Unfortunately, I had to censor the majority of the Carradine jokes because of good ol' TH-cam. After trying to figure out what could stay and what couldn't, I just took most of them out. Riki-Oh was demonetized last week, so I couldn't risk not getting paid two episodes in a row. My apologies. Hopefully you can still infer the jokes.
I'm really not that sad about that. This is a good movie, one of my favorites, and I was really looking forward to the team talking about it. Having the episode about it being riddled with tired, over used jokes about a man's.. unfortunate death, well it stunk.
I'm really glad you guys did this movie. The jeans that Chuck is wearing he actually sold in the Century catalog back in the early 80's he wore them in a lot of his movies. My mom bought me a pair when I was 9 😁 David Carradine also sent some Chuck's stuntmen to the hospital because he had no control during the fight scenes. He also really hit the girl that played Chuck's daughter. And apparently both chuck and David didn't get along. And chuck warned him that if David hit him the face during a fight scene Chuck was going to retaliate
22:54 Dave: They... killed... the wolf! (Kisses the pooch) Nobody's gonna hurt you! Get under the blankie! Also, it's amazing how Barbara Carrera was in this gem and a Bond girl in the same year...
One of Chucks stunt doubles... Aaron Norris, his brother. Yep, the only guy who could do Chuck stunts too dangerous for Chuck... His Big Brother. Who was also a producer on many of the movies.
@hakirimas Lmao. The Canon guys needed to finish their movies AND keep the insurance guys quiet. But you're right... I think Aaron spent a LOT more time being a producer than he ever did being Chucks stand in.
Supposedly Chuck got majorly pissed at Carradine who he thought was unprofessional and dangerous as he kept hitting and injuring stunt people in fight scenes. You have to remember he was chosen for Kung Fu because he was a dancer and could do high kicks and it wasn't till later he did any training unlike Norris who was a professional martial artist
11:44 That's Barbara Carrera! James Bond shot her with his rocket pen in "Never Say Never Again" and she was the love interest in "Condorman". Lovely new video, guys. Your good mood is contagious.
I would hate to tie us up with negative discourse, but I am at the end of my rope with all these tasteless David Carradine jokes. I get all choked up when I think about his last moments on Earth, and here you are exploiting the way he hung it up. It's really hitting below the belt, even if the belt was positioned unusually high in this case.
One of my favorite movies growing up, my father loved Chuck Norris and this was one of his favorites as well. This movie brings a lot of memories of my late father. Thanks for this one!
Had a really good time this week. Glad to see everyone together. I get all choked up to think of how many actors we have lost too soon. But we all must make that trip. The trip to that rafter-suspended swing in the sky
If you've never seen Silent Rage, that one is pretty hilarious. It's basically like 'What if you made a slasher movie, but with Chuck Norris instead of Doctor Loomis?'
I have only discovered this gem of a TH-cam channel and have spent the last few days binge watching videos! Love the content guys. Dave proper cracks me up, he’s quality! Can’t wait to see more!
Your channel is awsome I recently subscribed, its so cool when you all sit down together and watch and joke around. Thanks to you jason, Dave, Brian, Erin, and off cam pam.
Not surprised TH-cam made you censor yourselves - they're really choking the life out of smaller channels. Still, it is nice to see the whole gang hanging out together, enjoying Chuck Norris leaving people out of breath and writing in pain (as Batman changed back into Bruce Wayne... but Chuck saw through his disguise, and crushed Batman's head in between his thighs...)
I almost choked when I saw David Carradine was in this. His screen presence has a stranglehold on me. He's neck and neck with Chuck Norris as my favorite filmic performer, but I prefer when Carradine performs alone. He should have starred in World's Greatest Dad instead of Robin Williams.
It seems like you guys have an absolute blast making this videos and I just have to say it’s even more entertaining watching you guys have the time of your lives. I just want to thank you all and please keep up the amazing work
There is just something about the old school stunt work in the movies that used practical effects that can't be replicated. There was a Burt Reynolds movie the folks took us to back in the day called Hooper, and it was a love letter to the American Stuntman. It featured a young Jan Michael Vincent a few years after his turns in a Disney movie and a hitman in The Mechanic, and before his demons took over, his star was rising. He was good in this flick as a young stuntman coming in, and there are some great cameos. I think you guys would like it, as it seems to track right up your alley. And with the practical stunt work in it, the final sequence had to be shot all in one take with no room for error, and Reynolds insisted on doing a lot of his own stunt work in that and other movies, especially the driving sequences. . There's another Reynolds movie from back in the day called Stick. It doesn't get the greatest of reviews, but it is a fun time. One of the bad guys in the movie was played by a stunt man, and he did a stunt later on in the movie that was a world record at the time, and hadn't been performed without safety equipment before, if I remember correctly. He ad libbed what happened during the fall, and while people on the ground were congratulating him on surviving the stunt he was asking if they got the shot. Stuntmen sure are a different breed.
