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2 episodes with kung fu movies
2 episodes with kung fu movies
2 episodes with kung fu movies
Presentation on Kung Fu Movies, Feminism, and Self-Defence in the 1970s, by Dr Luke White (Middlesex University). Talk given at the conference The Ethics and Ideologies of Self-Defence, at Cardiff University on 6th November 2024.
Send us a textIt was the best of times, it was the worst of times --Need a break from all the divisive politics during this contentious US election?Me too.Let's discuss kung fu movies from the 1970s. Here's a list of my 10 favorite films!THE 36TH CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN (1978)FIVE DEADLY VENOMS (1978)ONE-ARMED BOXER (1972)MASTER OF THE FLYING GUILLOTINE (1976)CRIPPLED AVENGERS (1978)THE INVINCIBLE ARMOUR (1977)DRUNKEN MASTER (1978)SNAKE IN THE EAGLE'S SHADOW (1978) EXECUTIONERS FROM SHAOLIN (1977)FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH (1972)Tune in to see how I ranked them and why these 10 kung fu films are required viewing for anyone who has a love for martial arts action films! Their legacy is still influencing action films today...Thank you for listening! You can find and follow us with the links below!Read our Letterboxd reviews at:https://letterboxd.com/fixateandbinge/Follow us on Instagram at:https://www.instagram.com/fixateandbingepodcast/?hl=msFollow us on TikTok at:https://www.tiktok.com/@fixateandbingepodcastVisit our website at:https://fixateandbingepodcast.com/
In this episode, the hosts discuss their week and share what they've been watching and playing. They talk about work, inspections, and the new Madden game. They also mention the Untold series on Netflix and the murder of Steve McNair. The conversation shifts to kung fu movies and the game Black Myth Wukong. They briefly mention the TV show Warrior and the movie Gnomeo & Juliet. The hosts also discuss their plans to upgrade their PC GPUs. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their recent entertainment choices, including movies and TV shows. They mention watching Christmas movies like Home Alone and Die Hard, as well as discussing the violence in Home Alone. They also talk about the TV show Stranger Things and the book series Silo. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the character Thanos from the Avengers movies and the ethics of his actions. They briefly mention the movie Aliens and the latest Bad Boys movie. The hosts also mention their personal projects and encourage listeners to subscribe and support their content. Please LISTEN
Alright peeps, on today's episode of the Kung Fu Genius Podcast, the Genius (aka Alex Richter) will be talking to That Phat Samurai Guy . Lots of gems, a little Bruce Lee, and lot's of “that's Lou Diamond Phillips??” Let's get to it! 2024 Ultimate Hong Kong Kung Fu Tour: https://www.citywingtsun.com/ultimate-hong-kong-kung-fu-tour KFG Swag Shop (T-Shirts, Hoodies, Mugs, etc.): https://my-store-f24e4e.creator-spring.com/ NEW KFG T-Shirt - Limited Run - $29.95 (reg $34.95) New Wooden Dummy Book: https://www.citywingtsun.com/shop Immersion Training with the KFG: https://www.citywingtsun.com/immersion-course-w-sifu-alex Support the KFG on Patreon! Get episodes early as well as exclusive content including English Translations of the Yip Man interviews with New Martial Hero Magazine. You can support the Genius for as little as $5/month!: https://www.patreon.com/thekungfugenius Genius Supporters of the Kung Fu Genius: John Turnbull Andrew Vasilatos This episode was brought to you by (Baller/Closed Door Level): Matty J Roberto Santiago Bradley K. Faulkner Francisco Ortiz Mark Perna Jack Chiu Topher Mowry (thatotherwingchunguy) Troy Battle Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters at the Previewer and Insider Levels! Wing Chun Illustrated Magazine! - Wing Chun Illustrated can be purchased as a full-colour Paperback Edition from twelve Amazon marketplaces, with free shipping for Prime members. It is also available digitally on iOS and Android devices. For books and other merch, please visit: https://www.citywingtsun.com To Train Wing Tsun in New York City: https://www.citywt.com Follow the KFG on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekungfugenius Follow the KFG on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekungfugenius Crew - Producer: Mikey Deane Co-Host: Dre Ison Editor: Andrew Lin Archival Opening Footage: Dez Ryan Song “Kung Fu Genius”: Kess the MC
Cewpins and UFC Fighter "Rudeboy" Randy Brown chatting about Fighting, Smoking, Gaming, and More! This podcast is recorded live on Cewpins Twitch Stream. Follow High Chat Podcast on Social Media!
