The Truth behind Van Damme's Cyborg will Shock You! / Greatest Post-Apocalyptic movie ever!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this video, writer/director Sheldon Lettich (Bloodsport, Lionheart, Double Impact) and I discuss the Van Damme cult-classic Cyborg. The true story behind the film is shocking in many ways!
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I freaking love Cyborg. Very underrated. Fender is one of my fav villains.
Cyborg is so underrated!!
It's one of the most entertaining and exciting action movies ever made. It has such a great atmosphere! I absolutely love it.
Its no trash its a masterpiece digga
💯 i agree 💪🏼💪🏼
yep, I wouldn't put it as best overall in post apocalypse genre but for B grade sci-action adventure movies it's near the top for sure
also it's memorable and is one of Van Damme's best films
even though we tend to cite Escape From New York and Mad Max more commonly as the best apocalypse movies, Cyborg deserves to be mentioned as well
My favorite character was the Villain "Fender" (Vincent Klyn) , his look was just badass! "I like the death, I like the Misery.. I like this world!" Fender's opening scene dialogue starting the film! 💥
@@darthXreven well, it's a high quality bit of entertainment from the second rate bucket, but really not worthy of the crazy praise from this peanut gallery... people have gone insane in here over these cheesy flicks, they're fun and that's all they're meant to be.
Cyborg is actually my favorite Van Damme movie. It's so unique and dark, and atmospheric. It really shows you Van Damme's potential as an actor as well.
Hey VS you asked my question!👍
Potential as action movie...stop !
Mine too
Me too bro, best JCVD flick for sure. Albert Pyun directing a young van damme in his prime was awesome
Double Impact, Lion Heart and Cyborg are Vandamme Classics and i grew up loving these films, especially BloodSport, my favourite Vandamme movie! 💯
"THIS IS NOT COCAINE THIS IS SUGAR" I've lived my life following this advice.
the quest???
@@skobywankenobi lionheart noice! Burn em up boys!
Well Sheldon lettich directed bloodsport so thanks to him and van Dammne it was a classic movie
Universal soldier too
Albert Pyun just died yesterday, on my birthday. Rest in peace. Your memory lives on in the movies you gave us.
I didn't even knew he died til I read your comment. Rest In 🕊️✌️
I actually got to meet Mr. Pyun, some years back at a Con in Kentucky. I remember telling him how surprised I was learning the film was shot in North Carolina. I figured from the landscapes that the film was shot in the Philippines, but Nope it was shot in Wilmington, NC
Fender scared the crap out of me when I was a kid. A truly terrifying villan.
Yes!
Same
The whole atmosphere of the movie was terrifying one of his best films
I saw Cyborg in the theater with my father and friend in 1989 when I was 9 and a half years old. It was in March of 1989. They used the costumes from "Masters Of The Universe 2" for Cyborg. As a kid growing up in the 80's Cyborg will always have a special place in my heart. Cyborg is one of Van Damme.s best all time films in my opinion. Good interview with Sheldon. Much respect to you Viking Samurai.
You weren’t 9 1/2 u were 9
Master of the universe 2 never even herd of it or saw it
Now I herd of it i Google it and said they canceled masters of the universe 2 and decided to recycle ♻️ the costumes and save money use it for Cyborg and it was a good movie
I was 9 when this came out too and felt exactly the same
So you watch RLM too eh?
Fender was a very underrated villain
Fun interview. Lifetime Van Damme fan, and I always loved Cyborg.
I’m still mad he didn’t do new interviews for cyborg for the new blue ray
I love cyborg and I watched it million times and I still love it til today.
Cyborg,Double Impact and Time Cop are my all time fav JCVD movies it shows how his acting progressed
Cyborg is beautifully shot. The water scenes, the post apocalyptic feel was terrific.
True ,even though its poopy water 💩 the sewer fight is intense . that and the ending fight in the rain is the highlights for me .:)
@@BUTTERFLY-hh7nxfor me too
That scene with the split where he's above the guy with his knife was legendary growing up.
