For some reason, I get the feeling that someone at the studio saw this before the music was done for it and told the music guys that the movie was crap and they could do whatever they wanted with the soundtrack.
This film is like they adapted an 10-15 page Jack Kirby Comic, and stretch it out into feature film with a budget swiped off from Roger Corman's couch cushions.
Nah in this movie they have answer boxes. In a Jack Kirby comic they have Mother Boxes, totally different. An lets not forget Boom Tubes are white not multicolored.
Fun fact: the principal played by Belushi in this movie has the same name (Latimer) as the character he played in the 1987 movie The Principal (presumably an inside joke).
Swen Ol'e Thorsen, Franco Columbu, Jessie and Arnold were a tight knit crew. After Red Heat J.B. joined said tight knit crew. Along with Danny Devito after Twins or so I heard.
If you've played any of the Fallout game series, you *might* be thinking of "Abraxo", which is a brand of Pre-War detergent that can be found in the ruins of the wastelands; If not, clearly others also think it sounds like a cleaning product of some sort 😅
The town this movie was filmed in is Thornbury, Ontario, Canada. About 1 hour 45 minutes north of Toronto on Georgian Bay. I had a cottage there for 20 plus years. Also lived there for 2 years in grade 8 and 9 back in 1978\9. All the scenes in this movie, as bad as it was, reminds me of my youth. Sorry if this turned into a biography of my self spilling out into the void of the internet but i couldn't help myself.
that non-metal track (Strong as I am by the Prime Movers) is most famous from Michael Mann's Manhunter movie, came out 5 years before, so the makers might have seen it.
The nerve of them to use 'Strong As I Am' after that song was already definitively claimed by Manhunter. It's the same feeling I get when I hear 'All Star' in any movie post-Shrek.
Well it's Canadian. Even their shows like to rip off and blender two different franchises together. I especially love how Total Recall 2070 visually looks like Blade Runner.
9:16 I knew a guy who was in this movie. He played Michael (the Camper's son) who hands over the keys. It's a blink and you'll miss it role, but he's there. He's also done make up, art, and special effects work on several Hollywood films, has his own page on IMDB.
The actor who's Secundus is also in Gladiator with Russel Crow. During the tiger fight, he plays the fighter in the silver mask, who has his foot impaled. Peace All
I'll always remember Sven-Ole Thorsen as Tank on Captain Power and The Soldiers of the Future. It was the best post-apocalyptic kids show to come out of Canada in the 80s!
That song played her the end was the same playing for Dolarhyde in Manhunter (1986). It fits both scenes surprisingly well, since it's about hulking men about to go on a killing spree. BTW, Manhunter is another movie you've regrettably not reviewed yet.
That randomly placed song while Secundus corners Tommy is “Strong as I Am” by Prime Movers. Originally used REALLY well in “Manhunter”, but awkward here.
20:00 The music in that fight scene with the kid is 'Strong As I Am' by The Prime Movers, and it's nicked from 'Manhunter.' Because all you need in order to have a Michael Mann movie is one of the songs.
I was just about to make this comment. All reading, consider this a public service announcement; watch 'Manhunter,' it's a much better movie than this.
The only other acting of note that Jesse Ventura had I'm aware of was 6 years later, when he played one of two men in black in a little episode called "Jose Chung's From Outer Space". The other MiB agent was Alex Tribek. It's still an interesting comedic take from The X Files.
@TheBrandonTenold have you seen glaxis ever with briggi53 neksen itbacy party much brigit Nelson waking around wht i asum is los Angelas and it bacu open eith battle in a planet kjn lok th opinion acylknstck fro battlstar glactica orgibs, hers pilot and th so shining thlok .ike th wre borrowed from low budgets fi tv show
@@lorenzo5791 It’s hilarious to me that, despite being the star, the best role Ventura could get for his kid is “jerk who wets himself.” Really shows how much the makers of this movie truly valued their leading man.
Before you mentioned Dune, I was thinking between the bad guy's name being similar to the emperor's prison planet and his plot being to birth some kind of genetically superior super-human, this really sounds like a mashup of Terminator and Dune. Which I am absolutely here for.
Maybe they're getting chased around by Gary Busey's character from Bulletproof. That would explain all the saxophone. Also... nice shout-out to Darkseid wit the Anti-Life Equation lol
this movie makes me want to imagine if the kickass score to RoboCop got replaced with a snazzy, sexy jazz solo when RoboCop goes out on his first patrol.
The song which plays when the Tommy kid is trapped in the wharehouse with the bad guy is actually *"Strong as I am"* by The Prime Movers. Michael Mann and Hannibal Lecter fans know it for being in superb film *"Manhunter"* , the first adaptation of the Thomas Harris book *"Red Dragon"* , the sequel to which is the world-renowned *"Silence of the Lambs"* . Good song. And used there quite expertly. Rifftrax is constantly circulating the riff of "Abraxas" on their channel these days and when I first heard it I was struck by most painful confusion.
@@aryantyagi12a The difference is TALENT. The music compliments Bebop because the show was MADE with music in mind, among other things. You know, the writing, staging, acting, directing, cinematography...not being a crap low budget movie.
@@mightyfilm The difference is that Bebop was done to music by the very talented The Seatbelts as well as Yoko Kanno, not some random session musician.
My favorite role of Sven's will always Lt. Tank Ellis in Captain Power...*another* great Canadian production (from good old Toronto). And he spoke more in that one season than all his movies combined!