Welcome to our podcast where we discuss and deliberate over memoirs and biographies found in thrift shops. This is a great way to do things as we are not choosing who to read about. We may not be fans of the person, we may never have heard of the person and we never know who we are going to find next...There are only 2 rules to this podcast. The book has to be found in a thrift shop and we are not allowed to talk about the book until we press record, which is sometimes agonising.We have lots of episodes coming up so if you find yourself enjoying our podcast, please be sure to subscribe to be among the first to hear about each episode.THANK YOU FOR LISTENING
Thanks to Bill, we had to review Not that's what I call music volume 2. (his revenge picks are starting) Then we talk about the 25 best Gen X films according to Yardbarker, Finally, our friend Andrew Galgocci submitted the movie The man with the Iron Fists. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ohnonotthempod/support
Welcome to our the third installment of our Artist Spotlight. Tonight we bring you artists and creator Obe who is talking to us about his original creation...Shaolin Moorz! In this interview Obe gives us an in depth look at his major influences, his favorite anime characters and favorite kung fu movies! We get a look at a bunch of different creations including comic pages, statues, pins, stickers and more! Check out Obe/Shaolin Moorz website and social media below! You can find some of his work including his kickstarter which will be back up in March. 0:00 Show Intro 2:17 Obe Introduction 3:15 How did he come up with 'Shaolin Moorz'? 6:13 Top 3 Kung Fu Movies 8:08 Shaolin Moorz Storyline/Background 10:15 Art Work/Statues/Comics/Merch 18:55 What was the first thing you started collecting? 21:05 Kickstarter and Goals! 24:54 Top 5 Favorite Characters (Anime) 28:25 How different stories/characters influenced Shaolin Moorz 29:30 Final Thoughts/Thanks for the support 33:00 Outro ---------------------------------
Those who are familiar with the Chinese word wuxiá (“martial heroes”) may associate the word with memories of martial arts films and television programs that portray a fanciful depiction of Chinese martial arts to audiences around the world. However, there is more to wuxia than meets the eye. Wuxia is in fact an entire literary genre that depicts the exploits of ancient Chinese martial artists. It has proven to be popular enough to be used in a number of modern cultural media, including Chinese opera, films, television series and video games. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://martinifisher.com/2022/11/01/wuxia-and-the-history-of-kung-fu-movies-legendary-tales-of-chivalrous-martial-heroes-of-ancient-china/
Episode 134: “So much back hair… I've never seen so MUCH back hair!”Jim, Joseph, and George contemplate the Top 5 Kung Fu films, and best board game tokens/pieces. · Who provided the voice of The Great Gazoo?· Which is considered the sneakiest piece in chess?· Which movie is Wu-Tang Clan always referencing?· Which podcast host can't stand Kung Fu flicks in which the characters are allowed fly in the air and defy the physics of gravity?· Learn the controversy about monopoly and a charm bracelet.· Why did Bruce Lee need to pee so badly in one of his films?· Which TV show character was used as a fake-out question in an attempt to sue a trivia game company?· The long awaited release of Jim, Joseph, and George's Prog-Rock album “Game Pieces”· Which piece is the world's least favorite Monopoly token? · What are the category designation colors for the Trivial Pursuit wedges?· How did artwork of Abe Lincoln's beard lead to the first United States' parlor game being made?· Potato fuel to solve the energy crisis?· Which modern-day game originated from ancient Egypt called ‘Knuckle-Bones'?ENHANCEMENT: Careless Whisper Bruce & Chuck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An1Thz3wSII
Good morning, afternoon, and evening! Welcome to the TOURNAMENT OF DEATH! Well, not really. Join Kaylie, Bodio, and Andy as they explore the Kung Fu genre, from the heyday of titans like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan to the modern marvels like The Matrix and Everything Everywhere All At Once. Also included in this episode: the rise of Dark Brandon, Gibby yelling about CGI, and MAGNITUDE! POP --- POP!
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Hah! Hey...you're pretty good. I'll give you that. Your Crane-style podcast is better than I thought. But it's still no match for my TIGER STYLE PODCAST #shomp #shomp #shomp
Kung Fu Movies x Sifu x Nehemiah 9:30-31 Your daily crossover of faith and fandom! Experience daily Biblical encouragement from nerdy Christian podcasters, bloggers and content creators. Join the Nerd of Godcast community at www.NOGSquad.com
"Extra! Extra! Machine Gun Kelly Is Garbage!"
In this episode we discuss rock samples being used in rap songs, our favorite kung fu movies and we do a deep dive on furry fucking. Oh and we did a music review of Trippie Redd's god awful "Life a Trip".
All the news you really care about in While We Were Away; and the crew begins their Martial Arts Month with a rundown of their fave Kung-Fu Movies.
Underestimated Fun,Entertaining Animals, Exciting Fights, Daddy Issues, these are the words we are using to describe this weeks pick. Welcome to episode thirty-five of season 6 of Flicks XRayed, this week we are fulfilling our destiny and are reviewing Kung Fu Panda. Host, Dragon Warrior Tony is joined by co-host Big Fat Panda Darcy and guests Broth Flows Through His Veins Taylor, and He Who Dreams of Noodles Ryan. This week we play a game of Release Year for Kung Fu Movies, The Price is Right and The Flicks Awesome Lodge Word Game. So tune in as we discuss at length about Jack Black, Being the Best You, Body Image, and sooo much more.