There's no denying that Gibson Rickenbacker is one of the most epic action hero names of all time!
Someone might have had guitars on the mind 🤣
@@ProgSnob14 You may be right!
@@MatrixCobretti It's true, Fender is also a guitar name and Pearl is a drum brand.
@@trustobey1016 I didn't think of that until you said it, but you're absolutely right. Good observation!
Vincent klyn is still the most badass looking villian ever.
Another memorable moment (for me, at least), is the split he does in this movie.
Cyborg is my favorite JCVD movie. The fight sequences and synth score are top shelf stuff.
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Cyborg Is just my favorite 80s van damme movie!!
The ending fight vs Vincent Klein IS unforgetable!!
When I was a teen back in the early 1990s there was this local gang leader who was around 16 years old and looked like a young Fender. After hearing him talk( he sounded like he was trying to do the Fender voice), I asked him if he watched Cyborg before and he said it was his favorite film😆
Wow that's hilarious, cool and scary at the same time 🤣🤣🤣
Nice!
🤣
WHAT!?! Bobby from Renegade redubbed Fender's voice? I had no idea whatsoever that that was the case! I'm telling you, Sheldon is the master of storytelling!
well you don't know much about your uncle
Sheldon do you brah
My friends and I have always considered this to be Jean Claudes best! I can't believe people didn't like it!
I have a soft spot in my heart for Cyborg. It was like the 3rd or 4th VHS I ever owned. I payed $15 for it out of my first paycheck from my first job while still in high school.
Awesome, money well spent!
Wow... what a story man. I never new that the villain voice was a voice over. Happy to hear Vandamme and Lettich took the movie and made it better. What a story , Love the film.
It never occurred to you that Fender and Warchild(Point Break) don't have the same voice, but are performed by the same actor?
The movies Cyborg and Point Break are 89 and 91 respectively.
I at first did not like Cyborg, but then again I first watched it as a kid. But later on as a young adult I came to appreciate it.
i remember awhile back reading on Wikipedia that Sheldon Lettich was an uncredited editor on Cyborg and i always wanted to know info about that and here it is 😉 thank you huge for asking these questions.
That’s also pretty awesome that Branscome Richmond did the dubbing for Fender! I never knew that before this interview segment!
I thought Fender’s voice sounded like Dolph Lundgren’s
Cyborg is a masterpiece. I wish it had a series back in the 90's. Maybe a collection of novels.
Double Impact needs a special edition with a Sheldon commentary.
I trained my entire life to make movies like the ones Sheldon has made. But now it's about effects not skill. This was a golden Era. So grateful for Mr.Lettich and his work.
Well said my friend.....
@@mauricebrocklehurst2358 we should still make these films. But less cheesy than the crap that is coming out now. If I had Seagals budget I could make something worth watching a few times.
Thats not allot but if you have the right guys and story its enough.
@@ashuosake2323 sorry mate, i had to delete that other comment because when I said me too, I only meant I was grateful 🙏 and not that I'd trained my whole life to make films, sorry about that.
But I am truly grateful for Sheldon's films.
Sheldon might be sick of watching Double Impact and it's totally understandable, but I can watch that film on repeat. Sheldon knows what looks cool on screen and some of the slo mo shots like JCVD crushing the glass in his hand at the club just look so damn good and add to the excitement for the audience. These interviews are brilliant 💪
I love double impact lol 😂
i grew up watching that movie nearly every day on vhs, the fact there is another version out there is nuts.
Cyborg (and Lionheart) is quite possibly my fave VD movie. I used to rewind the intro with the score (played at 11:30) and Fender talking (4:05) several times before letting the movie play on. Also used to rewind the part with the score playing and the pirate ship sailing before the camera went into the ship and showed everyone hanging out. Call me weird...but that shyt was cool, dark, and epic as hell to me lol. Outside of this...I agree...something was very special about Cyborg.
For me it was Cyborg,Lionheart & Timecop.
