/

Death By Video returns with the long lost Mafiasploitation near-classic Gone With The Pope! Listen in as Phil, Kit & Graham discuss the odd tonal shifts and complicated ethics in this 1970s freak-out of a film! Racism, religion, & the holocaust all weave their way into Duke Mitchell's final film!

Chris, Hughes and Mike discuss another auteur "masterpiece" in the Grindbin. Duke Mitchell writes, directs, and stars in his own version of the Godfather - complete with a bad Italian accents, crucified pimps, and even a wedding! So break bread and join the boys for a little bit of Sicilian fun in the bin.

Two goofy entertainers meet a mad scientist on a jungle island.Director: William BeaudineWriters: Tim Ryan (screenplay), Leo 'Ukie' Sherin(additional dialogue), 1 more credit »Stars: Bela Lugosi, Duke Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo - via IMDBhttps://archive.org/details/BelaLugosiMeetsaBrooklynGorilla

Duke Mitchell gives us his best Godfather impression and along the way offends all of mankind, sails the Atlantic without problem, nabs the most powerful man on the planet with a pistol, and then finds God? It's one of the most bonkers films ever made and shouldn't be missed. This film is one of those rare "masterpieces" that come once every few hundred years. When films like Gone with the Pope are released, the stars and planets must all be in line and druids must sacrifice a virgin on top of some rocks. This is incredibly unique. It's two movies mashed into one with one of the least charismatic actors fronting the entire show all while not having a clue on how to make a movie. It's a vanity piece on par with The Room with a screenplay that is written on napkins and roll up hundreds primarily used for snorting coke. What Duke Mitchell put together in 1975 is a trainwreck of catastrophic proportions. But then you take the incredible work that Bob Murawski did with restoring and recutting the film and the incredible soundtrack by Jeff Mitchell (Director Duke Mitchells son) and you've got this travesty of a film packaged in a box that rivals the production qualities of Heat and Good Fellas. It's insane. Imagine if Troll 2 was reproduced by Steven Spielberg. The story is nuts, the acting is atrocious, the dialogue is a coke-filled nightmare, and behind it all is Duke smiling at himself in the mirror he's using to do lines off of. It's brilliant and nearly impossible to replicate. We may never see the likes of Gone with the Pope ever again in history and as such may be one of the most important bad movies you could possibly choose. Do not miss.

It's time for one of the craziest films ever to be made (sorta). In 1976, Duke Mitchell shot most of the film and then the footage disappeared..until now! We think it's about some mafia guys who kidnap The Pope, yes that Pope. You don't want to miss this one.  Streaming Do's and Don'ts Eraser - Netflix Smokey and the Bandit - Starz Leprechaun 3 - Starz Good Neighbor, Bad Neighbor Yor, The Hunter from the Future Bodhi - Point Break (1991) Johnny Rico - Starship Troopers

Tune into Flesh Wound Radio w/Todd Loya and Daniel Schein, Thursday 4/2 at 6:30 pm eastern. On this episode we cover Adam Green's newest horror flick Digging Up The Marrow, as well as the long long long awaited Grindhouse Releasing Blu Ray release of the bat shit crazy Duke Mitchell film Gone With The Pope. In addition we will have reviews for Lucio Fulci's The Beyond Blu Ray, and Come Back To Me which is based off Wrath James White's terrifying novel The Resurrectionist. All that plus TV Terror Talk with the Walking Dead season finale and Horror Hot Topics. Don't miss it Flesh Wound Radio Freaks.  

Welcome to another episode of the GGtMC!!! Thie week special guest Fnord steps in to help the Gents with reviews that were selected as part of our Kickstarter campaign. Fnord and good friend of the show Blake chose Massacre Mafia Style (1978) directed by and starring Duke Mitchell and Ninja Wars (1982) starring Sonny Chiba and Hiroyuki Sanada!!! We want to thank Blake and Fnord for the support of the show!!! Emails to midnitecinema@gmail.com Voicemails to 206-666-5207 Adios!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ggtmc/message