When I was a kid, I really liked Malone, Stick, Heat, Sharkey’s Machine, even Gator and White Lightning. I remember Hooper; it was definitely Burt and Hal Needham’s tribute to stuntmen, as they both worked as stuntmen early in their careers.
@@JasonBrant You stick with me, kid. I'll introduce you to a bunch of older movies you haven't heard of. Maybe even some newer ones. I do love me some B Movies and am always drawn to good stunt work. And because of my Dad's influence, I'm drawn to Western cinema as well.
@@JasonBrant seriously, the stunt work in Hooper and Stick is Elite level high water mark work. Definitely worth checking out on the channel for 80's cheese factor.
Been waiting so long for someone to do a proper reaction to this movie. I love it. The truck in the ground scene made it to my top 10 WTF movie car scene lists. LOL, I love the crap out of that moment. Apparently it was real beer and Chuck said in Black Belt magazine he burnt his eyes pouring that stuff over him.
Off cam pam "i wonder where this was filmed" - El Paso , Tx "What beer is he drinking?" - Pearl - Local to Tx. (and yes, if you're over 40 and "Texas country" , you've had a Pearl at one point. Also great for soaking into deer corn for hog hunting ) :P
Awesome episode. It makes me really happy you all enjoyed reacting to this. Whenever I think of this movie, Chuck flooring his truck escaping his burial is what comes to mind. It's one of my favorite scenes of all time.
Loved this one Jason. I was one of the ones telling you that you had to watch this if you liked Invasion USA, so great to see you guys watched it. But I do have to say, I felt bad for Erin...she was crying when they killed his wolf :( Just tell her the wolf was fine like you did about the armadillo lol. Keep the vids coming man, you guys and Critical Drinker are both by far my fav youtube channels. Anytime I see a new upload by either of you guys it makes my day 😁
If you're 10 years old, not only does the super charged truck breaking out of it's own grave make perfect sense, it's obviously the coolest most badass thing you've ever seen. So, yes, I've seen this one and loved it.
Wow- you all are hilarious 🤣- this was my favorite episode, laughed my ass off, fun fact: Roger Ebert gave this 3.5 stars and a big thumbs up, while Gene Siskel gave it 2.5 (but he was always kind of a jerk off) 😂 thanks for this one!
As a 51 yr-old, who watched this (and many of the ones you've done) in the theaters - the most amusing parts are when ya'll mis-pronounce (or totally butcher) the names or guess something incorrectly - "The guy from Chips", "Emilio", "Erik Estrada", "McKade", all of them . Seriously, though, I love seeing how much enjoyment you all get watching them. We had the same smiles on our faces when they were originally shown. We new it was cheese, but since that was such a big part of the 80s diet it was ok :)
This was absolutely hilarious! I loved it. This movie is a totally epic fav. Also, that "chips dude" is Robert Beltran. I NEVER realized it was him until now. He played the first officer on Star Trek Voyager.
Men who cant grow chest hair need to watch this movie because you will instantly have chest hair afterwards there is so much testosterone coming out of the TV.
I remember watching this as a kid and the most iconic thing about this movie was when Chuck Norris drove his truck out of a grave. I've never forgotten that moment and I'll remember it for the rest of my life.
My wife and I love your show. She has expressed to me countless times how much you (Jason) remind her of me pertaining to how we analyze and enjoy movies. You all are amazing and I would love nothing more than to watch a wonderfully awful movie with you all over a good beer. Cheers. 🍻
@@JasonBrant did you use some green screen trickery for getting her in front of you? I get real weird uncanny valley vibes from this setup since you seem to be in front of her with your legs. I don't get it
Chuck Norris acting was great in Lone Wolf McQuade. Can't act that tought without being that tough. David Carradine's acting wasn't bad either. He didn't choke, so that's a plus.
Just some odd fun facts: the crossbow chuck uses, is a Barnett Commando (it was a self cocking model that hinged in the middle, with 2 little arms that draw the string...my father loved this movie so much he bought an exact copy) as far as chuck kicking in Jean's...he actually had his own line of blue Jean's designed during his time so that he could still kick.
I was 7 years old when I watch this with dad and my god this movie was so awesome. Hated his dog dying and I really wanted a supercharged Bronco. You guys should watch Silent Rage another Chuck Norris movie this is actually horror. I don't want to say much more but seriously it's underrated!! Thanks for this and all your guys videos!
Great episode! I've seen these movies as a kid. Revisiting them as an adult is such a good time. Watching this felt like hanging with friends as I did it. Great stuff!
There was going to be a sequel to "Time Bandits" but the actor who played Wally became paralyzed do to an accident and the other lead committed suicide. R2D2 was in it as well.