These talks with Sheldon are gold ! You are documenting history here, and you make it very interesting with your questions and laid back talk. Does Sheldon have a top 5 favorite movies he made ?
I second that great content Viking brother with you and sheldon
That’s the one with van damme that hit him famous bloodsport
This interview really speaks to the power to make, or break, a movie that editors have over a film!
I was always in love with the names in Cyborg. Gibson Rickenbacker, Nady Simmons, Fender Tremolo, Marshall Strat, Pearl Prophet, Roland Pick and Furman Vox....all name brands of music instruments,and equipment put together for character names. LoL 🤣
I hated JCVDs wig in the movie when He had long hair. It was so bad looking.
I thought the movie was great . I loved the barb wire/ well scene with the girl holding them up to keep them alive.
These are great interviews. Great Video 👍😁👍
Was absolutely one of my favorite movies when I was a kid. I was enthralled by the conceptualization of the story world.
Sword and Sorcerer and Cyborg are easily two of my favorite movies in my childhood
When asked my fave vandamme film, i surprisingly named cyborg rather than hard target, no retreat no surrender or double impact. Cyborg is unique amongst western cinema imo
First off my mind is officially blown finding out the true voice it Fender. Like wow 🤯🤯. Secondly, but not less important, to know that Jean Claude van Damme is the main reason why Cyborg is one of my favorite movies of all time. The action, the music, the iconic scenes, the hero who speaks more with actions than words. Thank you Albert Pyun for getting this movie made, but thank you van Damme for stitching it together. And THANK YOU for uploading this video, REALLY good stuff!!
I have a huge soft spot for Cyborg. Had it on VHS alongside Bloodsport on a double feature as a kid in the 90s then upgraded both to DVD. Loved the Kickboxer, Cyborg and Bloodsport series and still watch them regularly.
I've still got that double feature, along with hard to kill/Nico in WB white box 👍
@@bal5884 Was an awesome VHS must have watched it 100 times.
@@pearljam619 Same here mate 👍
Cyborg is one of my favorites. It is free on Tubi I just watched it again the other night. I think I enjoyed it even more than when I used to watch it because they don't make movies like Cyborg anymore.
Yeah I been on Tubi for the past month watching it. Can't get enough
Never get tired of watching this classic, it's in my blu Ray collection with all his early van damme movies 👌
Bloodsport, Kickboxer and Lionheart?
All classics
Sheldon and Jean Claude saved CYBORG - it’s such a classic, I would rate it as being equal to or better than Mad Max - the stories of Albert Pyun on directing that film are legendary. Soundtrack is amazing. Also Van Damme at the time of being offered CYBORG was also offered HE-MAN 2 or an AMERICAN NINJA sequel but he smartly chose to do CYBORG which has become one of his most iconic films along with BLOODSPORT, KICKBOXER and LIONHEART. Another amazing interview with Sheldon, thank you Viking Samurai for the awesome content. I agree with you, it’s one of the special movies from that period.
I think it would have been if the final fight between Gibson and Fender was better. That was a disappointment, to me
Yeah the fight with van Damme and fender could of been even longer but he came back again once he died
I agree. This was one of my parents’ favorite movies and they would always watch it. They had it on vhs and I would always watch it as as a kid for the fight scenes. Now as an adult I always get a nostalgic rush everytime I watch it and it’s one of my favorite movies of all time.
One of my favorite Van Damme films. The post apocalyptic setting is great. What I like is the sense of desperation during some of the chase/fight scenes. That sense of both brutal and desperate fight for survival in a dead world instead of "Super Cool Badass" outlaw they captured makes this one a film about "End of Humanity" genre movies I enjoy a ton.
Dude I absolutely loved Cyborg even till this day
Again, the Sheldon Lettich interview is very informative! I love hearing you guys talk! Bloodsport is one of the greatest movies ever!
Wow this is an amazing interview. Cyborg is such a cool movie. Fender was both so scary and charismatic. And yes, it was a good thing to revoice him.
