Funny thing, a band just happened to be in the area when they were setting up the scene, & someone had the bright idea to include the drummer! No explanation, no reason, only befuddlement & chagrin given. 🤜💥🥁💥🤛
It's a truly amazing feat of storytelling that I feel like I have seen and understand the story of this film by watching this assortment of "hightlights"
I try to keep the so called 'plots' of these riffed movie somewhat intact, some better than others, but I very much appreciate when it is noticed so thank you very much.
Accidentally missed a work meeting this morning, and saw this beauty in my recommendations. Thanks for the pick-me-up! I'll need to watch the whole thing now.
I can't remember, I've seen the whole movie, but I think they had him drive over a oil patch or greased his rear tire or something because he was following them and he turns heel at the end of the movie.
Best line of the DVD commentary track on Bronx Warriors was the director talking about the guy who crashed his motorcycle. "Be broke many bone." Classic.
Paul Stanley delivers a tour de force acting performance in his role as "Trash" the bad boy with a heart of gold with extremely tight jeans and A leather vest.
Man, this movie answers so many of the questions that were unanswered at the beginning of Escape 2000 like, um...well, I guess those questions are still unanswered. But we did learn more about Trash's character like, uh...maybe he subcontracts his missions because, when he partnered with Fred Williamson, he got double crossed perhaps?
@@whoohaaXLYeah, it was Bootleg Swan, for similar reasons that Swan betrayed "The Warriors" in "The Warriors", almost word for word, oddly enough...but nowhere near as impactful as Swan's betrayal in that film. This was just The Warriors, if you took everything about that movie; and shit on it, but Bootleg Ajax(Trash), isn't THAT bad, I guess? Just buff Hayden Christensen (and friends, probably), in a bad early 90's parody of The Warriors.
IF "The Warriors" had absolutely NOTHING worthwhile to it, like: absolutely NO likeable characters, or gangs, but still took place in the Bronx, and WASN'T about a gang simply trying to get back home, but about Dollar Store Swan here, trying to get with some blonde chick, and was a boring waste of time not worth watching and was like if you took every memorable moment in "The Warriors" and then, made it a shitty made for TV movie instead.
16:48 reminds me of the sounds of that superb video game, Dragon's Lair, haha! I loved how it wasn't afraid to make Dirk the Daring into a bit of a goofy dude!💖
Goodness gracious, I wasted a few tokens on that game! But it looked so cool... by the time I would've been old enough to appreciate it, my arcade dropped it.
Yep. "Escape 2000" is the SEQUEL to this trash! This got a sequel?! This bootleg, 99-cent, direct to vhs KNOCKOFF of one of the best movies of all time; The Warriors, got a sequel, but one of the best movies of all time didn't? What sense does that make?! This movie is trying to be a lazy ripoff of The Warriors, and gets a sequel, but one of the best classic movies of all time doesn't? Maybe you just had to be there at the time? But, I hear The Warriors DID get a sequel, through a movie tie-in game, for the ps2, with all 9 of the original Warriors coming back to reprise their roles, Swan, Ajax, and the others. And normally, movie tie-in games are horrible, stinky trash heap, dumpster fire train-wrecks, but people loved The Warriors game, which even added in a new gang. Haven't played it myself, just read about it, and the development of the game. But this movie ain't fit enough to shine The Warriors's shoes, and neither is it it's sequel, because The Warriors could beat them all, easily. But, at least we got this hilarious riff out of it, and I'll gladly take that, even if it means sitting through a terrible movie that tried SO hard to be The Warriors, but falls down, and hits the ground, hard, and in slow motion, at the same time, meanwhile, The real Warriors, are just standing there, looking down at these idiots in disappointment, with Swan, the leader of The Warriors, telling them it'd be a better idea if these pretenders left the Bronx immediately, and that Swan could beat this Trash guy, blindfolded, but he doesn't like to brag, you know?
Great fucking band!!!!! Well... They used to be. The record after band geek mafia was their last that I really liked. Can't remember it's name though...
