Incase everyone didnt hear... Mr. James Hong is finally getting his STAR on the walk of fame.... Well deserved this man has been in the biz for many many many moons... Over 600 credits to his name Congratulations James Hong 🤙🤙🤙🤙
@@firebythewater4477 the 80’s was in beast mode when it came to entertainment with music, movies, video games, sports, wrestling entertainment, man I can go on with childhood memories 🥲 how I miss it
The part with James was SO special. It's incredible that he's not only still with us, but also obviously sharp as a tack still and in love with his profession. So happy that the both of you were able to do this interview with him. He was a true gentleman, and you did a fine job interviewing him -- perfect balance between being a fan and being a professional! I foresee the Grimm Life Collective blowing up over the next couple years!
Big Trouble in little China was truly a great film. Easily one of my favorite all time. Thanks for another awesome video @Grimmlifecollective, keep it coming!
This is ABSOLUTELY one of my favorite movies! 😃🍿🎥🎞🎬 I love how Kurt Russell mimics John Wayne as he talks. 😂 ENJOYED the interview at the end. What a great surprise.
My Favorite 80s Movie. Seen it the first time in the mid 90s as a Teen. It is somehow timeless and a perfect mix of diffrent genres with a B-Movie Charme. Also unbelievable James Hong is allready 92 and still in great shape. Thanks for the path down memory lane!
I too am a huge fan of Big Trouble. Probably in my top 3, 80's movies. Me and my brother quoted it to each other on a daily basis for years until he passed. Now when I make a reference to it most just scratch there head. Glad there are still huge fans out there. Meeting Mr. Hong what an honor for you (I'm way jealous).. Great stuff...
James Hong doesn't look much different from when he was in the movie. Man, that is great that you were able to chat with him! That was a moment I'm sure you will always cherish. Thanks for sharing that with us.
19:18 LMFAO! * edit On a serious note, James Hong is like 91 years old and he's still got a very sharp mind just by listening to him talk to you. What an awesome man.
That's what he should of had wrote in that autograph . Get a movie quote! So awesome watching these reviews. Just came across this channel and this is my 3rd.
My favorite movie of all-time. Not sure if anyone has mentioned it yet, but Egg Shen's firehouse is the same one used in Ghostbusters, even though it's in New York. There are side by side comparisons of the interior. Pretty awesome.
The interior is actually in a disused LA firehouse. The exterior in Ghostbusters was shot in New York. 👍🏻 The LA firehouse is under going renovation as its been left to ruin.
I was lucky enough to see Big Trouble in the theater about two weeks into its release. I was on a family vacation in Tampa, FL, and there was a raging summer thunderstorm that night that could be heard from inside the theater - it shook the walls and the thunder blended perfectly with the green lightning, kung fu and Chinese Black Magic that was unfolding on screen - completely perfect and magical memory when I was 16 years old. Since then I have watched the film over a hundred times, and I am happy to report my own 15 year old son LOVES this film now also!
SF's China town is awesome you can spend days just wondering around and finding little cool shops and stuff , hell I would not be at all surprised if you actually could find a Mogwai in the back corner of one of those little shops.
I always wondered why they never made a sequel. It’s one of my & my girlfriend’s favorite movies. She loves this movie. I am so glad to see Mr. Hong. Thank you.
SWEET! My writing partner was head security guard at 20th Century Fox and I was on the sets of this film to be reunited with many martial arts friends who also appeared in my first feature. James Hong ROCKS! Those Chinatown gates bring back so many memories of films that were shot there, including "Lethal Weapon 3" which also featured many of the same martial artists.
YESSS!!! BTILC is, and will always be one of my favorite movies. When "Lightning" dies if you look close you will see a Chinese character formed by the lightning that roughly translates into the word "Carpenter"
Man, thank's so much for the upload. Big Trouble in Little China is my all-time favorite movie. Can't believe you got to interview the man himself, Mr.James Hong. That was totally unexpected, so glad to see he's in such good health at the age of 92.
I love how you point out all the little details that are still there and then match up the movie scenes. You really do so much to get all the shots you can and it is appreciated. You both have a zest for life, enjoying the little things, and are great together. I'm so glad I found your channel. Whether you are talking to spirits or enjoying nature, your videos are so entertaining.
I’m so grateful to you guys for making this. I was six when this film came out, now 2024 wife had never seen it so was so fun seeing the film with someone with fresh eyes. Film still stands up.