Cyborg. Probably one of my favourite movies EVER💯‼️
Damn I did not know Cyborg was originally that bad. I love this movie it's a classic!
These interviews with Sheldon are just GOLDEN. It's fun to know the BTS stories about our favorite action films from the 80s and 90s.
I liked Cyborg. Fender was a scary looking guy. It’s a shame Vincent didn’t get more recognition. The final fight was a bit funny on how Fender went all psycho. He made that movie
Lionheart is such a good movie.
Cyborg is definitely in my top 3-4 JCVD films. I feel it gets forgotten about because it came out around the Bloodsport and Kickboxer times.
After watching this interview, I had to go back and watch a whole bunch of Cyborg scenes on RUclips. This is one of my favorite Van Damme movies next to Lion Heart, Kickboxer, and Blood Sport. The music they used was key and there was a real sense of danger in this movie. It's very underrated. BTW, I love your channel. It's so awesome for us who grew up in the 80s and early 90s. I appreciate your work so much. Looking forward to more success for you.
I was there at the event that Sheldon was referring to at the Egytpian Theater. It was great; thats how I met Sheldon and was able to speak with him briefly.
Real quick though, not sure if many are aware, but please keep Albert in your thoughts and prayers. Sadly, his wife Cynthia announced yesterday that he was moved to hospice. For me, Albert is the George Lucas of B movies... or George Lucas is the Alberty Pyun of big budget blockbusters. Albert has done so much in the industry and has left a lasting mark for his legacy.
Sorry to hear that about Albert.
Captain America with Ronny Cox was great!
I was so lost in the beginning of this video because I LOVE this movie. And I’m shocked because I thought Bloodsport was his highest selling movie.
Albert pyun directed cyborg not Sheldon. Van Damme and Sheldon became great friends with van Damme and made a lot of movies together. Sheldon heard about the screening of cyborg and told van Damme to save it cause A lot of people didn’t like it
My top 10 van damme movies are, cyborg, kickboxer, time cop,universal soldier,blood sport,in hell,death warrant, double impact, the quest, and double team.
What always disturbed me about Cyborg, was the scene where the girl has to pull her family up out of a pit with "barbed wire". That was so chilling.
I love all this stuff with Sheldon! Cyborg is under appreciated. There are a lot of good things about this film.
I absolutely LOVE Cyborg so much. I loved it before apocalyptic movies were even popular. The atmosphere of it is so gorgeous. I've been wanting a TRUE sequel for a long time... and to be honest, now would be the perfect time for Van Damme to make a sequel to it. Set it 30 years later. The Cure didn't work etc etc.... and Gibson Rickenbacker is an older wiser Slinger. (insert story) It would fit perfect with his current age. I've actually messaged Van Damme a few times on his Instagram about a Cyborg Sequel to his character Gibson... but of course no response. haha
Great movie! Vincent Klynn was the ultimate villan.
Cyborg has always been completely iconic. Especially how it begins. The voice fit perfectly with the villain, and the story was amazing. I loved all Van Damme's early stuff!
One thing I prefer from Pyun's cut is Tony Riparetti's music score. Kevin Bassinson's score sounded very cheap, even for the late 80s. Bassinsons score though has some great themes, very unnerving too. Ideal mix would be to have some of Riparetti's score on the theatrical cut
Sheldon Lettich should be paying you a fortune for advertising his Book lol 😆
Love these interviews with Sheldon Lettich they're really interesting and very informative in my opinion comedy martial arts only works if you're Jackie Chan.
There are some amazing cinematic scenes in Cyborg. The crucification from the ship mast, the Well scene and the awesome splits from above. Really good stuff.
Great scenes, fights are weak movie is awful
The 90s and 80s is what shaped movies today
Classic movie, I watched it at least 2-3 times a week as a kid. His side kick Mylie had amazing pair of umm... tools in the beach scene. Fender was my favorite villain in the Van Damme movies..
I remember, very young, going to the theater to watch this movie. Although I was a Van Dam fan I had usual b-movie expectations and was totally blown away by the movie. The direction, the cinematography, the characters and world building, the main villain, everything was on point.
