Those frogs are so creepy they look like the Budweiser frogs if they came across the ooze from teenage mutant Ninja turtles. And that Sandahl Bergman's character trying to dance all sexy to get Roddy Piper to mate with the fertile women is pointless since the stipulation in her contract that deters her from getting naked not even taking off her top. And Roddy Piper gets released that he has to wear some kind of Chastity jockstrap that can explode if he Dodges the mission it's just emasculating, and he has to ride around with women in a pink PT cruiser. You probably wish he was back in the joint.
Now, y'see, this is the kind of movie that could use a remake. There's value under all the crap. Can you imagine what the right director and producer could do with this? Sam Raimi, maybe?
No joke, Randall Frakes, the guy listed at 2:06 as co-creatting the story with the director is my older cousin. He was friends with James Cameron when Cameron was working for Coreman, and Cameron wrote Terminator on his floor before Cameron had a place to live. He has a credit in Aliens under sound mixing and told me about how the Queen's whipping tail was made with a belt, and he contributed to the screeching sound of the chestburster coming out of the woman. He also was the one to get my parents to let me watch Aliens as my first R rated movie. Um sure he wasn't biased at all lol
What really kills me is that I'm watching this 2 years after it was launched, AGAIN. I've seen all these reviews about 4 times now and they are still great.
What's funny to me is it really doesn't matter that it's attached like a chastity belt, because one ounce of C4 attached to any part of a person from thighs, to torso, or biceps, is basically guaranteed to kill them, most likely would even if attached to an extremity like a hand or foot. Back when you used to be able to buy explosive rounds as a civilian, you'd see lots of stories of hunters hitting an animal in an extremity and, if the round exploded (they didn't go off very reliably in soft targets, had to squarely hit a bone to set off he primer for the charge,) it would kill animals as large as coyotes and wolves just from the effect of the hydrostatic shock and internal bleeding. Those weren't even high explosive, either, just gunpowder in the cavity in the bullet and a primer on the nose, so they didn't have the pressure wave that C4 and other high explosives create. May have just been hunters' tall tails about those bullets, though, but regardless, one ounce of C4 directly attached to a person, even one as large as RRP, is almost guaranteed to be fatal...
It was definitely one of my favorite cheesy movies when I was in my teenage years. For me it was just fun enough, and stupid enough to make me laugh. Mind you my favorite movie of his is of course They Live.
I never thought of the connection to Fury Road. You are right, there is a similar plot here. Gotta wonder if one of the writers on Mad Max saw this film, forgot about it and subconsciously remembered it and used it as the plot for Fury Road.
It's also on shudder. Which is not free but no ads. And since it was part of that Joe bob Briggs show on there is also has a version where he shows up to talk about the movie
Unfortunately, the screenplay for this movie was written before the animated Bucky O'Hare was produced (the first comic written by GI Joe's Larry Hama I believe came out in 87). Had this been produced later, I would someone might have snuck into Roddy Piper's dialogue "Let's croak some toads". Lord knows I was thinking it.
"Because hey, they needed some excuse to put Sandahl Bergman in this outfit" and also needed an excuse to recreate the look of Roddy Piper's dog collar match with Greg Valentine from the first Starrcade.
The actor who played the Captain was William Smith who played the muscular heavy on dozens of TV shows in the late 1960s, 70s and 80s and also appeared in lots of exploitation movies- the last in 2020. He also played roles in some bigger budget movies including Conan's father in the original Conan the Barbarian, the leader of the Spetsnaz company in the original Red Dawn, and the bare knuckle boxer Eastwood faces at the end of Any Which Way You Can.
This showed up on the bottoms of your playlist for cult movie reviews and if I wasn't scrolling all the way through to make sure I seen everything I wouldn't have found it. I got no freaking notification and I am belled up! I'm super pissed. Glad I found this. You're awesome
Interesting that you mentioned the Kirk vs Gorn fight from Star Trek during the Piper and Toady fight scene since both battles took place in the same shooting location.
So, to keep Sam Hell in line, the authorities have to force him to wear plastic y-fronts that neither GI Joe or Action Man would touch with a ten-foot cattle prod tied to a twenty-foot barge pole - that has the ability to electrocute your nadgers. Still, more dignified than what Hulk Hogan had to put up with on The Secret Agent Club.
I actually had the chance to meet Roddy Piper in the later stages of his life, my father was a paramedic and he’d get into car accidents a lot near our house, one time I was doing a kind of ride along and I got the chance to talk with him, he’s an interesting guy even when drunk.