BTILC is my ALL-TIME favorite movie! I've seen it so many times, I can quote it word for word 🤣 in jealous of you meeting Mr. Hong. He's such a great actor. This was one of my favorite videos you have made! Great work and thanks for the tour! ☝🏻
One of my all times favorite 80’s movie 💪🏻 I remember when I saw it for the first time in 1987. Thank you grimmlifecollective for this great filming locations video🔥
I only recently discovered your channel. Big Trouble in Little China is one of my favorite movies as well. Thanks for doing this. Now if you really want a challenge then let's see you do this with John Carpenter's best, The Thing!
Im at a loss of words for the nostalgia of being taken back to this movie. One of my favorites! I watched many, many times, and can recite lines from movie. I actually met one of the character actors from the alley fight scene wearing the blue turbin(GEORGE CHEUNG). I was in awe!!!!!
Michael Jessica I Was Born In 89 & U Bring BAK So Many Memories Showing Us These Locations. What I Mean Is U Bring BAK Memories Of My Childhood It Is Almost As If Ur Shining Light BAK On My Kid Days Ty Michael Jessica Fur Bringing Us BAK To These Amazing Places. U Revive The Kid In Me Watching What These Places Look Like In The Present So Amazing
These are the only videos I watch on TH-cam where I hit the Like icon before watching the video. Absolutely love them. Thanks so much. From Australia 🥰
Thank you so much for posting this amazing tribute to the movie and CHINATOWN! I’m so glad you had a great time it means so much to all Asian people to share our cultures.
I saw this movie when it was released in the cinema and have loved it ever since. I love your walk and talk tour of China Town it looks fabulous your enthusiasim really brings it to life its infectious and Mr James Hong was great 😂 love it !! ❤
Amazing vídeo!!! That was also one of my childhood favorite movies! It's unreal to see you talking to Lo Pan 🤯, and he was very kind! Thank you Michael and Jessica! 💚
I was only 8 when this movie came out. Like so many movies of that era, absolutely loved it. From about 2009-2013, I worked in SF's financial district and did exactly what you're doing here. The way the city changes/evolves at such a rapid pace is noteworthy. High rises, even entire new blocks just seem to sprout up over night. Thanks for doing this because I didn't have much luck when I did it.
Brilliant tour, there was an almost magical quality to many films made in the 80's, that is why we remember them today, in recent years many films become very throw away and forgettable but a film like 'Big trouble in Little China' just lives on, it is great that you took time to go to a filming locations so we can all see, i live in England so it is not easy for me to get to San Fransico.
Oh, by the way, I've heard the opening shots of Jack's truck driving in the rain storm on the hilly terrain was shot on a section of Highway 84 just off the 680 at the Scotts Valley exit not too far from where you did the video. Happy Halloween again!
Thanks for this!! My roomate and i watched it after this!! You resparked our love 4 this!! From one Grimm to another Grim! Sincerely, kenny grim! Ann arbor michigan
Love it. That line he said always stuck in my mind too….”Shut up Mr Burton”….and “And you can go on to rule the universe from beyond the grave. Or check into a psycho ward, whichever comes first, right”
I did see this movie in a theater in Riverside California when I was still stationed at March AFB when it was a SAC base. I wish I had known about this Fortune Cookie bakery when I was in SF when I was there in the late 80s. Been watching James Hong perform since the mid-1960s. He deserves all the accolades presented to him. Thanks for sharing your adventures and interviewing him about the movie.
you have way more resources than I do. If you like that movie Cherry 2000 one of the locations is in Henderson outside Las Vegas. Really interesting location that looks almost exactly the same.... the thing is, there is a scene where the villain Lester (Tim Thomerson) drops a van into a large pit... well 34 years later that exact van is still there and you can walk right up to it! Sounds like something you would like to do... I have a crappy video on it... but you would be able to show that much better.
You two are such an awesome couple! This has become my favorite locations channel! You also have a real knack for shooting, editing, and speaking. Great stuff!
I genuinely appreciate the work you both put in with every small detail. The only channel that I can say hands down has a deep interest in every single thing you do. We all love you both!!! Thanks for this awesome video!
Big trouble in little China is one of John Carpenter's finest films. The mixture of fantasy, humor and Chinese mysticism made it such a visceral spectacle, it is impossible to forget. Great video of one of the 2 best Carpenter classics. Oh, the other classic? The THING! Awesome video, awesome commentary,.... Just plain awesome. Thanks for the content. Grimmlifers rule! Happy Halloween!