In the '70's; when it was just called: "The Warriors", which was also, a much better film...at least, that's what everyone who was alive at the time tells me(because I wasn't alive at the time, when The Warriors came out), but having seen the film myself, it's much better than whatever the hell this film's trying to do, but Fred Williamson, does alright, giving out the worst nicknames for these guys.
I wish they'd done a spin-off about him and Toblerone going on a road trip together. Maybe have them go to New Mexico to rescue people who got deported there?
Brother, if you only knew how badly I needed a laugh today. Thanks man, seriously. Edit: 17:51 Khal Drogo’s Hockey Dojo sounds like it could be a great SNL sketch Edit2: A RiffTrax “keep rolling” montage might not be a bad idea..
Does it count as a meet-cute if there is a double digit body count??? Man, IT ESPECIALLY COUNTS!!!!! 9:00 - Rest In Peace Donnie Bevelaqua So, this was Escape From New York meets The Warriors, with Fred Williamson, whose real life nickname is The Hammer, playing the Duke of NY.... WOW
@@DavidLLambertmobileIt's less "The Warriors" and more of a "What If we made The Warriors, suck and took literally ALL of the likeability and charm out of it? And also, what if we had Fred Williamson?"
0:16 wow... they were only off by 40 years! 8:46 followed by the Dude getting a facefull of Doug. 13:48 wow! I hope that sidewalk got paid overtime! 14:47 I guess CHUDs were too expensive, so they got chads instead.
Yep. Right down to the gangs teaming up, because it's not about their turf; but about them having to fight together, except for one gang; the leader having to protect some girl, 2 of the gang getting killed, even some of the guys getting killed in similar ways. Could they have not been any more obvious that this was trying to be The Warriors? Similar gang names, similar location, similar plots, similar gangs, similar fights, only differences being that while The Warriors is a classic movie, loved by everyone, and is good, and the fights are great, and its plot is simple: a gang is just trying to fight their way back home. But, they lose a lot of members on their way back, but at least they all had personalities of their own, and were all each their own characters. And you could remember who the hell they were. But these guys? I already forgot who they are and what their names were The Warriors was a great movie that never got a sequel, but it did get a great movie tie-in game on the ps2, with ALL of the original cast of the 70's movie returning to play their characters again, it's the closest thing we ever got to a sequel to The Warriors, and I hear great things about the game too. It's more of a "what if" kind of plot though; but it's kind of a sequel. But at least, you get to hear the original Warriors reprising their classic roles. Something nobody would ask for this piece of garbage Warriors ripoff, just throw it in the garbage disposal. Stop trying to ripoff The Warriors, you're nowhere NEAR their level, even The Baseball Furies could beat these guys, just by looking at them. They wouldn't even have to get out their bats. They gotta leave the Bronx, immediately. They're giving actual professional gangsters a bad name, like The Warriors.
@@thetravelingsteampunkkitty534 yup, pretty grim. The two child actors that died with him in the crash were even hired illegally. The less said about the whole incident the better, total tragedy.
Twenty Minutes Twenty Seconds, then why did it take 45 minutes to watch? no really, I sat down to watch this video at 855 this morning, it's now 940. RiffTrax vs RIXRADvidz some kind of Rip in the Continuum i'm guessing
This is what NYC looks like in 2020. Funny that in this movie the authorities surrendered the Bronx in 1990 and the Riders are the only law in a lawless wasteland. Yeah, this is 2020.
@@notmewtwo4044Yeah, and there were all these gangs everywhere, and I remember one of them having vests, and having a leader named after a type of bird?, one of them being played by James Remar; and like 3 other guys all trying to get back to their territory, then, they tried to help this girl get back home or something? It was great, nonetheless, but then again, I wasn't even alive in the 70's, was born in the early 90s, but I've heard account's and details of how, why, and what exactly happened. But not sure where though... because I wasn't even born in 1979; when The Warriors came out; but it was such an awesome film; even on TV. And it even got a sequel; with each of the cast replaying their roles, in a movie game; that people actually remembered well, on the ps2. It's certainly better than this film; thats for sure...