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Where are the "Hi-yaa!"s anymore? Not in movies, that's for sure. People used to say "hi-yaa" in movies all the time back in the 70s. At least, in movies produced in Hong Kong they did. If you're like me, then you're sorely in need of more "hi-yaa"s in your life, and the only surefire prescription for that is to watch kung fu movies.
We discusss old kung fu and western movies and i give my review on peacemaker. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wolfbitespodcast/support
This week the wonderful Amanda Rothman joins Ellen and Dennis to talk drama therapy, our need to take care of others (including, sometimes, our therapists), and how shame is a driving force behind perfectionism. They also go off on a tangent about The Matrix for ... way? ... too long? Is this officially a kung fu movie review podcast now? Maybe! You can find Amanda Rothman on Psychology Today. Hire her!
Your three homeboys are back with a special episode where we talk kung fu movies, South Park, world travel, restaurant reviews, and much more. Get ready to get your laugh on! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sean0493/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sean0493/support
In this episode, Owen and Randel discuss Kung Fu movies, Taoists and the realities of Kung Fu training.
Episode 32 - Aug. 24, 2021 - "Two-For-One Special" RIP Sonny Chiba 42nd Street Special Movies from the 70s 80s 90s (Kung Fu Flick) Shogun Assassin Rudy Ray Moore x Dolemite x Dimension Pictures Vinegar Syndrome @ArtemusGordon (Breaks down Ray Moore Family vs Eddie Murphy x Netflix) Drake x Kanye West History Is Kanye West the New Andy Kaufman? @Travque x @ShawnMendes x Drake Encounters Andrew Cuomo out as Governor of New York State Jackie Robinson Parkway (Queens, NY x Brooklyn, NY) Renaming Bridges, Tunnels, Highways & Parkways Hurricane Henri Kendrick Lamar Open Pen Letter (TDE) Hip-Hop Blog Sites (i.e. RnBXclusive & OnSmash) and Discovering Artist (i.e. The Weekend x Nipsey Hussle x Kendrick Lamar) OFWGKTA (Odd Future Wolf Gang, Kill Them All) x Tyler, The Creator Tyler, The Creator x DJ Khaled History DJ Khaled “Khaled Khaled” & “Father of Asahd” The Art of Sampling in Music by Jay-Z x Kanye West x Rhianna “Run This Town”, Drake “They Know”, Kendrick Lamar “The Receipe, and Kendrick Lamar x Drake “Poetic Justice” T-Mobile Data Breach Nike vs The Sneaker Bots & The Resellers Chris Paul & Michael Jordan Camp Story OnlyFans Disney (& Total Domination) PornHub Woes NFTs x Coins x CryptoCurrency with Adult Content Creators Artist Of The Episode - Treety "Mirror, Mirror" Wise Guy Corner: What do you do if your parents didn't like you Partner? Also, what is the age where your parents need to stay out of your love life? Luke Wilson in the Middleman x The History of Porn & The Advancement of the Internet
Mister Red breaks down his interpretation of the telenovela: “Rubi” and shares his review on the Netflix show “Masters of the Universe: Revelation”. Also, Interdimensional Alex joins Naz to briefly talk about April's telenovela web series “Amigas”. 0:00 - Naz's role on April's web series / Naz taking April's direction / Naz Spanish pronunciation 15:41 - World of Rubi (telenovela) 24:00 - Master of the Universe (spoiler 26:24-30:00) 33:00 - Kevin Smith: Clerks 35:00 - Naz daily routine / Tokyo Olympics 37:00 - Alex comes in / He-Man: Master of the Universe 44:00 - Alex's Spanish / Noises to sleep / Kung-Fu films
From Taekwondo Life Magazine's Review: The Paper Tigers is a winner! When I heard that the film's Writer and Director, Quoc Boa Tran, opted to take The PaperTigers off the Hollywood studio track and produce this martial arts movie project using the Crowd-Funding route I became very curious. Before seeing the film I had very low expectations for it. I presumed that while the story was interesting, that the film would play out as a low budget, well intentioned, poorly executed project. Nothing could be further from the truth. This film is a testament to the creative vision of its creator and the clear "buy in" of the cast and crew. This is one of the best films I have seen in years.The Paper Tigers will be in theaters and on VOD May 7, 2021. I highly recommend it. This movie will make you feel good and warm your heart. I look forward to seeing it again!The Paper Tigers is a Winner! *Presented by BetOnline
My guest is Elaquent, a hip-hop producer for the Mello Music Group.I discuss reviews for the surprisingly entertaining Margin Call (2011) which features an amazing ensemble cast and Vinegar Syndrome’s new disc The Fear (1995) which didn’t scare me at all.The list topic that Elaquent picked is Top 5 Kung Fu Movies.Check out Elaquent at his website at http://www.elaquent.com, which has links to all of his music and social media platforms.