@@grimmlifecollective You're so welcome Michael. The way you and Jessica bring reality to the Hollywood magic makes, in my opinion, some of the best content on youtube. You two never disappoint your collective. Grimmlifers rule and Happy Halloween!!!!
maaan you got to meet Mr James Hong. Thank you sooo much for this . I don't know how many times i have watched big trouble .. and i'll watch it again and again.
oh Lord ive seen this movie countless times!! glad to see James still kicking around, he was half the movie's charm to say the least. dont know why, but love to watch this while eating Chinese food.
@@dennydeckerful He wrote and performed all of his scores. He recently released a third collection of lost themes. He is the godfather of "retro-wave".
Classic, and one of my all time favorite 80's flick So much nostalgia with this one, Thanks for visiting these locations, even if there isn't much to see!
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Incase everyone didnt hear... Mr. James Hong is finally getting his STAR on the walk of fame.... Well deserved this man has been in the biz for many many many moons... Over 600 credits to his name
Congratulations James Hong 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Awwe Mr. Ping is FINALLY getting his 🌟 on the walk of fame, it's been a long time coming. 😊
He’s got more credits than voice actor Frank Welker
I don't get why it took so long but I was not brought upon this world to "get it" as Lo Pan would say.
INDEED!!
@jasonbrown6113 who are these ppl? Friends of yours? Now this really pisses me off to no end😂
Its seriously the best movie ever made. Fuck, I miss being a kid in the 80s. What an awesome time.
The 80's had the raddest movies.
Dam right👍👍
From the movies to the music to the clothes and let us not forget the hair and roller skates...will never be duplicated!
@@firebythewater4477 the 80’s was in beast mode when it came to entertainment with music, movies, video games, sports, wrestling entertainment, man I can go on with childhood memories 🥲 how I miss it
@@captainn2094 Absolutely!!!
I’ll never get tired of this movie! 80’s baby! This and Goonies probably my top all time faves.
I can't believe James Hong is 92. I realize he's done up in makeup but he seems a lot more lively than one would expect at 92.
Wow
I think it's an Asian thing, we age 10 years, to their 1 year.
The part with James was SO special. It's incredible that he's not only still with us, but also obviously sharp as a tack still and in love with his profession. So happy that the both of you were able to do this interview with him. He was a true gentleman, and you did a fine job interviewing him -- perfect balance between being a fan and being a professional! I foresee the Grimm Life Collective blowing up over the next couple years!
I have this movie on my normal rotation of monthly watches. Highly underrated, yet influenced one of the biggest video game franchises in history.
What you talking about. Mortal Kombat ???
Sub zero
Raiden
Same 👍🏻
James Hong. What a legend!
When he had her strike the pose was great.
Big Trouble in little China was truly a great film. Easily one of my favorite all time. Thanks for another awesome video @Grimmlifecollective, keep it coming!
This is ABSOLUTELY one of my favorite movies! 😃🍿🎥🎞🎬
I love how Kurt Russell mimics John Wayne as he talks. 😂
ENJOYED the interview at the end. What a great surprise.
Absolutly
My Favorite 80s Movie. Seen it the first time in the mid 90s as a Teen. It is somehow timeless and a perfect mix of diffrent genres with a B-Movie Charme.
Also unbelievable James Hong is allready 92 and still in great shape. Thanks for the path down memory lane!
I too am a huge fan of Big Trouble. Probably in my top 3, 80's movies. Me and my brother quoted it to each other on a daily basis for years until he passed. Now when I make a reference to it most just scratch there head. Glad there are still huge fans out there. Meeting Mr. Hong what an honor for you (I'm way jealous).. Great stuff...
One of my childhood movies I use to watch a lot back in the days with my friends.
Nice to see how all the locations look like today.
I definitely appreciate all the time you both spend on research and every detail you put into your videos. Keep up the amazing work.
Thank you Tim, that means a lot
@@grimmlifecollective One of the best movies ever made. And also Bloodsport. lol
James Hong doesn't look much different from when he was in the movie. Man, that is great that you were able to chat with him! That was a moment I'm sure you will always cherish. Thanks for sharing that with us.
19:18 LMFAO!
* edit
On a serious note, James Hong is like 91 years old and he's still got a very sharp mind just by listening to him talk to you. What an awesome man.