I love it the most when they are all together. They really do like each other. Great friends. I’m a little jealous. Thank you for all the entertaining videos. This one made me laugh so much.
'Hangin' with David Carradine' was the name of a team at a bar trivia night I was at, immediately after "the incident" occurred. The crowd was half gasps and half roaring laughter when they said the team name. I was on the roaring laughter side.🤣
This was a fun video! A classic Western-Action-Martial Arts hybrid that still ranks as one of Chuck's best. Fun fact: Chuck had those jeans special made so he could perform the kicks in them without ripping. Century Products would go on to shill those jeans in martial arts magazines for years. I had the pleasure of communicating with director Steve Carver on Facebook over the years and he was really proud of this one. RIP, Steve... Aside from someone else mentioning SILENT RAGE (1982)--which you should screen, I highly recommend AN EYE FOR AN EYE (1981, also Steve Carver), FORCED VENGEANCE (1982), A FORCE OF ONE (1979) and THE OCTAGON (1980). These movies represent Chuck at his most fertile martial arts phase!
This video had everything, the commentary was legendary! So fun hanging out with you guys. This Chuck Norris movie was around the same time as the "Missing in Action" trilogy he did. I also think he and Carridine did a movie together on the same side it might have been the first Missing In Action can't remember. I grew up watching everything 80's action with my dad way before I should have been lol
Many years ago I ran into David Carradine in a car park when he was a guest at Dragoncon. Ended up talking to him for a while as we smoke..............cigarettes.........
For anyone thinking, "lay off Carradine"...IMHO, this needs to stay out there. This guy was doing the suffocation thing for decades (according to people who knew him) and even with all of that experience, he still F'd it up and died. People who might consider trying this should know that.
So much fun here! 😆 First thing I noticed was Dave's blanket (about which I will admit, I'm jealous). I lost count of the Carradine jokes after 15 or 16, well done! Non-stop over the top action and me almost pissing myself laughing. Another great video!
Hey! You said you couldn't do all 4 of you! Did anyone else notice that when he found out his daughter was hurt, he wasn't anywhere nearly as upset and vengeful as he was when he found out his wolf was killed?
I think she is green screened in. The perspective is weird, though they seem to interact with each other, but that could be done with some choreography. I'd love to see a different angle of the setup
This was fabulous. Another tie to Friday the 13th besides Kane Hodder: Dana Kimmell (Pt 3) was the daughter. Also: There is officially no more reason Off-Cam Pam should be Off-Cam anymore! The five of y'all together are a perfect band. No need to constrict the talent!
Ah, yes...the Mormon from Part 3 who insisted they take a lot of the sex and violence out of the movie....as if she ran things and that movie wouldn't exist without her (?)
So glad I found this channel. Been watching you guys for a while now. I love cheesy movies and it's so fun watching them with you guys, really feels like I'm watching there with you guys.
Is one of the first action movies I seen with my parents when we first got cable after moving here from Mexico in 1980 I will never forget this movie it's one of my favorite movies of all time specially when they bury him alive and he digs out of the hole with this turbocharged 77 Jimmy Blazer
This is so good! Slight correction - Chuck isn't using an Uzi... it looks like a MAC-11. (MAC-10s and MAC-11s have a pretty distinctive wire stock that folds over the top of the weapon when not extended)
I think Lola was basically forced to go with the flow given her speech at the end how Carradine killed her man to make her his financial partner and took her regardless. But I do like the bit where he is cut up after killing her too.
One day, while on set, a Rattlesnake bit Chuck Norris...the snake died three days later. That's how tough Chuck Norris is! Cheers SGIB. 🇨🇦 Oh yeah that anonymous guy is Eric Estrada. 🇨🇦
Unfortunately, I had to censor the majority of the Carradine jokes because of good ol' TH-cam. After trying to figure out what could stay and what couldn't, I just took most of them out. Riki-Oh was demonetized last week, so I couldn't risk not getting paid two episodes in a row. My apologies. Hopefully you can still infer the jokes.
No need to get hung up on it. I can see how TH-cam would be at the end of your rope and get you all choked up.
I will take whatever you have to offer. Riki-Oh was am amazing.
youtube is a bitch
I'm really not that sad about that. This is a good movie, one of my favorites, and I was really looking forward to the team talking about it. Having the episode about it being riddled with tired, over used jokes about a man's.. unfortunate death, well it stunk.
meh, we (or at least me) can read lips. ;p if anything it's like the Bad Lip Reading channel and we can fill in the blanks on our own :P
David Carradine' performance is breathtaking, especially as the story builds up to its climax. A worthy notch in Mr Carradine's acting belt.
*claps*
Sir........You know exactly what you did.
Yes
Things escalated so rapidly and then- an abrupt end. You could say that he came and then he went.