The algorithm has been evil by hiding your channel from me. I don't know what freakish thing I searched that caused it to appear, but after this review.....I'm glad at whatever happened.
I have loved this film for many years. Between Hot Rod Rowdy Piper, Sandahl Bergman, the great special effects, and a just good enough story I really enjoyed it.
Wow I remember watching this movie decades ago and really loving it, mostly because the frogs were done really well for a low budget movie at the time, plus Roddy Piper was always goofy fun.
I'm shocked you didn't mention William Smith. Apart from anything else, he starred in Andy Sidaris' 2nd film, "SEVEN", which featured a scene swiped by "RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK".
@@philyeary8809 Yep, that would explain it. I can't imagine being able to get someone like that for a low budget movie nowadays. Then again practical effects are dying art. I'm so glad to see true director still using them over everything being CGI.
"I said leavem on!!!!" bahahha comedy gold..I really hope someday Brandon gets to star in a b rated horror flick and then gets to do the rundown on his show
Just saw In Search of Darkness: Part 2, it was awesome seeing you in that one, Brandon! =D Also, I really hope you're gonna review Immortal Combat someday, that one is actually a fun movie, not only do you have Roddy Piper but you also have Sonny Chiba and Meg Foster in it! And a very young Chris Jericho in a fast cameo as a henceman =)
I actually really loved the practical effects in this movie. I like how most of the frogs look slimy and wet. ALSO do you think you could review Magic (1978) with Sir Anthony Hopkins?
Ironic you add that Joe bob clip. Since years later his show on shudder would feature this movie on there. And he would intro the movie, periodically through out the movie it would stop for a bit and he would talk about it, and an ending bit.
I first heard of this movie from one "Teddy Rubskin", in fact I've heard of the whole franchise from that RUclipsr. Yeah this movie really looks like a true cult classic. Also gotta dig those make-up and practical effects.
17:50 I think I remember watching that movie after seeing that part, but it was in the late climax of the movie. Found the movie by accident as I was switching channels. It was back in the early 2000s.
i remember when Allison Pregler, still going by Obscurus Lupa at the time, had to take down her reviews of the Frogtown movies she replaced the footage with poorly done MSPaint art and, honestly, i thought it was a massive improvement! it just added to the surreal nature of the entire experiance i never understood why the take down was issued - i actively sought out these movies after her glowing review - i had never heard of them before her review
Well to be fair, the eye poke was indeed an in-ring staple of Roddy. It was kind of a signature for him, just like the low blow for Flair and the back rake for Hogan. A subtle nod, I say
This movie is a guilty pleasure for me. It's like Mad Max meets Killer Klowns from Outer Space. It doesn't take itself seriously and it's a joy to watch for it's silliness. I got a huge chuckle out of this one considering it had one of my favorite wrestlers from the 80's and two actors from Conan the Barbarian in it whom I admire a lot. The frog makeup was pretty cool for a low budget movie and they were hilarious.
Oddly enough, I get the feeling that this entire movie helped inspire the lizard bar scene in FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS... too bad that one didn't have Roddy Piper or Sandahl Bergman, probably would have enjoyed it more.
This is why I love your content; this was a movie I remember watching a dozen times or more over the years on stuff like USA Up All Night and similar late night movie repositories that had since slipped from my mind. Thanks for the nostalgia blast.
@17:9 funny you should mention that fight.. you can see part of that big slanted rock formation in the back ground... It's the same place as the gorn fight...it's also the rock Bill and Ted were tossed off of by their evil robot us's
Fun fact, the revolver used in he beginning of the movie was a .36 caliber muzzle loading 1851 navy replica. Because it is a muzzleloader, it is not a firearm in the US or England, along with several other countries. So, the scavenger was fine by modern law.
Nice job and this movie has a place somewhere, but still trying to figure out where. William Smith as the tough guy from "Any Which Way You Can" is a classic B star. I am surprised that you didn't mention him from "Piranha"or "The Bee Girls", or something like that. He did a bunch of low budget films, plus that 80's popular series, "Rich Man, Poor Man". At any rate, I now have to check out this film, as it somehow has my attention and curiosity. Keep em' coming and nice job!!!
I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. Roddy Piper is always enjoyable to watch. It's wild. Can't say the same about Return to Frogtown. They changed so much that I don't know why they kept Sam Hell and Spangle as the main characters.
Too bad Roddy Piper didn't stick around for the sequels, then they could've made "Frogtown 2: What in Sam Hell?"
f o r g
you should consider updating your best list of Godzilla Movies. did you like Godzilla Vs Kong Brian? what are your thoughts?