Fun fact. Egg Shan's place where they entered the sewer below Chinatown is actually the interior of the same firehouse for Ghostbusters 1 and 2.
Lo Pan needs dancers with GREEN EYES.
That's what he should of had wrote in that autograph . Get a movie quote! So awesome watching these reviews. Just came across this channel and this is my 3rd.
I love John Carpenter movies, most of his are my favorites.
My favorite movie of all-time. Not sure if anyone has mentioned it yet, but Egg Shen's firehouse is the same one used in Ghostbusters, even though it's in New York. There are side by side comparisons of the interior. Pretty awesome.
Egg ain't 'fraid of no ghost.
The interior is actually in a disused LA firehouse. The exterior in Ghostbusters was shot in New York. 👍🏻
The LA firehouse is under going renovation as its been left to ruin.
Great interview with James Hong!
I was lucky enough to see Big Trouble in the theater about two weeks into its release. I was on a family vacation in Tampa, FL, and there was a raging summer thunderstorm that night that could be heard from inside the theater - it shook the walls and the thunder blended perfectly with the green lightning, kung fu and Chinese Black Magic that was unfolding on screen - completely perfect and magical memory when I was 16 years old. Since then I have watched the film over a hundred times, and I am happy to report my own 15 year old son LOVES this film now also!
SF's China town is awesome you can spend days just wondering around and finding little cool shops and stuff , hell I would not be at all surprised if you actually could find a Mogwai in the back corner of one of those little shops.
I was thinking the same exact thing about finding a Mogwai. Sadly, went home empty handed lol
@@grimmlifecollective well thats probably a good thing , The two of you with a Mogwai , well I think we all know how that would end .
🤣🤣👍
There’s a few places I’d wanna live, china town is one.
A little shop of horrors literally.
I had to stop the video and Google James Hong. He looks so good and sounds great. The man is 92. Awesome.
Awesome video Michael.Big Trouble is a huge child hood favorite of mine.I still love it!!
I always wondered why they never made a sequel. It’s one of my & my girlfriend’s favorite movies. She loves this movie. I am so glad to see Mr. Hong. Thank you.
I lived on Waverly PL in San Franciscos' Chinatown as a non-Chinese person for 5 yrs until 2013. What an experience.
This is in my top 20 films a excellent classic and really surprised it hasn't been remade they've remade just about every other classic film.
Loved this .. Jessica is just a diamond, you're a lucky guy. Congrats to you both.
SWEET! My writing partner was head security guard at 20th Century Fox and I was on the sets of this film to be reunited with many martial arts friends who also appeared in my first feature. James Hong ROCKS! Those Chinatown gates bring back so many memories of films that were shot there, including "Lethal Weapon 3" which also featured many of the same martial artists.
Two girls with Green Eyes. Indeed!! Great road trip guys, You can’t wrong with Carpenter and Russell. What a classic movie…
YESSS!!! BTILC is, and will always be one of my favorite movies. When "Lightning" dies if you look close you will see a Chinese character formed by the lightning that roughly translates into the word "Carpenter"
Yesss! One of my favorite childhood movies! Thanks for sharing!!!
Love this whole vid....but just gotta say what a class-act that the great James Hong is. He embraces the fans in a very open way. He seemed so cool.
Man, thank's so much for the upload. Big Trouble in Little China is my all-time favorite movie. Can't believe you got to interview the man himself, Mr.James Hong. That was totally unexpected, so glad to see he's in such good health at the age of 92.
The Grimm collective in the pork chop express and you’re talking to whoever’s listening out there!
I love how you point out all the little details that are still there and then match up the movie scenes. You really do so much to get all the shots you can and it is appreciated. You both have a zest for life, enjoying the little things, and are great together. I'm so glad I found your channel. Whether you are talking to spirits or enjoying nature, your videos are so entertaining.
I’m so grateful to you guys for making this. I was six when this film came out, now 2024 wife had never seen it so was so fun seeing the film with someone with fresh eyes. Film still stands up.
BTILC is my ALL-TIME favorite movie! I've seen it so many times, I can quote it word for word 🤣 in jealous of you meeting Mr. Hong. He's such a great actor. This was one of my favorite videos you have made! Great work and thanks for the tour! ☝🏻
One of my all times favorite 80’s movie 💪🏻
I remember when I saw it for the first time in 1987.