Saturday, as we recorded, rumors were going around that Amber Heard had been fired from Aquaman. We discuss this rumor, and more, during our Nerd UPdate. Then we recap and review Episode 8 of WandaVision on Disney +. We also get Cameo's Kung Fu movie recommendations and more on this episode of Nerdz II Men. www.patreon.com/dopepods
New episode alert! In this episode, Gavin and I uncharacteristically DO NOT talk about Kung Fu Movies! INSTEAD- we are talking about training. More specifically, transparency in training. We discuss all things ranging from: workout trends, how to pick a good training methodology for yourself and whether or not we can really trust online influencers! We hope you enjoy!
“This is Spinal Tap.” “The Big Lebowski.” Lots of Kung-Fu movies. The drive-in situation at Rock Island Public House is awesome for the rest of the month. RIPH drive-in movie curator and movie fanatic Mike Vanderbilt is back on tonight!
“This is Spinal Tap.” “The Big Lebowski.” Lots of Kung-Fu movies. The drive-in situation at Rock Island Public House is awesome for the rest of the month. RIPH drive-in movie curator and movie fanatic Mike Vanderbilt is back on tonight!
In this extended episode we bring back our middle brother, Jay (aka Lyrik) to discuss a topic near and dear to our hearts: Kung Fu Movies. Our love for this genre of filmmaking is something we've shared for most of our lives, and we trust that many of you feel the same way. So join us as we regale you with the tale of our Five Favorite Kung Fu Flicks. You're sure to hear some familiar names and some that may surprise you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wrappodcast/message
Let's Nab Oprah - S01/E11 Lynxi WelcomeEpisode synopsis HBOMax Synopsis: Huey has to stop Riley and a small gang of misfit idiots from nabbing the talk show deity, Oprah. Pre Show: Is Oprah still a thing? What happened to Steadman? Making a "Steadman" a thing. Oprah v Beyonce Erykah Badu J-Lo Will & Jada Polyamory Gotham and Agents of Shield Show: Charlie Murphy & Sam Jackson Maya Angelou, disrespected We listen to "influencers" far too much James Baldwin Catholicism & the new Pope White privilege Trump allegory Riley wants to REALLY be a gangster where Ed and Rummy only think they are, but they act like children. White People Question: Regularly heard: “I follow BLM on social media. That makes me an ally, right?” Performative white allyship isn't being an ally If you're doing everything you do without seeking recognition, then you can be an ally. Standing up so that a Black person doesn't have to Do what you would do if your child's rights were being disenfranchised. Don't seek ally validation Have a “Stupid White People Question” you want to leave us?Email us at Hosts@TheBoondocksPod.comor leave us a voicemail at (760) 933-8636, that's (760) WE-3-UNDO. Post Show Info: Air travel over Thanksgiving / Covid spikes All the "Lil" rappers No originality in rapper names Vanilla Ice/Kid Rock Would Trump hang out with Wunceler? Leona Helmsley, and other shitty Trump cohorts. Not knowing how to swim coming into the military. Steve Irwin The Irwin kids How Bindi Sue's name sounds like a porn name Controversial Boondocks episodes Doomsday prepping Food insecurity We love hanging out together Having to wear a bra Being comfortable Ready for 2021 The cruise industry Next week: Riley Wuz Here Need to see where we are on social media and such? Come find us! https://www.theboondockspod.com/links Trivia: When Huey goes to take his Black Power Glove out of it's safe, he enters the code of "67291". From 1967 to 1992, Thurgood Marshall sat on the Supreme Court. When Huey and Riley are fighting and Huey gets his sword blade on Riley's neck, we see Huey smile. This is the first time we see him smile. Bushido Jones is based on Jim Kelly from Kung Fu Movies like Enter the Dragon and Black Belt Jones. "You come straight out of a comic strip," is a reference to Enter the Dragon and The Boondocks (comic strip) itself. Gin Rummy says to Riley "It's not wise to upset a Wuncler" after both Ed III and Riley are arguing over the former's loss in the video game. This is a reference to the line: "It's not wise to upset a Wookiee" from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope quoted by Han Solo after R2-D2 defeats Chewbacca in a match of chess. Show Music: Intro: #Makeachange by K.I.R.K. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License. Outro: Good Times by Audiobinger is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
Get less dumb y’all! Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Liedman talk about the history of Kung Fu movies, RZA’s Kung Fu movie, and how some people just take things at face value. Leave us a question about another film genre at (323) 389-RACE.
Post training convo's are always the best. Tonight our conversation ranged from the the current politic climate, the best series to binge while working from home, martial arts movies that are dear to our hearts, and the golden era of anime.
