Show Notes
We have assembled an action movie syndicate for this episode! 1989’s Kickboxer is often seen as the second fiddle to JCVD’s Bloodsport from the year prior but we discuss that Kickboxer arguably has a better story and more evil 80s action villain! You will hear everyone’s take on when they discovered the film, our fav characters and bamboo flutes! Joining us is Lou Smith of Burgerkrieg Productions and master Barber Charlie Loucks to discuss all the epicness of this classic 80s action romp!
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