I think he was a random street musician that the director or producer saw, and asked him to be in the movie. I believe the drum solo audio was recorded on site.
He may as well be, since they're trying so hard to be The Warriors, when they're not even close to being anything like them, and are just trying to confuse everyone watching into believing they're the warriors. It's like the bootleg version. Seriously, there's an ACTUAL sequel to The Warriors, with the actual cast of the 1979 movie itself, and it was a movie tie-in game that came out on the PS2, and it was apparently really well done. They handled it with care, and everything in that game looked good. Even adding in a new gang just for the game. Meanwhile, I think this pile of crap movie is just some alternate universe version of The Warriors, but hey, it answers the question, what if the The Warriors or Escape From N.Y. sucked? So, thanks for that, Bronx Warriors! So, which one of them is supposed to be Bootleg Ajax?
You know a movie means business when a showdown scene has it's own drum solo, with the drummer actually being on location.
Funny thing, a band just happened to be in the area when they were setting up the scene, & someone had the bright idea to include the drummer!
No explanation, no reason, only befuddlement & chagrin given.
🤜💥🥁💥🤛
I like how the most replayed moment of this video is the unplanned bike spill.
"Whoopsie!"
"Ladies and gentlemen, RINGO STARR...did not return the director's call..."
I will NEVER get tired of the guys' "bait and switch" lines.
"Ladies and gentlemen, LUTHER VANDROSS ... is glad he's dead so he doesn't have to hear "Hangin' Out."
"Fight direction by Bruce Lee...bowitz."
It's a truly amazing feat of storytelling that I feel like I have seen and understand the story of this film by watching this assortment of "hightlights"
I try to keep the so called 'plots' of these riffed movie somewhat intact, some better than others, but I very much appreciate when it is noticed so thank you very much.
"It's fun not knowing or caring who these people are!"
The IDF's new slogan.
You know what this movie needed?
TOLBERONE!
I prefer Reese's Sticks™ but suit yourself. ;)
Oh sure, look whosa talking... Superman! Ahahaha!
Tolberone is the best :D
No, it needs more cowbell ;D
I believe it's spelled TOLERBONE
"Hey, don't you think you're ripping us off enough?! Hahahaha"
Dablone.
Accidentally missed a work meeting this morning, and saw this beauty in my recommendations. Thanks for the pick-me-up! I'll need to watch the whole thing now.
16:50-17:10- This is the longest I've ever seen them go without riffing, and just laugh the whole time. LOL
As much as I winced watching that bike crash, the timing of it and the apparent total disregard from the other biker was astounding.
I can't remember, I've seen the whole movie, but I think they had him drive over a oil patch or greased his rear tire or something because he was following them and he turns heel at the end of the movie.
I replayed that part 20+ times
According to IMDB the accident was not staged.
"Leave the Bronx, you are ordered to leave the Bronx"
"Even though this is Italy, leave the Bronx!"
"If you leave the Bronx, we will give you fudgsicles!"
@@DEthe5150 I left and never got my fudgesicle..Some one owes me fudgesicles
His parrots are to be eliminated!
Best line of the DVD commentary track on Bronx Warriors was the director talking about the guy who crashed his motorcycle. "Be broke many bone."
Classic.
That bike spill was no joke-landing on cement like that all sorts of things can get broken. Looked like a case of whiskey throttle.
I love how the movie with BRONX in the title is mostly filmed in Brooklyn and Rome
Or "Brome", as we call it. 😁
Speaking of "Brooklyn", my favorite thing is the dub guy attempting Trash's "Bronx accent", and coming off like "Bugs Bunny Sr."
One of my favorite rifftrax!!
Paul Stanley delivers a tour de force acting performance in his role as "Trash" the bad boy with a heart of gold with extremely tight jeans and A leather vest.