In this week's episode, your heroes get together to break down their favorite Kung Fu Movies! Check it! If you want to reach out you can find us on Twitter @stt_pod, email us at skipthetutorialpodcast@gmail.com, or like us on Facebook at facebook.com/skipthetutorialpod. Remember, leave us a review on iTunes and we'll read the best and worst review every week! You can also join us on discord.gg/meWvcmA.
In this week's episode, your heroes get together to break down their favorite Kung Fu Movies! Check it! If you want to reach out you can find us on Twitter @stt_pod, email us at skipthetutorialpodcast@gmail.com, or like us on Facebook at facebook.com/skipthetutorialpod. Remember, leave us a review on iTunes and we'll read the best and worst review every week! You can also join us on discord.gg/meWvcmA. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skip-the-tutorial2/support
All our favorite karate and kung fu movies come up and how they inspired us to get into all kinds of trouble as kids. Hong Kong cinema and martial arts in Black Cinema make an appearance as we discuss some of our favorite hard to find fight films. The post Pulling Focus Ep 17: Cobra Kai & Karate/Kung Fu Movies, The Exorcist Remake, The Princess Bride Live Read and Much More! appeared first on Skyline Indie Film Fest.
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Mundo is back and he's teaching you Kung Fu. Now don't be afraid to spar with your movie master on another episode of Views From the Back Row only on the CWF Network. Mundo shows love to Bruce Lee and he shouts out A kung fu panda that will whoop your ass over a dumpling. So make sure you press play young grasshopper. BLACK DIRECTORS TEE-http://bit.ly/2u9mAPO Check out Mundos Movie Review BECOME A SPONSOR bit.ly/cwfanchor Follow ME on Social Media Mush King- Instagram.com/@raemundo23 Instagram.com/cwfp_ FaceBook --bit.ly/cwffb Visit our website: www.cwfnetwork.com Interested in helping with the CWF Network? Have a question? Shoot us an email Info@cwfnetwork.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cwfp/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cwfp/support
Jason, Paul, Jen, Brandon and Matt discuss lists of the top Kung Fu movies ever made. Grab a snack, this is on the longer side of podcasts. #kungfu #70s #movies #classic #top100 #top10 #topten #best #favorite #warrior #ninja #clan #martialarts #kungfumovies --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/actiondyneindustries/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/actiondyneindustries/support
[ Kindly note: This is a rebroadcast of a previous episode, as due to this quarantine (because of COVID-19), we haven't been able to record a new one.Please go through our previous episodes if you miss us! We definitely have talked about topics that would interest you. :) ]K-pop fanatic, comedian and over-all cool person Supriya Joshi joins us for this episode of IVM LIKES. We talk about pop-culture in foreign languages that we have been hooked to and why does it take so long for us to get around content in languages other than English and Hindi. Alika and Supriya also bond over both their dad's love for Kung Fu Movies!In the first half, Supriya recommends an anime, Alika recommends a comic book, Abbas recommends a novel and Surbhi recommends a movie!Completely spoiler free discussion, go crazy listeners!We love when you send us your recommendations on twitter. Tweet to us @ivmpodcasts and we'd love to check it out!You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/
Nick Allen - Creator of Rexco Comics AKA Jon Jebus Steve Urkel, Akatsuki and A Pimp Named Slick Back We discuss his experience at Blerdcon. Nick describes his experience as a vendor at conventions. He’s a native from Baltimore and his co creator is Troy Allen. The Wire has given him ultimate street credibility but he’s never seen the show. He’s actually super educated. He’s not a Marvel nor DC Comics guy. He created something better. We discuss his creation C-Listers; which is closer to Marvel, Fight of the Century; which is like a DC comic and Action A GoGo which is very similar to Shonen Jump. We share our love of Kung Fu Movies and Luke Cage. We lament the idea of our women if they had psychic powers.
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Josh and Gerald are back talking about Kung Fu movies at a crossroads. What can be done to reinvigorate the genre in North America and beyond? Jessica Boggs from the TV Ratings Guide stops by for her April TV Update with news on shows from all the major networks including Law and Order SVU hitting a historical milestone and the death of two former hit shows on the CW. Plus we look back on The Matrix as it hits its 20th birthday and talk about its disappointing sequels and the original movie's impact on pop culture. No April Fools here as we have for you another great episode of the Pop Culture Cosmos! Presented by Vitabrace from Miracle Fruit Oil ( listen in for a $10 off code then go to tinyurl.com/y9vnoxtn ), Rob McCallum Films, and Retro City Games!