Beautiful 🤣
Robert Beltran played the DPS deputy. He later went on to play Commander Chakotay on Star Trek: Voyager
Thanks.
LOL! You beat me to it!
Yup. I was screaming, "It's Chakotay!"
Beltran was also a lead in the movie “Night of the Comet” which should be put on their SBIG list also. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_of_the_Comet
@@JasonBrant He was also in the tasteless black comedy ''Eating Raoul', with B-movie minor royalty Paul Bartel and Mary Woronov.
I love how the barbarians sound is still in all these episodes. Really the highlight of the episodes for me! Hahah
It might be here to stay.
@@JasonBrant Good! I can't think of a funnier 'censor' sound to use. Keep it forever.
@@JasonBrant I associate that sound with your channel and it's so fitting as a censor sound lol
I don't know how David Carradine missed Chuck Norris from 10 feet away. When his life was on the line, he choked
Jesus 🤣
Because he choked when he accidwntally hit the ex. He still cared.
"No, YOU don't eat coconuts she puts in your fridge! You drink beer -- out of the garbage -- like a man!"
Just when he couldn't get any more comfortable, he breaks out the blanket! Best friend ever on the left!
I'm really glad you guys did this movie. The jeans that Chuck is wearing he actually sold in the Century catalog back in the early 80's he wore them in a lot of his movies. My mom bought me a pair when I was 9 😁 David Carradine also sent some Chuck's stuntmen to the hospital because he had no control during the fight scenes. He also really hit the girl that played Chuck's daughter. And apparently both chuck and David didn't get along. And chuck warned him that if David hit him the face during a fight scene Chuck was going to retaliate
They both seem like they have overwhelming personalities that wouldn’t mesh very well. I wouldn’t mind seeing them really duke it out though
According to the director they practicality did. 😆
You mean Carradine wasn't a martial artist? 🤣
@@JasonBrant😆 he was never a Shaolin Monk either 🤣😆
@@TheGemini35 well, he WAS working on his breathing exercises....
22:54 Dave: They... killed... the wolf! (Kisses the pooch) Nobody's gonna hurt you! Get under the blankie!
Also, it's amazing how Barbara Carrera was in this gem and a Bond girl in the same year...
Sure thing since she is "very talented" 😄
One of Chucks stunt doubles...
Aaron Norris, his brother.
Yep, the only guy who could do Chuck stunts too dangerous for Chuck...
His Big Brother.
Who was also a producer on many of the movies.
His brother was his stunt double? I didn't know that. Thanks for the info!
@hakirimas Lmao.
The Canon guys needed to finish their movies AND keep the insurance guys quiet.
But you're right...
I think Aaron spent a LOT more time being a producer than he ever did being Chucks stand in.
Didn't he also direct a bunch of his 90s movies, too? Like Side Kicks?
@@B.-T. Yes, he did. In fact, Side Kicks is getting an upcoming 4K/ Blu Ray release from Vinegar Syndrome later this month.
Chuck was the oldest son. Aaron is his little brother.
Loved this. The constant laughter and jokes with you all were hilarious.
Thanks, John!
The true power of a Chuck Noris was finally revealed in this movie. The constant influx and baptism in beer and mud 😆
The constant beer chugging cracked me up.
They should've put a "power level: 9000!" on the screen when he dumps the beer on himself. Ah..missed opportunities..
Every time I see David Carradine I feel a little choked up.
🤣 🤣
I see what you did there
Oh damn.. Its like it could almost kill you
Supposedly Chuck got majorly pissed at Carradine who he thought was unprofessional and dangerous as he kept hitting and injuring stunt people in fight scenes. You have to remember he was chosen for Kung Fu because he was a dancer and could do high kicks and it wasn't till later he did any training unlike Norris who was a professional martial artist
4.25 minutes in and I'm shouting at the screen. Chakotay!! Voyager!! You guys liven up my Sunday evenings. 😆
🤣 Thanks.
11:44 That's Barbara Carrera! James Bond shot her with his rocket pen in "Never Say Never Again" and she was the love interest in "Condorman".
Lovely new video, guys. Your good mood is contagious.
I would hate to tie us up with negative discourse, but I am at the end of my rope with all these tasteless David Carradine jokes. I get all choked up when I think about his last moments on Earth, and here you are exploiting the way he hung it up. It's really hitting below the belt, even if the belt was positioned unusually high in this case.
My apologies 🤣
I wouldn't hang around for anymore Paul...
Relax, Paul... It was just a choke.
🤣😂🤣 Fuck me this is funny! Or I mean DEADLY SERIOUS!
Omg these comments!
One of my favorite movies growing up, my father loved Chuck Norris and this was one of his favorites as well. This movie brings a lot of memories of my late father. Thanks for this one!
I like C.N a lot,as far as martial arts goes Chuck is the real deal.