Yeah. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper is a legend in the wrestling world. #RIPHotrod
Frogs were eating people a lot.
Hell Comes to Frogtown on Tubi? Anyone?
"There's a lotta ham in this frog."
Now we now what Kermit and Piggy's offspring would be like.
Kermit was into some weird stuff I guess
Those frogs are so creepy they look like the Budweiser frogs if they came across the ooze from teenage mutant Ninja turtles. And that Sandahl Bergman's character trying to dance all sexy to get Roddy Piper to mate with the fertile women is pointless since the stipulation in her contract that deters her from getting naked not even taking off her top. And Roddy Piper gets released that he has to wear some kind of Chastity jockstrap that can explode if he Dodges the mission it's just emasculating, and he has to ride around with women in a pink PT cruiser. You probably wish he was back in the joint.
Eww
@@daniellowry660 Once he had pink he found his new kink! 😉😅
@@daniellowry660family guy also did a joke
I miss Roddy Piper. Just when everyone has the answers, he changes the questions.
Man came here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and he never had any bubblegum.
Dude. 🤣🤣🤣
Remember, the Maniac loves ya.
I liked what he thought of political correctness --- I'm not Political, and I'm not correct !!!!
i want Brandon to review Roddy piper's movie, John Carpenter's They Live (1988)
"Hell Comes To..."
You have my curiosity.
"Hell Comes To Frogtown."
*Now you have my attention.*
Leave the glasses on 😍
-Piper "take your glasses off"...
I SAiD LEAVE'EM ON!!! 😡
🤣 LOL
however Roddy changes his mind about putting on glasses in 'They live' :)
Rest in paradise Rowdy Roddy Piper
This movie is gold!
“Wanna see a mad max and tmnt”
Me:uuuh
“Well too bad”
If it's anything like this movie, hell yeah
Now, y'see, this is the kind of movie that could use a remake. There's value under all the crap. Can you imagine what the right director and producer could do with this? Sam Raimi, maybe?
No joke, Randall Frakes, the guy listed at 2:06 as co-creatting the story with the director is my older cousin. He was friends with James Cameron when Cameron was working for Coreman, and Cameron wrote Terminator on his floor before Cameron had a place to live. He has a credit in Aliens under sound mixing and told me about how the Queen's whipping tail was made with a belt, and he contributed to the screeching sound of the chestburster coming out of the woman. He also was the one to get my parents to let me watch Aliens as my first R rated movie. Um sure he wasn't biased at all lol
That's very cool! Ask him how the fuck he helped come up with this plot next time you see him.
@@bakomusha lol I will
Honestly? That's pretty freaking awesome.
Explains the Vasquez knock-off Centinella.
Tell him we need ascifi musical version of Paint your Wagon.
What really kills me here is that Sam's chastity belt is basically a futuristic, mechanized version of Maid Marian's in ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS.
What really kills me is that I'm watching this 2 years after it was launched, AGAIN. I've seen all these reviews about 4 times now and they are still great.
What's funny to me is it really doesn't matter that it's attached like a chastity belt, because one ounce of C4 attached to any part of a person from thighs, to torso, or biceps, is basically guaranteed to kill them, most likely would even if attached to an extremity like a hand or foot. Back when you used to be able to buy explosive rounds as a civilian, you'd see lots of stories of hunters hitting an animal in an extremity and, if the round exploded (they didn't go off very reliably in soft targets, had to squarely hit a bone to set off he primer for the charge,) it would kill animals as large as coyotes and wolves just from the effect of the hydrostatic shock and internal bleeding. Those weren't even high explosive, either, just gunpowder in the cavity in the bullet and a primer on the nose, so they didn't have the pressure wave that C4 and other high explosives create. May have just been hunters' tall tails about those bullets, though, but regardless, one ounce of C4 directly attached to a person, even one as large as RRP, is almost guaranteed to be fatal...
Now I can see where that picture of the eye-patched Frogman wielding a chainsaw you use in a couple of videos came from. Nice...
Nice Guilala pfp
Legend has it if you say frogtown three times in a mirror at night, Scott Shaw will appear and file a false takedown notice
It's so magnificent to see an actor of such caliber as Rory Calhoun standing and walking.
Look at him there. On his hind legs...
My respect for people who get this reference is off the charts.
Hey now, most studios couldn't afford Cameron Mitchell to move around. He's a big star, you want him to be alive you pay big
I miss the old seasons.....and my youth.....Oh God! I've done nothing with my life!