Mark Grégory
"Hell, might as well put on a top hat and become Slash"
" The Bronx Warriors operating out of Brooklyn".
len grzywacz by way of Queens and Strong Island
The Brooklyn Warriors are from the Bronx ironically enough
Well of course they are in Brooklyn. They had to "LEAVE THE BRONX! I REPEAT, LEAVE THE BRONX!"
@@SuperPeterok Don't even get me started on the Los Angeles Warriors of Anaheim.
I just noticed when the movie swears it's uncensored but when they swear it's bleeped Wich is actually funnier
I always found bleeped-out cussing way funnier than the bad words. It's bleeping hilarious to me.
@@sleepyhollow783 & you get to fill in those bleeps with any word you want!
@@favoritemustard3542 I agree, you, bleeping bleeper!
It's like he ran over a banana peel in Mario kart. 😆
5:31 “Before Adrian Monk, Capt. Stottlemeyer had a vastly different eye approach to crime solving.”
Man, this movie answers so many of the questions that were unanswered at the beginning of Escape 2000 like, um...well, I guess those questions are still unanswered. But we did learn more about Trash's character like, uh...maybe he subcontracts his missions because, when he partnered with Fred Williamson, he got double crossed perhaps?
Fred Williamson didn't double cross him in this movie though...
@@whoohaaXLYeah, it was Bootleg Swan, for similar reasons that Swan betrayed "The Warriors" in "The Warriors", almost word for word, oddly enough...but nowhere near as impactful as Swan's betrayal in that film. This was just The Warriors, if you took everything about that movie; and shit on it, but Bootleg Ajax(Trash), isn't THAT bad, I guess? Just buff Hayden Christensen (and friends, probably), in a bad early 90's parody of The Warriors.
@@shawnfields2369 lol, point on!
@@whoohaaXL Thanks!
2:28 Max Weinberg, Bronx Warrior.
13:48 One of my all time parts in any movie 😂😂😂 This is too much 😂😂😂😂😂💯
@A smile on my face but a Demon inside it was a banana peel - ironically, Trash dropped it lol
🏍🍌🤸♂️
@@asmileonmyfacebutademonins1229Everyday since I watched it 😂😂😂
Loved the Hammer song lyric lines.
Just don't hurt him! Fun fact, as a kid Hammer was a bat boy for the Oakland As ⚾️
If “The Warriors” was directed by Ingmar Bergman…
IF "The Warriors" had absolutely NOTHING worthwhile to it, like: absolutely NO likeable characters, or gangs, but still took place in the Bronx, and WASN'T about a gang simply trying to get back home, but about Dollar Store Swan here, trying to get with some blonde chick, and was a boring waste of time not worth watching and was like if you took every memorable moment in "The Warriors" and then, made it a shitty made for TV movie instead.
"The Olympics are starting!" These guys always predicting the future.
Yeah I remember noticing that when I was editing this, had to leave that part in just for that.
That motorcycle crash was hilarious......
you guys are funny as hell keep up gods work.
I think the glasses guy looks like 99-cent store Kurt Russell
I thought the same thing.
Naz iMacgyver!
More like a discount Bill Pullman
@@ChipotleadvisoryAlso, yes.
Or if Nikolaj-Coster Waldau played a grown up Harry Potter.
3:17 “Sweet! The collector’s edition includes concept art for John Rhys-Davies!”
All pimps must return to their pimpmobiles....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
16:48 reminds me of the sounds of that superb video game, Dragon's Lair, haha! I loved how it wasn't afraid to make Dirk the Daring into a bit of a goofy dude!💖
Goodness gracious, I wasted a few tokens on that game! But it looked so cool... by the time I would've been old enough to appreciate it, my arcade dropped it.
The Summer Loving part is my favorites.
"They should have apples in their mouths."
Novelty foam fingers and ladies multivitamins... Fort wayne
I laughed so hard at that.