In this episode, the brothers are going to invent a new Kung Fu Movie. There's just one problem; they both know VERY little about Kung Fu Movies. This sure is going to be a treat. Thanks to Super Eyepatch Wolf for this suggestion! WE'RE TAKING YOUR SUGGESTIONS! Just tweet us or e-mail us and we might just invent your suggested thing! You can also send us fanart if you feel so inclined! ABOUT THE SHOW: Luke 'lessashamed' Williams and Mason 'tailsteak' Williams improvise a new invention every Friday! LUKE: @lessashamed - Luke Luke's Video Essays 'Careful Consideration': https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCISewGMjRTsEEnldxQaOqdg MASON: @tailsteak - Mason Mason's Comic Forward: forwardcomic.com Mason's Patreon: patreon.com/forward @higaishow - Hey I've Got An Idea Show EMAIL for general messages or advertisement inquiries: higaishow _ AT _ gmail _ DOT _ com WEBSITE: higaishow.com INSTAGRAM: @higaishow FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/HIGAIShow/
Anya and Alan talk about the Oscar Award winning Kung Fu film by Ang Lee, “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”. Alan’s favorite Kung Fu movie is actually a musical and Jen Yu is actually a Disney Princess. That’s right. We said it. Du Lu Wang’s “Crane Iron Pentology” includes the novel “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”A Command of Her Own is a podcast about Star Trek: Discovery and Alan appeared on Ep. 34Yuen Woo-Ping’s FilmographyEp. 35 of Pop Culturally Deprived is about “Thelma and Louise”Song Exploder Special with Yo Yo MaList of Alan’s favorite Kung Fu Movies (with trailers):Karate KidFive Deadly VenomsJourney to the West: Conquering the WestSamurai FictionThe MatrixFearlessThe Man of Tai ChiIP ManHonorable Mention: Big Trouble in Little China and Legend of KorraThe episode of Aeon Flux is called ThanatophobiaListen to Shadows and Shamblers when American Gods returns!Our theme song is Background Blues Guitar by Blowball Music.Please visit our website to find out what we will be talking about in the future. If you would like to give us feedback, please email us: contact@hallowedgroundmedia.comFollow the podcast on Twitter @HGStoryCast, follow Anya @StrangelyLiterl
K-pop fanatic, comedian and over-all cool person Supriya Joshi joins us for this episode of IVM LIKES. We talk about pop-culture in foreign languages that we have been hooked to and why does it take so long for us to get around content in languages other than English and Hindi. Alika and Supriya also bond over both their dad's love for Kung Fu Movies! In the first half, Supriya recommends an anime, Alika recommends a comic book, Abbas recommends a novel and Surbhi recommends a movie! Completely spoiler free discussion, go crazy listeners! We love when you send us your recommendations on twitter. Tweet to us @ivmpodcasts and we'd love to check it out! You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/
We take a journey to Mythical China to discuss The Forbidden Kingdom. We would be remiss if we also didn’t delve into the great work by Jackie Chan and Jet Li during our discussion. Grab some rice wine and join the journey.
Gene Ching is the editor of Kung Fu Tai Chi Magazine. Last time he was a guest on the show […] The post 84. Gene Ching on China’s film market, lightsaber training, and kung fu movies appeared first on Sifu Mimi Chan.
Nerd is the new sexy is our outlook on everything nerd. A lot of ranting by nerds. In the future we will be reviewing all sorts of toys, video games, movies, comic books and so forth. Season 3! Episode 57. The Nerds talk about Kung-Fu movies! They nerd out on movies they have watched before and talk about some they haven't seen as well. They mention the Super Nintendo classic and the issues the Nintendo Overlord may or may not cause with it. Want to get in touch with the nerds? Give them a Podcast idea? Have something that you want them to review? Contact them below. Nerd is the new sexy Facebook page Nerd is the new sexy twitter Nerd is the new sexy Instagram Great news nerds! You can call the NITNSE staff now and leave them idea's and the like for future podcasts, streams, and events! Just dial (559) 997-6803 and leave a voice mail!
A retrospective of growing up on Kung Fu Movies
Tom gets a parcel which needs to be unwrapped. Onion Eye provides a number of topics this week including bootleg toys, thrift store finds and old kung fu movies. Adam Czarski asks about early computer games. Tom talks about how early miscreant computer texts could lead to your friends being paralyzed by a childhood hero. Jeremey Salazar asks the aficionados about wrestling. Brandon wants know what Tom thought of Rambo. Brandon has to run but there's plenty more to be recorded next week.
Tom gets a parcel which needs to be unwrapped. Onion Eye provides a number of topics this week including bootleg toys, thrift store finds and old kung fu movies. Adam Czarski asks about early computer games. Tom talks about how early miscreant computer texts could lead to your friends being paralyzed by a childhood hero. Jeremey Salazar asks the aficionados about wrestling. Brandon wants know what Tom thought of Rambo. Brandon has to run but there's plenty more to be recorded next week.