@@pryingeyes1551
**Mushroom cloud**
"You lost...your soul....in the Rivaaaarrrrr!"
-RIP Rowdy
It was definitely one of my favorite cheesy movies when I was in my teenage years. For me it was just fun enough, and stupid enough to make me laugh. Mind you my favorite movie of his is of course They Live.
You'd think a sequel to this would have a more "The Hills Have Eyes" vibe to it.
Yeah, or those Deep Ones from that #Cthulhu & #LovecraftCountry stuff..?
I remember watching this on an episode of Elvira Mistress of the Night, late night in the 80's .
I always think of Rory Calhoun as that guy who's always standing and walking.
Like my loafers?
Former gophers.
I was wondering who would get the Simpsons reference, after all these years. Kudos!
@@thebarbariansasquatch8108 it was that, or skin my chauffers
1:30: Sh*t, even the Reaper can't stop him.
Man, the Loveland frogs really made it big after the apocalypse.
Brandon made the frog lube joke. We are truly in the Endtimes.
its the truth...
My favorite post post-apocalypse knock off is Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone. Even has Michael Ironside as the villain Overdog.
That title sounds like it was made by a computer for a Star Wars knock-off.
Great molly ringwald movie!!
WHAT? Michael Ironside as a villain? What are the odds?
I never thought of the connection to Fury Road. You are right, there is a similar plot here. Gotta wonder if one of the writers on Mad Max saw this film, forgot about it and subconsciously remembered it and used it as the plot for Fury Road.
''Hell Comes to Frogtown'' is actually here on youtube, in full-lenght and for free.
It's on Tubi as well
@@thomashounsome7737 Well, that's to be expected. Tubi has a lot of weird stuff.
It's also on shudder. Which is not free but no ads. And since it was part of that Joe bob Briggs show on there is also has a version where he shows up to talk about the movie
This is the weirdest interpretation of Bucky O'Hare I've ever seen.
Unfortunately, the screenplay for this movie was written before the animated Bucky O'Hare was produced (the first comic written by GI Joe's Larry Hama I believe came out in 87). Had this been produced later, I would someone might have snuck into Roddy Piper's dialogue "Let's croak some toads". Lord knows I was thinking it.
Hahaha
That fight scene between Roddy Piper and Keith David went in forever...and was AWESOME!!!
Joe Bob with Roddy at the end was a pleasant addition.
I'm glad Brandon Tenold is feeling better. Being sick in the hospital is worse than suffering through a bad post-apocalyptic movie.
What happened?
@@comixproviderftw_02 not exactly sure. I just know he had to delay the video due to a medical problem.
@@wstine79 Where did you hear that?
@@crazysilly2914 from Brandon's tweet.
@@wstine79 Oh ok.
Link please?
"Because hey, they needed some excuse to put Sandahl Bergman in this outfit" and also needed an excuse to recreate the look of Roddy Piper's dog collar match with Greg Valentine from the first Starrcade.
The costumes for Sandahl were the right focus.
I remember having my mind blown the first time someone pointed out that Fury Road stole it's plot from this movie.
The actor who played the Captain was William Smith who played the muscular heavy on dozens of TV shows in the late 1960s, 70s and 80s and also appeared in lots of exploitation movies- the last in 2020. He also played roles in some bigger budget movies including Conan's father in the original Conan the Barbarian, the leader of the Spetsnaz company in the original Red Dawn, and the bare knuckle boxer Eastwood faces at the end of Any Which Way You Can.
From Frogmen to creepy zombie aliens-the Roddy Piper story
The song used for the 'Dance of the Three Snakes' sounds like it came from the video game 'Wild Snake' (SNES).
It sounds like the music in Conan the Barbarian when they steal the jewel from Thulsa Doom.
This showed up on the bottoms of your playlist for cult movie reviews and if I wasn't scrolling all the way through to make sure I seen everything I wouldn't have found it. I got no freaking notification and I am belled up! I'm super pissed. Glad I found this. You're awesome
Interesting that you mentioned the Kirk vs Gorn fight from Star Trek during the Piper and Toady fight scene since both battles took place in the same shooting location.
So, to keep Sam Hell in line, the authorities have to force him to wear plastic y-fronts that neither GI Joe or Action Man would touch with a ten-foot cattle prod tied to a twenty-foot barge pole - that has the ability to electrocute your nadgers. Still, more dignified than what Hulk Hogan had to put up with on The Secret Agent Club.