13:51 Whoopsie : )
That had me almost in tears. So random and so funny!!
@Andrew Murphy Yeah, that definitely looked like it HURT! I can't believe they included that in the movie.
My stomach muscles feel like I did a hundred sit ups 🤣🤣🤣
This will freak you out, Vic Morrow was Jennifer Jason Lee's dad. She of Fast Times at Ridgemont High fame
Cinema Snob: Nice, this makes 1990 The Bronx Warriors look like the Terminator.
So wait....you're telling me there was MORE to MST3K's Escape 2000?!?!?
Wonders never cease.
Yep. "Escape 2000" is the SEQUEL to this trash! This got a sequel?! This bootleg, 99-cent, direct to vhs KNOCKOFF of one of the best movies of all time; The Warriors, got a sequel, but one of the best movies of all time didn't? What sense does that make?! This movie is trying to be a lazy ripoff of The Warriors, and gets a sequel, but one of the best classic movies of all time doesn't? Maybe you just had to be there at the time? But, I hear The Warriors DID get a sequel, through a movie tie-in game, for the ps2, with all 9 of the original Warriors coming back to reprise their roles, Swan, Ajax, and the others. And normally, movie tie-in games are horrible, stinky trash heap, dumpster fire train-wrecks, but people loved The Warriors game, which even added in a new gang. Haven't played it myself, just read about it, and the development of the game. But this movie ain't fit enough to shine The Warriors's shoes, and neither is it it's sequel, because The Warriors could beat them all, easily. But, at least we got this hilarious riff out of it, and I'll gladly take that, even if it means sitting through a terrible movie that tried SO hard to be The Warriors, but falls down, and hits the ground, hard, and in slow motion, at the same time, meanwhile, The real Warriors, are just standing there, looking down at these idiots in disappointment, with Swan, the leader of The Warriors, telling them it'd be a better idea if these pretenders left the Bronx immediately, and that Swan could beat this Trash guy, blindfolded, but he doesn't like to brag, you know?
This is from before they left the Bronx.
@@shawnfields2369 se lui la est meilleur the warios boring
"Ron Swanson is pissed..."
Jimmy Stick-haver certainly tried to fill the Dublone-shaped hole in this movie, but this is Dublone we're talking about here.
These guys must be big fans of that band the Vooddo Glow Skulls.
Great fucking band!!!!!
Well... They used to be. The record after band geek mafia was their last that I really liked. Can't remember it's name though...
It’s like the characters in the movie are trying to talk like the Ramones
Where has this movie been all my life?
In the '70's; when it was just called: "The Warriors", which was also, a much better film...at least, that's what everyone who was alive at the time tells me(because I wasn't alive at the time, when The Warriors came out), but having seen the film myself, it's much better than whatever the hell this film's trying to do, but Fred Williamson, does alright, giving out the worst nicknames for these guys.
The drunk guy is a one scene wonder.
I wish they'd done a spin-off about him and Toblerone going on a road trip together.
Maybe have them go to New Mexico to rescue people who got deported there?
Da Scooby Doo Peoples... coming 2024 to HBO Max!!!
No wonder Trash had to outsource to a different hero in the other movie - everyone he protects just ends up dead!
just like Charles Bronson as paul kersey in death wish😂
The 1 shotgun guy looks like Vic Morrow but I think he died on set, 1982: Twlight Zone The Movie....
That's him; knowing what happened, I actually cringed a bit when Bill said "I'm certain that people died filming this"....
17:07 I love Kevin so much lol
The gang at 16:48 seem to have learned their battle cries from Samuel Clemens in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Time's Arrow."
My favorite
Starring Italian Juventud Guerrera!
12:57 … American Droogs!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
10:28 - 10:37 It's the new shit single!
12:36 "Itsa Mee!"
I just know I would end up in the ridiculous costumes on roller skates gang.
I would agree. Then, I saw the dancing mine gang, I will stick with roller hockey skates.