Thank you grimmlifecollective for this great filming locations video🔥
I only recently discovered your channel. Big Trouble in Little China is one of my favorite movies as well. Thanks for doing this. Now if you really want a challenge then let's see you do this with John Carpenter's best, The Thing!
Im at a loss of words for the nostalgia of being taken back to this movie. One of my favorites! I watched many, many times, and can recite lines from movie. I actually met one of the character actors from the alley fight scene wearing the blue turbin(GEORGE CHEUNG). I was in awe!!!!!
To have met and interviewed James Hong was legendary. I'd be thrilled to meet meet him.
Did not expect a interview with James Hong, bless him. Simply amazing stuff.
That was so cool with James Hong! My best friend that lives in LA is very good friends with Steve Johnson the special effects guy James referred to :)
Michael Jessica I Was Born In 89 & U Bring BAK So Many Memories Showing Us These Locations. What I Mean Is U Bring BAK Memories Of My Childhood It Is Almost As If Ur Shining Light BAK On My Kid Days Ty Michael Jessica Fur Bringing Us BAK To These Amazing Places. U Revive The Kid In Me Watching What These Places Look Like In The Present So Amazing
These are the only videos I watch on TH-cam where I hit the Like icon before watching the video. Absolutely love them. Thanks so much. From Australia 🥰
Thank you for watching and your support. So many more adventures coming
How amazing to have that interview at the end
If you hear James Hong talk and see how he moves you'd never guess that this legend is 92 y/o
Thank you so much for posting this amazing tribute to the movie and CHINATOWN! I’m so glad you had a great time it means so much to all Asian people to share our cultures.
Well done. Always amazing to see then and now movie locations. Big Trouble in Little China is legendary!
I saw this movie when it was released in the cinema and have loved it ever since. I love your walk and talk tour of China Town it looks fabulous your enthusiasim really brings it to life its infectious and Mr James Hong was great 😂 love it !! ❤
Great!! nice to see Mr. Hong is still here. Great memory for you guys.
Amazing vídeo!!! That was also one of my childhood favorite movies! It's unreal to see you talking to Lo Pan 🤯, and he was very kind! Thank you Michael and Jessica! 💚
I was only 8 when this movie came out. Like so many movies of that era, absolutely loved it. From about 2009-2013, I worked in SF's financial district and did exactly what you're doing here. The way the city changes/evolves at such a rapid pace is noteworthy. High rises, even entire new blocks just seem to sprout up over night. Thanks for doing this because I didn't have much luck when I did it.
Most entertaining & informative! The Interview with James Hong in particular brought you right back there in space & time. Thanks!
You guys are killing it, Fright Night, Salem's Lot, and now BTILC. Awesome. Binged watched last weekend and am now this weekend.
Man, watching this brings back memories! Thank you for sharing - Glad y’all had a great time in Chinatown, very special place ❤️
Awesome!! I Love the interview, Amazing seeing him in costume again! Thank you both for the Great video.
Crazy how James Hong doesn't look like he aged at all. Do you think he ever needed makeup. Very great video.
wtf i know right i was thinking the same thing!
James Hong still rocking the low pan...brilliant
The 80 s Rocked it was TRULLY a great time To grow up from movies to music 😎💙
Wow this was so interesting! I can’t get over how James Hong looks. He more or less looks the same! Amazing
i love john carpenter movies and big trouble in little china is one of my favorites.
next to halloween and christine.
I was disappointed with Escape From LA, though. Watched it once, and don't care to see it again. Tried to be too campy.
Don’t forget The Fog!
Love this one, Chinatown looks like a fun place to visit. 🥢🥡
Brilliant tour, there was an almost magical quality to many films made in the 80's, that is why we remember them today, in recent years many films become very throw away and forgettable but a film like 'Big trouble in Little China' just lives on, it is great that you took time to go to a filming locations so we can all see, i live in England so it is not easy for me to get to San Fransico.
Oh, by the way, I've heard the opening shots of Jack's truck driving in the rain storm on the hilly terrain was shot on a section of Highway 84 just off the 680 at the Scotts Valley exit not too far from where you did the video.
Happy Halloween again!
Thanks for this!! My roomate and i watched it after this!! You resparked our love 4 this!! From one Grimm to another Grim! Sincerely, kenny grim! Ann arbor michigan
Absolutely love your content! Every video is so packed full of information about movies and the actors. Keep up the outstanding work!