"Ric Flair numbers"
I love you xD
The classic "filmed in an abandon industrial site somewhere in a desert" chefs hands
Last time I was this early I forgot to put on the glasses and got embroiled in a protracted fight scene
I guess you decided not to start eating from that trash can.
Now we're getting into real cult movie magic. It always made sense that the last fertile man would be someone like rowdy Roddy Piper.
This has made my day, I needed that Snarky Canadian to make me laugh.
If anyone told me the premise of this movie. The first thing I would have thought that this is one of those Harem animes.
9:30 Fun Fact: There Was A Battle Toads Cartoon, But Sadly It Was Cancelled After Just 1 Episode.
You are the reason I just watched this on Pluto tv when I saw it in the 80s section. Thanks for the recommendation Brandon 👍🏼
I actually had the chance to meet Roddy Piper in the later stages of his life, my father was a paramedic and he’d get into car accidents a lot near our house, one time I was doing a kind of ride along and I got the chance to talk with him, he’s an interesting guy even when drunk.
The algorithm has been evil by hiding your channel from me. I don't know what freakish thing I searched that caused it to appear, but after this review.....I'm glad at whatever happened.
I have loved this film for many years. Between Hot Rod Rowdy Piper, Sandahl Bergman, the great special effects, and a just good enough story I really enjoyed it.
Frog comin on to Piper and all I can hear in my head is Al screaming "No Peg NOOOOO" 😂
Roller Gator is one of my favorite Rifftrax.
RJ Kizer also directed the American sequences in Godzilla 1985. No matter how hard he tries Brandon just can't escape the Godzilla connections.
‘80s version of the Kirk/Gorn fight in what strongly appears to be the same location.
But is better choreographed, and with better costumes and effects.
Wow I remember watching this movie decades ago and really loving it, mostly because the frogs were done really well for a low budget movie at the time, plus Roddy Piper was always goofy fun.
I'm shocked you didn't mention William Smith. Apart from anything else, he starred in Andy Sidaris' 2nd film, "SEVEN", which featured a scene swiped by "RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK".
I lost it on finding out the director is still directing movies in 2019 even though he died in 2003. Brandon, making death funny for years…
There's my life before I saw this movie and then there's life after I watched Hell Comes to Frogtown.
It's truly life changing.
Feels like a birthday miracle having brandon make a video on my birthday
Happy Birthday!
Happy birthday! It's mine as well.
Happy birthday!!!
@@parjai97 thanks
I can't wait until you decided to review the Frogtown sequels.
It had my favorite in in it..
“That’s not a plan. It’s a plot to get me killed..”
The frog creature effects are really impressive for the non-existent budget. They really do look great.
I agree
Predator fx guy made them.
@@philyeary8809
Yep, that would explain it.
I can't imagine being able to get someone like that for a low budget movie nowadays.
Then again practical effects are dying art. I'm so glad to see true director still using them over everything being CGI.
I'm still waiting for the sequel Hell Comes to Dogtown starring skinny Piper.
They've actually made (at least) 3 more: Return to Frogtown (1991), Toad Warrior (1996), and Max Hell Frog Warrior (2002).
Roddy Piper was badass, really dig you outro music!
"I said leavem on!!!!" bahahha comedy gold..I really hope someday Brandon gets to star in a b rated horror flick and then gets to do the rundown on his show
That opens with the great William Smith, physically scariest psycho in film history.
There is a neighborhood in Saint Paul, Minnesota called Frogtown.
Just saw In Search of Darkness: Part 2, it was awesome seeing you in that one, Brandon! =D Also, I really hope you're gonna review Immortal Combat someday, that one is actually a fun movie, not only do you have Roddy Piper but you also have Sonny Chiba and Meg Foster in it! And a very young Chris Jericho in a fast cameo as a henceman =)
Roddy Piper was an absolute treasure, RIP.
I actually really loved the practical effects in this movie. I like how most of the frogs look slimy and wet. ALSO do you think you could review Magic (1978) with Sir Anthony Hopkins?
Ironic you add that Joe bob clip. Since years later his show on shudder would feature this movie on there. And he would intro the movie, periodically through out the movie it would stop for a bit and he would talk about it, and an ending bit.
Awesome job! Huge Roddy Piper fan, and your right, those frog costumes look pretty good!
i am absolutely shocked you didn't use the theme of or reference frog from chrono trigger
I saw this before, but I still need to see the sequels... I think Roddy's best work is as Da Maniac in It's always Sunny in Philadelphia.