🤣@@DemonKingBadger
Brother, if you only knew how badly I needed a laugh today. Thanks man, seriously.
Edit: 17:51 Khal Drogo’s Hockey Dojo sounds like it could be a great SNL sketch
Edit2: A RiffTrax “keep rolling” montage might not be a bad idea..
Jonathan Bethards SNL??? No 😂😂😂
“Not a fan of drums, I see”
“Leather boy Ralph Malph”
I could always use a laugh. And these guys save the day every time. 🙂
Does it count as a meet-cute if there is a double digit body count???
Man, IT ESPECIALLY COUNTS!!!!!
9:00 - Rest In Peace Donnie Bevelaqua
So, this was Escape From New York meets The Warriors, with Fred Williamson, whose real life nickname is The Hammer, playing the Duke of NY....
WOW
I miss Devil Vampire Woman (aka "Moon Grey"). :/
"ATTENTION: EVERYONE, LEAVE THE BRONX." Where's Toblerone?
When these films were released I rejected them. Now I watch them. There’s something wrong there. I think.
This is now a true story
Damn it, he should've left the Bronx!
Damn it. I left the bronx and never got my fudgesicle
Antonio Banderas' stellar performance.
Ahh, fine Italian cinema. Ya know, ya just don't see flicks like this out there anymore! 🤣
Thank goodness.
So many shots of the World Trade Center; a reminder of how unconvincing this movie is...
Unless they do rebuild it. 🤔
0:15 Oh, it's an ''Escape from New York'' copycat... didn't take long to figure out
It's more Warriors than anything... 🎬
@@DavidLLambertmobileIt's less "The Warriors" and more of a "What If we made The Warriors, suck and took literally ALL of the likeability and charm out of it? And also, what if we had Fred Williamson?"
“Sesame Street is brought to you by the letter M”
The Disc Golf reference just before 3 minutes would definitely play out better as an Urban Skins Classic
Is this a sequel to "Escape 2000"? LEAVE THE BRONX!!
It's the other way around actually, THAT was the sequel to this.
How'd that guy get drunk on diet, caffeine free, coke.
Damn, that dude at 13:50 looks like he had a pretty serious accident and they just left it in the movie?
That was actually an unscripted accident but it was left in the film (per IMDB)
No different than certain films starring Jackie Chan, who by coincidence also has a movie set in the NOT-Bronx.
Why have they not done Undefeatable yet?
My favorite characters were Shit and The Fan.
0:16 wow... they were only off by 40 years!
8:46 followed by the Dude getting a facefull of Doug.
13:48 wow! I hope that sidewalk got paid overtime!
14:47 I guess CHUDs were too expensive, so they got chads instead.
"This is the fourth largest ceiling anus I've ever seen" so odd and hysterical!
They really made this movie just hoping that people would mistake it for The Warriors didn't they?
Yep. Right down to the gangs teaming up, because it's not about their turf; but about them having to fight together, except for one gang; the leader having to protect some girl, 2 of the gang getting killed, even some of the guys getting killed in similar ways. Could they have not been any more obvious that this was trying to be The Warriors? Similar gang names, similar location, similar plots, similar gangs, similar fights, only differences being that while The Warriors is a classic movie, loved by everyone, and is good, and the fights are great, and its plot is simple: a gang is just trying to fight their way back home. But, they lose a lot of members on their way back, but at least they all had personalities of their own, and were all each their own characters. And you could remember who the hell they were. But these guys? I already forgot who they are and what their names were
The Warriors was a great movie that never got a sequel, but it did get a great movie tie-in game on the ps2, with ALL of the original cast of the 70's movie returning to play their characters again, it's the closest thing we ever got to a sequel to The Warriors, and I hear great things about the game too. It's more of a "what if" kind of plot though; but it's kind of a sequel. But at least, you get to hear the original Warriors reprising their classic roles. Something nobody would ask for this piece of garbage Warriors ripoff, just throw it in the garbage disposal. Stop trying to ripoff The Warriors, you're nowhere NEAR their level, even The Baseball Furies could beat these guys, just by looking at them. They wouldn't even have to get out their bats. They gotta leave the Bronx, immediately. They're giving actual professional gangsters a bad name, like The Warriors.