Easily one of the best b action movies of all time.
In addition to the obvious re-editing Sheldon, JCVD, and crew did, that movie in its final form would not have the same impact without Kevin’s score, which is awesome. I absolutely love this movie; it’s actually the first JCVD movie I ever saw, and I saw it in a theater as well.
One of my favorite movies from back in the day . I love Van Damme.
This movie always resonated with me. It's world was gritty, dark and scary. It was "grounded sci-fi". A world with vague hints of advanced tech(Metal Gear Solid). It was also strange but awesome seeing Van Damme in a sci-fi movie(same with Time Cop). The scenes where Van Damme is crucified and the scene where the robot lady takes off her wig always stuck out me(especially the crucifixion scene). The villain also kept the tradition of Van Damme going up against scary/creepy looking villains. Me and a coworker always joked that Van Damme has the coolest Rogue's Gallery of villains lol. All scary looking, final boss tier guys.
To this day ! Fender is my alltime favorite bad guy. That has scared me for decades! To this day he gives me the creeps.
Hearing Sheldon talking about him being voiced because of a feminine voice... Just... Blew my freakin mind haha omfg :)
Instantly went and bought Sheldons book
O man i have watched that movie SO many times too. It was a special time in action movies. Van damme was my all time hero and inspiration at that time in life.
The bit where Van Dam kicks the car door open when he’s fighting the guy at the end, the guys scream had me in stitches 😂
That intro Monologue was everything !!! classic.
I just can't stop staring at Sheldon's eyebrows....
Cyborg is the new one mad max, original, incredible figh, script, good figths, and Van damme amazing....
Cyborg is a classic, love it. More great stories from the legend Sheldon 👍
I love this film! I must have watched it 100 times when I was a kid. In fact, I just watched it again 2 weeks ago. It's still amazing!
I remember Cyborg coming on regular TV and my older brother and I were huge Jean Claude Van Damme fans. I had to be about 5 or 6 years old and we were happy because we didn't have cable TV back then at that time, so it was an extra special time to have caught Cyborg on TV. My mom was cutting our hair at the kitchen table. One of my uncle's friend's had walked him to our front door and it was the last time I saw my uncle alive. What's crazy is that was exactly 30 years ago and I could still remember it like it was yesterday. My uncle was rushed to the hospital that night and my mom told us to just finish watching the movie. A part of me wanted to disobey her to see what was going on with my uncle out of concern but I also was obedient to my mother and I really wanted to finish the movie. After watching the movie and seeing JCVD being crucified and coming back avenging himself I honestly felt that anything was possible and I thought my uncle would bounce back. Later the next day my brother told me my uncle wouldn't be coming back home. Sorry for this type story but it's the memory that comes to mind when I think of that movie. A part of me felt bad for not getting involved and holding his hand or doing something and another part of me felt very grateful that I had jean Claude Van Damme to distract me from seeing my uncle like that. I honestly don't watch that particular movie of his because of the memories associated with it but after that I'm a huge fan still watching and owning mostly all of his later movies on VHS, DVD and I will go back and maybe try to watch cyborg on Blu-ray.
Certainly a unique experience and memory with that film. Sorry to hear about your uncle.
I’m glad I saw Cyborg in the theaters with my dad. Albert‘s two best films are Cyborg and the Sword and the Sorcerer. By the way I noticed the Cannon T-shirt haha, great 👍🏼
Cyborg VHS was one of those few movies my family owned when we first got a VCR, used to watch it like the Tropic Thunder gang watched "Simple Jack"
Pyun did a pretty decent movie with Olivier Gruner called Nemesis. It's actually quite similar to Cyborg..
The first movie was great, but I would skip the sequels.
@@Devilsblood I completely agree.
Gotta check it out
@@retrorapmusic It's free on Tubi right now.
@@MatrixCobretti alright THANK YOU!