Love it. That line he said always stuck in my mind too….”Shut up Mr Burton”….and “And you can go on to rule the universe from beyond the grave. Or check into a psycho ward, whichever comes first, right”
Great video! And to hang out with Lo Pan himself is legend!!
Thanks for covering the movie. It is great that you could talk with James Hong too.
Fantastic video! I love Big Trouble In Little China, and the interview at the end was the icing on the cake.
You two are so wholesome and I love how you have so much fun doing similar interests.
The interview at the end makes me smile. Fantastic video kiddos!!🖤
This channel is on fire!!! It just keeps getting better and better!!!
Michael doing "Spooky Hands" with James Hong was Priceless!! And now I'm craving fortune cookies!🤤 HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!! 💀🎃🖤
I did see this movie in a theater in Riverside California when I was still stationed at March AFB when it was a SAC base. I wish I had known about this Fortune Cookie bakery when I was in SF when I was there in the late 80s. Been watching James Hong perform since the mid-1960s. He deserves all the accolades presented to him. Thanks for sharing your adventures and interviewing him about the movie.
Been following your videos for literally 4 years now! You never fail to put a smile on my face. Keep up the good work ! 👋🏼🧧
Absolutely loved it! Big Trouble In Little China is also one of my favourite films. One I can watch again & again. Interview was amazing
you have way more resources than I do. If you like that movie Cherry 2000 one of the locations is in Henderson outside Las Vegas. Really interesting location that looks almost exactly the same.... the thing is, there is a scene where the villain Lester (Tim Thomerson) drops a van into a large pit... well 34 years later that exact van is still there and you can walk right up to it! Sounds like something you would like to do... I have a crappy video on it... but you would be able to show that much better.
You two are such an awesome couple! This has become my favorite locations channel! You also have a real knack for shooting, editing, and speaking. Great stuff!
Great film and great video 👍. One of my favourite films growing up.
Oh man that was just to cool, the interview with James Hong was awesome 👏🏻
This was an amazing tour. Thanks you 2.
Great, I adore pictures of folcklore. Love to see the dressers. Greetings from Brussels. With Love !!
Sooo Awsome that you got to interview James Hong.
He really is amazing. Funny as all heckins too.
I genuinely appreciate the work you both put in with every small detail. The only channel that I can say hands down has a deep interest in every single thing you do. We all love you both!!! Thanks for this awesome video!
Big trouble in little China is one of John Carpenter's finest films. The mixture of fantasy, humor and Chinese mysticism made it such a visceral spectacle, it is impossible to forget. Great video of one of the 2 best Carpenter classics. Oh, the other classic?
The THING!
Awesome video, awesome commentary,....
Just plain awesome.
Thanks for the content.
Grimmlifers rule!
Happy Halloween!
Thank you Kodiak. Really happy you liked the video
@@grimmlifecollective You're so welcome Michael. The way you and Jessica bring reality to the Hollywood magic makes, in my opinion, some of the best content on youtube. You two never disappoint your collective.
Grimmlifers rule and Happy Halloween!!!!
How cool that James Hong was there.
maaan you got to meet Mr James Hong. Thank you sooo much for this . I don't know how many times i have watched big trouble .. and i'll watch it again and again.
oh Lord ive seen this movie countless times!!
glad to see James still kicking around, he was half the movie's charm to say the least.
dont know why, but love to watch this while eating Chinese food.
The score to this film is 80's epic.
I believe John Carpenter wrote the score as he did with Halloween.
@@dennydeckerful I don't doubt it. That's a great score aswell.
@@dennydeckerful He wrote and performed all of his scores. He recently released a third collection of lost themes. He is the godfather of "retro-wave".
You guys and your videos have somehow helped ease my depression. Thank you
Oh my God I'm soooo glad you guys made this video, I absolutely love this movie and just watched it with my son the other night.
I loved this! Great interview, too! You crazy cats keep getting better and better!🤘
Classic, and one of my all time favorite 80's flick So much nostalgia with this one, Thanks for visiting these locations, even if there isn't much to see!
Thanks for the earlier view as always love you guys!
Anytime my friend
You have been knocking it out of the park with all your recent vids!
Thank you Nate the Great
Freaking Amazing that you spoke with James Hong. Just Wow. Great stuff Grimm!!
Very cool. Awesome that you 2 got to meet James Hong. Such a great movie. I seriously need to see it again.