Had a really good time this week. Glad to see everyone together. I get all choked up to think of how many actors we have lost too soon. But we all must make that trip. The trip to that rafter-suspended swing in the sky
🤣 🤣 Nice, Cody!
This was so good. Good to see all the gang together. The dog stroking cuts cracked me up! Thanks so much to everyone!
Thanks! We had a ton of fun with this one.
Chuck Norris and Lance Armstrong recently had a who's got the most testicles contest.
Chuck Norris won by five.
If you've never seen Silent Rage, that one is pretty hilarious. It's basically like 'What if you made a slasher movie, but with Chuck Norris instead of Doctor Loomis?'
I always get that one confused with the hero and the terror
And the guy they brought back to life had no soul....like Disney Star Wars.
So a short film?
Patrick Swayze: "Nobody puts Baby in a corner"
Jason Brant....puts Baby in a rolling office chair.
🤣 Yeah, well...
@@JasonBrant it was great, the cool Mom with the noisy kids in the backseat set, is coming along nicely
I have only discovered this gem of a TH-cam channel and have spent the last few days binge watching videos! Love the content guys. Dave proper cracks me up, he’s quality! Can’t wait to see more!
Chuck Norris is so tough, he sleeps with a pillow under his gun. 😄
i love how yall kept trying to come up with Erik Estrada, but got to Emilio Estavez.. LOL
Your channel is awsome I recently subscribed, its so cool when you all sit down together and watch and joke around. Thanks to you jason, Dave, Brian, Erin, and off cam pam.
Thanks, Martin! Glad to have you aboard with us!
Not surprised TH-cam made you censor yourselves - they're really choking the life out of smaller channels.
Still, it is nice to see the whole gang hanging out together, enjoying Chuck Norris leaving people out of breath and writing in pain (as Batman changed back into Bruce Wayne... but Chuck saw through his disguise, and crushed Batman's head in between his thighs...)
🤣 🤣
So much better than my version of this joke. Well played.👏👏👏
🤣nice one
@@JasonBrant that wasn't Eric Estrada it was Robert Beltran from Star Trek Voyager!
I almost choked when I saw David Carradine was in this. His screen presence has a stranglehold on me. He's neck and neck with Chuck Norris as my favorite filmic performer, but I prefer when Carradine performs alone. He should have starred in World's Greatest Dad instead of Robin Williams.
l see this rssrsrs
I thought Dave was going to lose his mind when he saw Carradine's name.
Carradine's final performance was..... breathtaking.
I'll see myself out.
🤣 🤣 you take my breath away with your chok.... ahhh sorry i meant jokes
I can't wait until they review Death Race 2000.
It seems like you guys have an absolute blast making this videos and I just have to say it’s even more entertaining watching you guys have the time of your lives. I just want to thank you all and please keep up the amazing work
I love that the editing adds at least as much comedy as the actual commentary itself. Kudos!
There is just something about the old school stunt work in the movies that used practical effects that can't be replicated. There was a Burt Reynolds movie the folks took us to back in the day called Hooper, and it was a love letter to the American Stuntman. It featured a young Jan Michael Vincent a few years after his turns in a Disney movie and a hitman in The Mechanic, and before his demons took over, his star was rising. He was good in this flick as a young stuntman coming in, and there are some great cameos. I think you guys would like it, as it seems to track right up your alley. And with the practical stunt work in it, the final sequence had to be shot all in one take with no room for error, and Reynolds insisted on doing a lot of his own stunt work in that and other movies, especially the driving sequences.
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There's another Reynolds movie from back in the day called Stick. It doesn't get the greatest of reviews, but it is a fun time. One of the bad guys in the movie was played by a stunt man, and he did a stunt later on in the movie that was a world record at the time, and hadn't been performed without safety equipment before, if I remember correctly. He ad libbed what happened during the fall, and while people on the ground were congratulating him on surviving the stunt he was asking if they got the shot. Stuntmen sure are a different breed.
When I was a kid, I really liked Malone, Stick, Heat, Sharkey’s Machine, even Gator and White Lightning. I remember Hooper; it was definitely Burt and Hal Needham’s tribute to stuntmen, as they both worked as stuntmen early in their careers.
Haven't heard of either of those. I'll check them out, thanks. Love me some good stunt work.
Stuntmen need their own Oscar category.
@@JasonBrant You stick with me, kid. I'll introduce you to a bunch of older movies you haven't heard of. Maybe even some newer ones. I do love me some B Movies and am always drawn to good stunt work. And because of my Dad's influence, I'm drawn to Western cinema as well.
@@JasonBrant seriously, the stunt work in Hooper and Stick is Elite level high water mark work. Definitely worth checking out on the channel for 80's cheese factor.