As a youngling Vincent Klyn from Cyborg and Patrick Kilpatrock in Death Warrant were the scariest villains Van Damme had in his films.
My friend really digged this movie in the 90's and kept telling me to watch it. Couldn't sit through it.
Maybe one day.
vincent klynn as fender was one of the best villain he is underrated actor
Amazing story. Success of a movie is team work. Vandamme is great.
I'm not a big R.v.d.fan But cyborg is hands down One of the best movies of that Genre
Cyborg is one of my favourite Van Damme movie.
With terrific main villain.
I watched Slinger, and as a very passionate Cyborg fan, just the fact that I can see new clips in Slinger as well as new music/score that aren't in Cyborg, I truly appreciated the movie. I didn't even mind the fact that the new clips are in very poor quality.
I had watched Cybord at least 50 times as a kid, and I still watch it to this day. And now with Slinger available, I have seen it 4 times. I truly appreciate this piece of lost treasure.
Great job. This is probably Van Damme's best flick with Hard Target and Double impact! Congrats to this guy (Who's a legend) and Van Damme. Also the score... it's so unsetling
I was a kid and I remember one of the adults in my Dojo coming in Saturday after seeing Cyborg opening night in an inner city theatre.
He legit said the theatre was packed and EVERYONE was laughing out loud during the final fight scene.
That said , it speaks to the star power of a young JCVD that he could fill a theatre on a Friday with a C movie like Cyborg.
B movie bro. C'mon
You seem like one of the sane ones... people are becoming religious zealots for the nostalgia high on some pretty basic entertainment.
@@dman1848 gotta disagree, amigo .
Had Bloodsport not succeeded and /or had it a different star and Cyborg would probably have never seen the inside of a theatre .
Bs no way anyone laughed at that fight.
@@justinmacarrhur1924
The Sistine Chapel
The Pyramids Of Egypt
Gibson Rickenbacker - Fender Tremolo Final Fight
Basically the big three of Mankind’s Greatest Expressions of Enlightenment
I heard about the whole Masters of the Universe thing, but I had no idea how crazy the making of this movie was. You'd never no, knowing how well it works.
I truly enjoyed Cyborg. I saw the film at a friend's house around 1991 after hitting the gym (yeah, two 14 year olds coming back all pumped and thinking we were jacked as heck-lol!) and we saw it with his dad, since he rented it from the local video store close to where I lived. I believe it was Video World if im not wrong. Just the opening scene of the naked woman crucified and burnt on the stake at the same time, along with Fender's opening monolgue, kept me glued to my seat. And when JCVD did the split in the sewer overhead, and slashed Rolf Moeller (the big bodybuilder guy) from face to crotch with his blade, I never saw anything like that before at that time. And yes, the iconic crucifix scene is still one that we look back and remember with nostalgia. Yes, Cyborg is not the cup of tea for many people. I for one really enjoy it. You can tell that JCVD at that time was really hungry for success and he put everything on the line to become the icon he is today. Kudos, man. This is truly another great video.
I liked your story bro you just took me back to 1991 to Videoland in my hometown my brother and I would each get to pick one movie apiece and we'd have a little game sometimes and see who could pick out the most badass action film for the weekend
Still holding thumbs for a VS Van Damme interview. I don't care if we have to petition to make it happen!
I hope Van Damme wasn't serious about retiring soon. The guy is such an icon.
The movie cyborg. Is a core memory from my childhood. The barbed wire scene and the villains face.
I love Cyborg, such an entertaining movie. I've always been a big fan of Sheldon Lettich, love seeing your discussions with him. He directed my favorite JCVD film and one of my overall favorite movies, "Lionheart." Thanks for doing these interviews with Sheldon.
This movie is one of my childhood guilty pleasures. Unique story, great action, and actually alot of fun to watch. Cyborg is the most underrated JCVD film
Cyborg was one of my main childhood films growing up in early 90s, that with bloodsport, enter the dragon and running man
The world 🌎 will never understand how Cyborg was resounding film for me in my youth, very emotional.