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The Chinese government is spending billions of dollars around the world to expand its already massive global media footprint. Africa is a major destination for a lot of that investment. Although it is not clear how much money the Chinese have spent to develop Africa-focused economy, the sums are no doubt in the millions of dollars. The communist party-run CCTV has a production in Kenya, the official China Daily newspaper prints local editions from South Africa and China Radio International (CRI) is broadcast on the local FM dial in a number of a countries across Africa. While officials in Beijing are expert in building vast media distribution networks, such as what is now available in Africa, the Chinese have been far less successful in creating compelling content that people actually want to consume. Since there are no reliable pan-African TV ratings data that are publicly available, it's impossible to know just how many people really watch CCTV's news programs or listen to their news shows on CRI in some countries. The Chinese, like other international broadcasters, will play with the numbers by implying that just because their content is available in millions of homes that means a similar number of people are genuinely watching it, which of course is fantasy (or just propaganda). In the United States, for example, CCTV is available across the country on satellite and cable TV systems. Unlike in Africa, the US has much more reliable TV ratings data that CCTV does not subscribe to because its audience ratings numbers are likely so it will not even register. This highlights that even though the Chinese government may spend a lot of money to produce content, it is extremely difficult to build an audience for that programming. Movies While China's state-funded, Communist party-run media outlets may struggle to find a mass audience for its content in Africa and elsewhere around the world, a certain genre of Chinese-language movies, by contrast, have been popular for decades. Hong Kong-produced Kung Fu movies, most notably those featuring martial arts legend Bruce Lee, have been staples in Africa's pirated video bazaars dating back to the 1960s and 70s. Even today, in the DVD markets of Cairo or bars in Kinshasa to cable TV channels in Johannesburg, Hong Kong's martial arts films remain an extremely popular form of entertainment. Sure, there is a universal appeal to one a single beating up dozens of rivals with amazing dexterity. Everyone loves a great action movie. However, for Africans there is an additional appeal to those early Bruce Lee movies where the hero in colonial Hong Kong who openly fights back against his white British overlords. In places like South Africa, that type of insurrection was resolutely banned by the then apartheid government for fear that oppressed black residents would be inspired by Bruce Lee's battle for dignity and honor. In a new research paper published for the Journal of African Cultural Studies, the China Africa Project's own Cobus van Staden examines why Kung Fu movies became so popular in South Africa during the 1960s and 70s. In this week's show Eric and Cobus also discuss what lessons China's media strategists can learn from Hong Kong's wildly successful film producers who, unlike CCTV and the China Daily for example, have been able to generate huge audiences and tremendous profits. Join the discussion. What do you think of Hong Kong's legendary Kung Fu movies and why are so popular across Africa? Let us know what you think. Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChinaAfricaProject Twitter: @eolander | @stadenesque
Episode 26: Chris and Dan reflect on days past at IGUN, problems with being a homeowner, and KUNG FU MOVIES an putting in time on the Playstation network. Chris asks Dan about co-hosting at the NWOMM podcast.And of course Wrasslin'! Outro Music by: F.D.A.- Nothin' left
The boys are back, and this time they're covering the much ballyhooed horror smash of the year. Is "It" as good as they say? Also, a bonus review for The Guest and Casey shares his thoughts on the Scream TV series.
MVP talks about Dusty Rhodes, CM Punk in UFC, creating his own character in WWE, Florida, Bad Brains, Wrestling at The Gathering Of The Juggalos, Sick Of It All, video game industry, Chris Jericho, Cocaine Cowboys, PMA, Kung Fu Movies, H2o, Dana White, starting a band, calling out Ian Mackaye, and his new Orwellian Prophecy video! KG Talks The New Bloodymania 8 DVD, All Pro Wrestling, and the exciting month ahead! Show Merch and more at www.DignifiedBastard.Com "Never again in life will I have a bad day; I'll just have days I can make better”-MVP
Godfrey Ho or one of his 1000 other aliases, directs this stunning look into one man's child neglect issues and the subsequent internal conflicts that come about....mainly crazy mullet painting, eyeball collecting, insane kung fu fights and taking your shirt off. Individual Ratings: Over the top action:Cheesy effects:Horrendous acting:Laugh-out-loud-ability:Ridiculous stunts:Gratuitous nudity:Memorable one-liners: Overall Ratings: Good Movie Quality: Bad Movie Quality:
Brought to you by Scripts R' Us - the only spot to get a movie script when you have absolutely no writing talent. This episode, we prepare for what has been heralded as the most awesome thing ever, the Godfrey Ho YouTube sensation that is Undefeatable. From what we know there is lots of bad kung fu, some ridiculous stunts, an epic mullet, and the "best fight scene of all time", according to many movie reviewers. We have high hopes that this will be a new entry in the Bad Movie Hall of Fame. Netflix Do's and Don'ts Oculus Reindeer Games Spitfire Stranded Special ID
After going through so much mediocrity in slasher sequels, the boys get to talk about one of their favorites from the glorious 1970's.
Here it is boys and girls, the grand finale to the epic retrospective of cannibals and gardening tools.
Who will survive and what will become of this series' credibility?
Burt crushes on Stretch the DJ, and Casey just wants a movie more worthy of the name.
Part 1 of the four-movie retrospective. Does this one live up to the hype?