Been waiting so long for someone to do a proper reaction to this movie. I love it. The truck in the ground scene made it to my top 10 WTF movie car scene lists. LOL, I love the crap out of that moment. Apparently it was real beer and Chuck said in Black Belt magazine he burnt his eyes pouring that stuff over him.
"Does he think he knows how cool he is?" Should be: Does cool know how Chuck Norris it is?
Off cam pam "i wonder where this was filmed" - El Paso , Tx
"What beer is he drinking?" - Pearl - Local to Tx. (and yes, if you're over 40 and "Texas country" , you've had a Pearl at one point. Also great for soaking into deer corn for hog hunting ) :P
Awesome episode. It makes me really happy you all enjoyed reacting to this. Whenever I think of this movie, Chuck flooring his truck escaping his burial is what comes to mind. It's one of my favorite scenes of all time.
Chuck Norris is a monument! And Dave stroking his "dog" all along .. almost soiled myself on this one guys! Awesome video!
I need to go to sleep to work the graveyard shift and I'm addicted to binge watching this channel right now lol
Loved this one Jason. I was one of the ones telling you that you had to watch this if you liked Invasion USA, so great to see you guys watched it. But I do have to say, I felt bad for Erin...she was crying when they killed his wolf :( Just tell her the wolf was fine like you did about the armadillo lol. Keep the vids coming man, you guys and Critical Drinker are both by far my fav youtube channels. Anytime I see a new upload by either of you guys it makes my day 😁
If you're 10 years old, not only does the super charged truck breaking out of it's own grave make perfect sense, it's obviously the coolest most badass thing you've ever seen. So, yes, I've seen this one and loved it.
Wow- you all are hilarious 🤣- this was my favorite episode, laughed my ass off, fun fact: Roger Ebert gave this 3.5 stars and a big thumbs up, while Gene Siskel gave it 2.5 (but he was always kind of a jerk off) 😂 thanks for this one!
Thanks, Scott. Siskel didn't understand fun, apparently.
As a 51 yr-old, who watched this (and many of the ones you've done) in the theaters - the most amusing parts are when ya'll mis-pronounce (or totally butcher) the names or guess something incorrectly - "The guy from Chips", "Emilio", "Erik Estrada", "McKade", all of them .
Seriously, though, I love seeing how much enjoyment you all get watching them. We had the same smiles on our faces when they were originally shown. We new it was cheese, but since that was such a big part of the 80s diet it was ok :)
This was absolutely hilarious! I loved it. This movie is a totally epic fav.
Also, that "chips dude" is Robert Beltran. I NEVER realized it was him until now. He played the first officer on Star Trek Voyager.
LMAO! Rewatched this movie last week and thought it would be perfect for your channel and now it’s here. Made my day, keep up the great work!
Been watching you guys since a week, love it. Best laugh in a while
Thanks!
This show is such a gem, i love it, you deeserve a ton more subscribers, best regards from Russia!
Men who cant grow chest hair need to watch this movie because you will instantly have chest hair afterwards there is so much testosterone coming out of the TV.
That's true! It happend to me!
I remember watching this as a kid and the most iconic thing about this movie was when Chuck Norris drove his truck out of a grave. I've never forgotten that moment and I'll remember it for the rest of my life.
The most shocking thing about Chuck Norris is that he just turned 82 🤔
Chuck Norris is ageless. It's the world that ages around him.
The dude is a beast.
He's 84
@marksoquet8626 yes.. now, 2 years later he is 🤣 true
Another glorious Sunday morning with another glorious movie!!!! Thanks, guys!!!
Thanks, dude! See ya tonight!
@@JasonBrant Glorious News! My copy of Riki-Oh just showed up in the mail!!! Don't have time for it now, but it's the next thing I'm watching!!!
@@JasonBrant waited til a friend came over, screened Riki-Oh, he loved it! I forget how much I spent on this, but I don't care, radical!
Happy birthday, Jason! Love the Zoolander reference by Dave at the beginning
Thanks, Jake!
My wife and I love your show. She has expressed to me countless times how much you (Jason) remind her of me pertaining to how we analyze and enjoy movies. You all are amazing and I would love nothing more than to watch a wonderfully awful movie with you all over a good beer. Cheers. 🍻
Thanks, Travis! Your wife sounds like she has vast intelligence and impeccable taste 🤣
@@JasonBrant haha. I like your thinking. I give her a mountain of credit for being able yo put up with an insufferable movie nerd like me.
@@JasonBrant did you use some green screen trickery for getting her in front of you? I get real weird uncanny valley vibes from this setup since you seem to be in front of her with your legs. I don't get it
That is the hypnotically beautiful Barbara Carrere! She was in the abysmal Thunderball rip off 007 film Never Say Never Again!
830am in Alaska, coffee and dabs ready, let's do this!!!
Hope you got some laughs.