I first heard of this movie from one "Teddy Rubskin", in fact I've heard of the whole franchise from that RUclipsr. Yeah this movie really looks like a true cult classic. Also gotta dig those make-up and practical effects.
17:50 I think I remember watching that movie after seeing that part, but it was in the late climax of the movie. Found the movie by accident as I was switching channels. It was back in the early 2000s.
Holy hell, I didn't know the _Rollergator/Roller Blade Warriors_ guy directed this! It's SO MUCH BETTER than his other movies.
i remember when Allison Pregler, still going by Obscurus Lupa at the time, had to take down her reviews of the Frogtown movies
she replaced the footage with poorly done MSPaint art and, honestly, i thought it was a massive improvement!
it just added to the surreal nature of the entire experiance
i never understood why the take down was issued - i actively sought out these movies after her glowing review - i had never heard of them before her review
Crutch explosive, now I know where Red dwarf got it from
The outro music is always fun, but hearing it sped up is even better.
Man haven't seen this movie since Cable only had 100 channels and Rhonda Sheer was "Up all night."
"Since this is RUclips, you won't be seeing any of it (nudity)".
And since I watched this movie on broadcast tv, I didn't know it existed until now.
Well to be fair, the eye poke was indeed an in-ring staple of Roddy. It was kind of a signature for him, just like the low blow for Flair and the back rake for Hogan. A subtle nod, I say
Welcome back! You've been sorely missed!
I'm so glad weird movies like this are made. Some pretty impressive stunts from Rowdy Roddy Piper RIP
This movie is a guilty pleasure for me. It's like Mad Max meets Killer Klowns from Outer Space. It doesn't take itself seriously and it's a joy to watch for it's silliness. I got a huge chuckle out of this one considering it had one of my favorite wrestlers from the 80's and two actors from Conan the Barbarian in it whom I admire a lot. The frog makeup was pretty cool for a low budget movie and they were hilarious.
Oddly enough, I get the feeling that this entire movie helped inspire the lizard bar scene in FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS... too bad that one didn't have Roddy Piper or Sandahl Bergman, probably would have enjoyed it more.
I watched this film for the first time 5 days ago! Loved Roddy Piper as an actor! R.I.P.....
Definitely one of my favourite late night TV classics. Good mix of hammy acting and action. The cast look like they actually had fun making it.
I have been hoping to see you do this for some time. It's one of my favorite flicks from USA Up All Night.
This is why I love your content; this was a movie I remember watching a dozen times or more over the years on stuff like USA Up All Night and similar late night movie repositories that had since slipped from my mind. Thanks for the nostalgia blast.
This finally explains why that grunt Zoanoid in "Guyver 2 Dark Hero" looked like a frog... got to love recycling old practical effects!
@17:9 funny you should mention that fight.. you can see part of that big slanted rock formation in the back ground... It's the same place as the gorn fight...it's also the rock Bill and Ted were tossed off of by their evil robot us's
Fun fact, the revolver used in he beginning of the movie was a .36 caliber muzzle loading 1851 navy replica. Because it is a muzzleloader, it is not a firearm in the US or England, along with several other countries. So, the scavenger was fine by modern law.
Technicalities win the day again!
@@hysterical5408 "Technically correct, the best kind of correct." Futurama.
Man I was trying to remember the name of this movie a while back thank you man awesome
You should do Cherry 2000 someday.
The best part is the bottle busting over Rodney Pipers head.
Yay. I love your movie reviews so so much!
"There's a lotta ham in this frog." just broke me, thanks for the laughs Brandon. :D
Gotta say, YOU are the best overall reviewer I have ever seen, brother. Keep 'em coming!
Nice job and this movie has a place somewhere, but still trying to figure out where. William Smith as the tough guy from "Any Which Way You Can" is a classic B star. I am surprised that you didn't mention him from "Piranha"or "The Bee Girls", or something like that. He did a bunch of low budget films, plus that 80's popular series, "Rich Man, Poor Man". At any rate, I now have to check out this film, as it somehow has my attention and curiosity. Keep em' coming and nice job!!!
Pretty sure William Smith's death trying to shoot Sam as he walked away was a homage to Smith's death in Rich Man Poor Man book 2
I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. Roddy Piper is always enjoyable to watch. It's wild. Can't say the same about Return to Frogtown. They changed so much that I don't know why they kept Sam Hell and Spangle as the main characters.
Well, someone has to say it...
"Disney's live action film adaption of Amphibia is "looking great."😄