In this spectacular 25th episode, the boys talk up a pair of actioners. One just might be the most violent film ever made.
In 1981, genre cinema was hitting an all-time high...For 33 years, it has garnered a cult fanbase any genre film would be proud to have.It gets reviewed by two nerds in 2014...NOW
The fellas go on about one of their favorite actioners out of Hong Kong.
You knew it was coming. It was only a matter of time.... Another one of your favorites has been remade, but is this one worth your time?
We kick off the RoboCop retrospective, and it's as good as it gets!
Back in the deep, dark 1990s came a rip-snorting vampire action film. It was full of gore and nudity, and it had a sick sense of humor. We wouldn't have it any other way!
Back from our extended podcasting break, we're proud to bring to the masses our take on one of the crowning achievements in 80's cheese. Face punches galore!
Casey and I count down our personal picks for the best horror the past 14 years had to offer.
It's been an interesting fourteen years. Action packed as they were we're here to count down our personal favorites from 2000 to the year 2013.
Sick of the typical Christmas season movies? Finland has produced something to cure what ails ya. We also get into the finer points of European Yuletide creatures along with what we enjoy watching around this time of year. Merry Christmas!
A humorous take on Norwegian myths meet the trendy movie style of found footage!
Tomahawks to face-splitting action is set against the French and Indian War and romance. We discuss the style of Michael Mann, the writing of Cooper, and Native American portrayals.
Slow Robot A Go-Go Show 95 – Come Drink With Me Tonight Dr. Morbius (from parts unknown) and mOw review their “Top Ten Robot Movies” then kick, punch and hack their way through the KUNG FU CLASSIC Come Drink With Me! We aren’t sure if this is Chop Socky or Sword Play but at least […]
From the bowels of 80s horror comes a movie so unremarkable we have to tell you all about it.
Pure, distilled, campy fun. We have a theme song now, too!
Our heroes are back to dispense cinematic justice. Is the movie guilty for being indulgent? There will be surprise witnesses, each one more surprising than the last. Is there enough to admire to at least guarantee leniency? Listen and find out!
To finish off October, we're talkin' all about that spooky classic.
As required by action podcast law, we talk all about the new Arnold and Sly picture, Escape Plan!
Rise and shine, dead heads. It's time for our Re-Animator episode. We delve into one of the best Lovecraft movie adaptations from the fine low budget horror wizards Stuart Gordon and Brian Yuzna. Top notch gore effects, a snappy script, and a dynamic cast keep this movie feeling as fresh as a recently deceased Dr. Hill. Burt conquered the twelve minute barrier and actually edited an episode for under an hour. Huzzah!
It's the most wonderful time of the year. 'Tis the season for changing leaves, pumpkin ale, and HORROR movies. In the realm of 1980s horror remakes, there was The Thing, The Fly, and here in 1988 we have the (at the time) state of the art gruesome shocker, The Blob. This movie is more sinister, more hard core, and more fun than the original! Although clearly contextualized by 1980s cold war cynicism, excellent blob effects and some intense scares enhance a solid script for a fun night of terror. Here we talk about how The Blob is a truly terrifying monster, and how it finely represents cosmic horror and H.P. Lovecraft. A few words are given about the new Godzilla teaser, and the monster fanboy Treehouse of Horror opening as directed by Guillermo Del Toro.
Casey and Burt are back to deliver kung fu vengeance with their fists. It's one of the greatest kung fu pictures ever, Fist of Legend, and the guys are more than happy to tell you why.
When I was seventeen, it was a very good year. It was a very good year for small town flicks and soft summer schlock.
While CT is away on a vision quest, Pax and Jeeg bring in Jeremy from Geek Chunks to discuss kung fu movies (and one samurai movie) from the last 20 years or so. After touching on our introductions to the martial arts genre and the grandaddy of them all, Enter the Dragon, we talk about the 90s kung fu resurgence led by Jackie Chan, the crossover appeal of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, and some of our recent favorites from Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa, and Michelle Yeoh. Finally, we channel our qi power into some Nerd To-Dos covering Avengers opening weekend, Sliders, and Wrath of the Titans.
While CT is away on a vision quest, Pax and Jeeg bring in Jeremy from Geek Chunks to discuss kung fu movies (and one samurai movie) from the last 20 years or so. After touching on our introductions to the martial arts genre and the grandaddy of them all, Enter the Dragon, we talk about the 90s kung fu resurgence led by Jackie Chan, the crossover appeal of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, and some of our recent favorites from Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa, and Michelle Yeoh. Finally, we channel our qi power into some Nerd To-Dos covering Avengers opening weekend, Sliders, and Wrath of the Titans.
A Quick Laugh that may be offensive to most people...but funny. Gangstad productions inc copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Its finally here… This may come as a surprise to many but this podcast, well not this exact one, but this concept of talking about martial arts movies has been at least a decade in the making. It has been talked about many times but I guess the technology was not up to par as […]
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