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Kung Fu, Cannibals, Zombie Samurais, topless girls, green gravediggers, and Adolph Hitler... That's just a start of what Edward D. Murphy's Raw Force has to offer.
We're joined this week by Mr. Bill By Force of Outside the Cinema (opens in a new tab).
We're joined this week by Mr. Bill By Force of Outside the Cinema (opens in a new tab).
Labels: Bill Fulkerson Frank E. Johnson Outside the Cinema Vinegar Syndrome Zombies
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- Get Raw Force (AKA Kung Fu Cannibals) on DVD (opens in a new tab)
- Check out the latest episode of Outside the Cinema (opens in a new tab)
- Listen to the OTC episode on Raw Force (opens in a new tab)
- Visit the official site for Frank Johnson's Amazing Racer (opens in a new tab)
- Listen to Bill's first harrowing appearance on The Projection Booth (opens in a new tab)
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Comments (2)
Terence After listening to this I had to go rent it at Thomas Video and see it for myself! It's everything one could hope for and more. I was particularly fond of the boat loudspeaker announcements in the early half of the film. Sometimes they were perfectly normal and other times they were just slightly odd. Kinda reminded me of the loudspeaker announcements in the Clamp building in Gremlins 2.The Foreign Viewer This was a nice (if short) transient PB show. I believe Rob had just landed his new co-host gig and Mr. Bill kept the banter going nicely. It's good to just let loose once in a while and put together a show about some obscure schlocky cult flick just for the hell of it. The interview was fun as well. I guess the mystery of the nazi-look-alike slaver in white won't be resolved anytime soon. As for the movie, the irony is that if this flick about a team of martial artists fighting zombies and cannibal monks while sleeping around had taken itself seriously, it probably would have been a bad ass martial arts/cannibal horror classic (like Massacre In Dinosaur Valley tried to be) or at least a triumphant failure like the Miami Connection. As your guest have said during the show - if only someone with both heart AND talent was behind the camera. More power to you if you like this mess, but I'd say - skip it. Anyway, here's a fun comedic review of the movie by one of my favorite online movie reviewers/comedians. If you've seen the trailer and you're still not sure whether or not you'd want to see the movie, check this out and your doubts will be gone (one way or the other). Brandon's Cult Movie Reviews: Raw Force https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7ZODIPMgqA And yes, the ludicrous island brochure issue comes up a lot.