@@JasonBrant hopefully more during the livestream!!!
Chuck Norris acting was great in Lone Wolf McQuade. Can't act that tought without being that tough. David Carradine's acting wasn't bad either. He didn't choke, so that's a plus.
LOVE this buried alive scene. It's like Chuck pushing this poor Ramcharger from the ground himself sitting inside.
Just some odd fun facts:
the crossbow chuck uses, is a Barnett Commando
(it was a self cocking model that hinged in the middle, with 2 little arms that draw the string...my father loved this movie so much he bought an exact copy)
as far as chuck kicking in Jean's...he actually had his own line of blue Jean's designed during his time so that he could still kick.
Same crossbow Ms Havelock uses in "For your eyes only".
I need those jeans.
@@JasonBrant You have kicks like that??
Check them out, they were called "Chuck Norris action jeans"
(Of course they were)
Do you like watching The Slingshot Channel on YT? Some amazing stuff being done with crossbows these days.
@@jjryan1352 that's the "let me show you it's features" guy, yeah?
Very cool stuff
Just found the channel, I'm actually amazed you guys don't have more subscribers!! great content, and I'm super happy to be here.
I was 7 years old when I watch this with dad and my god this movie was so awesome. Hated his dog dying and I really wanted a supercharged Bronco. You guys should watch Silent Rage another Chuck Norris movie this is actually horror. I don't want to say much more but seriously it's underrated!! Thanks for this and all your guys videos!
Thanks, Jesse! Silent Rage is on the list. You gonna make the livestream tonight?
@@JasonBrant Yes I am!
It's a Dodge Ram Charger 🐏 .... not a Ford Bronco.
Your comic relief sidekick has the most excellent cheekbone structure, ever.
Well now we know the secret of Chuck Norris and his power: cheap 80s beer! That's probably what was also fueling his super truck.
That dude pounded beer nonstop.
Yet his liver actually became stronger!
Great episode! I've seen these movies as a kid. Revisiting them as an adult is such a good time. Watching this felt like hanging with friends as I did it. Great stuff!
Another great episode! Nice to see the whole gang "hanging" out together! Enjoy your birthday!
🤣 Thanks!
It's crazy how much Chuck looks like Clint Eastwood in this movie.
31:29 Poor Brian! That "belt" fed joke was good but everyone missed it...
2:35 Well.....this one went off the rails pretty quick 😂
You guys are the greatest!
Little dude was from Time Bandits. Played Wally l believe. Lol good villain.
There was going to be a sequel to "Time Bandits" but the actor who played Wally became paralyzed do to an accident and the other lead committed suicide. R2D2 was in it as well.
@marksoquet8626 WOW didn't know that.
Loved that you both jumped all over Brain for disparaging the CROSSBOW! 🤣🤣🤣
I heard David Carradine was a really cool guy to hang out with.
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A lot better than Kurt Cobain. He was always shooting his mouth off.
Yes!!! The whole gang! Thanks once again for making my Sunday a little more bearable.
That is not Eric Estrada. Its Robert Beltran. He was on Star Trek Voyager
🤣 We know it isn't Eric Estrada. We just thought it looked like him.
Also in the classic "night of the comet"
@@JasonBrant they could be brothers- looks just like ponch
@@scottguanci7806 Yeah. that would be a good one for this channel.
@@andymachala999 Absolutely!
I love it the most when they are all together. They really do like each other. Great friends. I’m a little jealous. Thank you for all the entertaining videos. This one made me laugh so much.
7:35 Robert Beltran who played Chakotay on Star Trek Voyager.
Thanks.
The score for this movie is phenomenal.
I LOVE the movie. It's my favorite of Chuck's period. Watched it as a 5 year old and never looked back since.
I loved it.
Happy Easter and Happy Birthday!
Thanks, Sonny! Happy Easter. You gonna make the stream tonight?
@@JasonBrant yes. See u!!
Let me guess, there were a lot of choking jokes in this video? Can't believe that YT would leave such a great channel hanging like this
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'Hangin' with David Carradine' was the name of a team at a bar trivia night I was at, immediately after "the incident" occurred. The crowd was half gasps and half roaring laughter when they said the team name. I was on the roaring laughter side.🤣
Now that's hilarious!
This was a fun video! A classic Western-Action-Martial Arts hybrid that still ranks as one of Chuck's best. Fun fact: Chuck had those jeans special made so he could perform the kicks in them without ripping. Century Products would go on to shill those jeans in martial arts magazines for years. I had the pleasure of communicating with director Steve Carver on Facebook over the years and he was really proud of this one. RIP, Steve... Aside from someone else mentioning SILENT RAGE (1982)--which you should screen, I highly recommend AN EYE FOR AN EYE (1981, also Steve Carver), FORCED VENGEANCE (1982), A FORCE OF ONE (1979) and THE OCTAGON (1980). These movies represent Chuck at his most fertile martial arts phase!
lol I had to scroll through the comments to see if anyone else remembered those jeans!