Believe this was Vic Morrows last movie before the Twilight Zone disaster.
GD I just looked it on google and wow..
@@thetravelingsteampunkkitty534 yup, pretty grim. The two child actors that died with him in the crash were even hired illegally. The less said about the whole incident the better, total tragedy.
How do you go from The Bad News Bears to…this?
This movie birthed the show The Tribe I DARE you to disprove me on it
12:38 it's a me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
8:52 pure laughter
12:38 “Its-a me!”
Leave the Bronx
Is that Fred Williamson?!?
Bien sûr ....yes
LEAVE THE BRONX!
Is fake Charles Bronson in this movie the same actor as Fake Quint from The Last Shark?
you mean vic morrow? lol
lol
Twenty Minutes Twenty Seconds, then why did it take 45 minutes to watch? no really, I sat down to watch this video at 855 this morning, it's now 940. RiffTrax vs RIXRADvidz some kind of Rip in the Continuum i'm guessing
Does Trash have scoliosis?
Or he's vying for that Posture King award.
Remember Jim Carrey's bodybuilder Vera De Milo on "In Living Color"? That walk, tho.... 🤣
This is what NYC looks like in 2020. Funny that in this movie the authorities surrendered the Bronx in 1990 and the Riders are the only law in a lawless wasteland. Yeah, this is 2020.
Have you seen what it looked like in the 70s? Like a war ravaged dystopian city.
@@notmewtwo4044Yeah, and there were all these gangs everywhere, and I remember one of them having vests, and having a leader named after a type of bird?, one of them being played by James Remar; and like 3 other guys all trying to get back to their territory, then, they tried to help this girl get back home or something? It was great, nonetheless, but then again, I wasn't even alive in the 70's, was born in the early 90s, but I've heard account's and details of how, why, and what exactly happened. But not sure where though... because I wasn't even born in 1979; when The Warriors came out; but it was such an awesome film; even on TV. And it even got a sequel; with each of the cast replaying their roles, in a movie game; that people actually remembered well, on the ps2. It's certainly better than this film; thats for sure...
0:35 I thought "Kurt Russell with glasses".
Same here...also "Knockoff Ajax" and "Knockoff Swan" are in this thing.
He name is Freddie Halford
00:11:01 - Tommy Shaw!
Why the random drummer again? I don't understand his role
Who was the not-Ringo Starr drummer? He was really good.
Yeah I dug it, and no wonder Mike wants him at his funeral.
I think he was a random street musician that the director or producer saw, and asked him to be in the movie. I believe the drum solo audio was recorded on site.
I HAD to see what this is about..
Just makes me nostalgic for MST3K OR CINEMATIC TITANIC .
Trash is as pretty as a girl in some lighting (which would be any lighting).
💡 I got the best idea let’s take the movie The Warriors and European it up till it’s like Warrior of the lost world
Why didn't they just LEAVE THE BRONX
so is the guy in the vest named zwan?
He may as well be, since they're trying so hard to be The Warriors, when they're not even close to being anything like them, and are just trying to confuse everyone watching into believing they're the warriors. It's like the bootleg version. Seriously, there's an ACTUAL sequel to The Warriors, with the actual cast of the 1979 movie itself, and it was a movie tie-in game that came out on the PS2, and it was apparently really well done. They handled it with care, and everything in that game looked good. Even adding in a new gang just for the game. Meanwhile, I think this pile of crap movie is just some alternate universe version of The Warriors, but hey, it answers the question, what if the The Warriors or Escape From N.Y. sucked? So, thanks for that, Bronx Warriors! So, which one of them is supposed to be Bootleg Ajax?
What the fuck was his walk all about lol
I actually like this film.... it's so weird.