@@michaelscott8845 Back when Big Macs came in styrofoam containers and gasoline was cheap!
This video had everything, the commentary was legendary! So fun hanging out with you guys. This Chuck Norris movie was around the same time as the "Missing in Action" trilogy he did. I also think he and Carridine did a movie together on the same side it might have been the first Missing In Action can't remember. I grew up watching everything 80's action with my dad way before I should have been lol
Many years ago I ran into David Carradine in a car park when he was a guest at Dragoncon. Ended up talking to him for a while as we smoke..............cigarettes.........
Very cool! I bet he smoked a lot of... cigarettes...
35:09 I never got a good look at them before but flattop does have a spectacular pair of knock hers
For anyone thinking, "lay off Carradine"...IMHO, this needs to stay out there.
This guy was doing the suffocation thing for decades (according to people who knew him) and even with all of that experience, he still F'd it up and died.
People who might consider trying this should know that.
You know what they say? Give a man enough rope...
Too late for Kenny from South Park.
@@starsiegeplayer See? It only takes once.
So much fun here! 😆
First thing I noticed was Dave's blanket (about which I will admit, I'm jealous). I lost count of the Carradine jokes after 15 or 16, well done! Non-stop over the top action and me almost pissing myself laughing. Another great video!
Hey! You said you couldn't do all 4 of you! Did anyone else notice that when he found out his daughter was hurt, he wasn't anywhere nearly as upset and vengeful as he was when he found out his wolf was killed?
I think she is green screened in. The perspective is weird, though they seem to interact with each other, but that could be done with some choreography.
I'd love to see a different angle of the setup
Awesome Work Guys as Always 👍👍👍😎 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸
I love seeing all 4 of you!!! I am now going to watch the schlock! Does Dave and Brian flip a coin who gets to sit in the first chair?
Their chair negotations before the episodes are pretty funny.
@@JasonBrant oughtta add that to one of your videos 🤣🤣🤣
I think a Stallone “Over The Top” arm wrestling contest would rule ! Lol
This movie is a holodeck sim that Chakotay loaded up on his way through the Delta quadrant.
This was fabulous. Another tie to Friday the 13th besides Kane Hodder: Dana Kimmell (Pt 3) was the daughter. Also: There is officially no more reason Off-Cam Pam should be Off-Cam anymore! The five of y'all together are a perfect band. No need to constrict the talent!
Thanks. She doesn't want to appear on camera, which works because I'm running out of space to fit everyone.
Ah, yes...the Mormon from Part 3 who insisted they take a lot of the sex and violence out of the movie....as if she ran things and that movie wouldn't exist without her (?)
So glad I found this channel. Been watching you guys for a while now. I love cheesy movies and it's so fun watching them with you guys, really feels like I'm watching there with you guys.
Chuck Norris doesn’t make bad movies, you just reviewed the wrong movies! ……someone had to say it. 😂
We've loved both his movies so far.
@17:10 it was filmed in and around El Paso Tx
The gang is back and Dave looks nice and comfy 😂
He's so old. 🤣
Is one of the first action movies I seen with my parents when we first got cable after moving here from Mexico in 1980 I will never forget this movie it's one of my favorite movies of all time specially when they bury him alive and he digs out of the hole with this turbocharged 77 Jimmy Blazer
The combination of beer, supercharger, and Chuck Norris made it impossible to keep that truck in the ground.
This is so good!
Slight correction - Chuck isn't using an Uzi... it looks like a MAC-11.
(MAC-10s and MAC-11s have a pretty distinctive wire stock that folds over the top of the weapon when not extended)
Close! It was a MAC-10! Good eye!
www.imfdb.org/wiki/Lone_Wolf_McQuade
Thanks!
@@codykelton1384 Thanks Cody - It is pretty hard to tell them apart without a ruler.
@@BatCaveOz The Mac-11 upper is narrower in width compared to the 10
The thumbnail picture with chucks chest hair is a masterpiece!
I think Lola was basically forced to go with the flow given her speech at the end how Carradine killed her man to make her his financial partner and took her regardless. But I do like the bit where he is cut up after killing her too.
That was my impression too, but we were talking through the entire movie.
One day, while on set, a Rattlesnake bit Chuck Norris...the snake died three days later.
That's how tough Chuck Norris is!
Cheers SGIB. 🇨🇦
Oh yeah that anonymous guy is Eric Estrada. 🇨🇦
Chuck took off his belt in the last fight because he knew his belt was the only thing that could kill Carradine...
TH-cam cried on that one
One of my favorite movies!! Filmed in my home city of El Paso TX!!! Awesome!!