I was surprised when about 15 years ago I dug out my old Captain Power toys and the electronic gimmick of 'interacting ' with the TV show still worked even on blurry uploads of the episodes on this site. Ok so I guess they had to work with 80s CRTs and VHS so yeah. It was neat though. :)
Brandon, I want you to know, that I have avoided Abraxas for well over a decade and a half because of its reputation. But tonight, I'm giving in to that holdout. And maybe it's just the alcohol talking, but honestly? The saxophone music edit for Aliens honestly kinda slaps, in my opinion. But not in a "this is better" way, more like "Man, remember Short Circuit 2? Anyone? Anyone besides my ex-wife? No? Shit." Yeah, it's the alcohol talking. Looking forward to the next video, chief!
nice coincidence. I was watching an old AWA wrestling video about Hulk Hogan. your notification popped up while I was watching the part when he was in a tag team match and one of his opponents was Jesse "The Body" Ventura.
Oh my god. The part, where you switched the music where Ripley is about to fight the Alien Queen, just killed me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣. This is fucking hilarious! With this Sax-Music it looks like that Ripley and the Aien Queen are about to cuddle. 😂😂😂😂. What a plot-twist!😅😅😅😅
Fun Fact: Sven-ole Thorsen played Tank from Captain Power and the soldiers from the future...I only bring it up because I had the corresponding toys that went with it as a kid.
5:00 Mixed in with DC's New Gods, judging by that Anti-Life Equation mention. 6:22 Tommy, eh? Maybe he'll grow up to totally rule at pinball. 7:18 I also expected the DOCTOR WHO theme song to play. 15:11 He was about to ask the kid about "gladiator movies". 16:34 Well, damn! That's awesome! I wonder if "acting" in this turkey drove Ventura crazy, or if he was always crazy.
Ok I can’t help but get Suburban Commando vibes from this. Speaking of which, you think you can cover that movie in future, cause believe me when I tell you that it has that type of quality that’ll fit perfectly with your review channel.
I know what you can do next: an Oldrich Lipský mini-marathon! His comedies from the Czech Republic are completely BAT-S*** insane, and feel like a cross between silents, Mel Brooks and Terry Gilliam films. LEMONADE JOE (1964 / western), ADELE'S DINNER (1978 / Nick Carter adventure), and THE MYSTERIOUS CASTLE IN THE CARPATHIANS (1981 / Jules Verne adaptation).
This might not be the 'guardian of the universe' movie you expected, but it's the one you needed!
Gamera is the true guardian of the universe
Also not the Santana soundtrack I expected
ok brandon wtf just today i started working on a project i titled abraxas XD
For some reason, I get the feeling that someone at the studio saw this before the music was done for it and told the music guys that the movie was crap and they could do whatever they wanted with the soundtrack.
Motherfucker stole Gamera’s title
This film is like they adapted an 10-15 page Jack Kirby Comic, and stretch it out into feature film with a budget swiped off from Roger Corman's couch cushions.
Yeah, lol the anti-life equation instantly may think of Darksied
Nah in this movie they have answer boxes. In a Jack Kirby comic they have Mother Boxes, totally different. An lets not forget Boom Tubes are white not multicolored.
Abraxas was also the name of a marvel villian co-created by jack kirby. So it's basically marvel vs DC based on Kirby's ideas.
@@xnsimmonsx Now imagine him being played by these black hole of acting wrestlers.
Jesse Ventura saying "My box has VD" will be stuck in my head all day now.
"I ain't got time for VD."
@@och70 "Do you have time to -uck?"
Fun fact: the principal played by Belushi in this movie has the same name (Latimer) as the character he played in the 1987 movie The Principal (presumably an inside joke).
Man, you need to get a life ASAP!!!!!!
This IS a fun fact!!!
I knew it. He even has the same leather jacket. You can see it on the back of the chair.
Swen Ol'e Thorsen, Franco Columbu, Jessie and Arnold were a tight knit crew. After Red Heat J.B. joined said tight knit crew. Along with Danny Devito after Twins or so I heard.
17:37 that escalated quickly.
Jimmy the cop had a uzi.
Movie -The child will be able to compute the anti-life formula.
Darkseid- Excusemesaywhatnow?
“Don’t you tell me I was in Abraxas, I was there!”
6:30 When you've got a character named Tommy who doesn't talk I expect him to play a mean pinball.
Maybe that's how he makes the "Anti-Life Equation"- with pinball!!
I couldn't get past how Abraxas sounds like something you would clean your oven with.
If you've played any of the Fallout game series, you *might* be thinking of "Abraxo", which is a brand of Pre-War detergent that can be found in the ruins of the wastelands; If not, clearly others also think it sounds like a cleaning product of some sort 😅
@@vladt7150 I mean.... product names that are references to "Borax" are super common yeah.
I believe it was a missed opportunity that the movie company didn’t cash in off the idea of releasing Abraxas cleaning products. 😅
Merry Canada to you too!
You bastard, now careless whisper is stuck in my head. Now I'm never gonna dance again
Guilty feet? Got no rhythm?
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Though it’s easy to pretend. 🤷♂️
@@NicoBabyman1 I know! I'm not a fool
@@lokuzt I should've known better
@@carloshenriquezimmer7543 than to cheat a friend, wasted chance i been given
The town this movie was filmed in is Thornbury, Ontario, Canada. About 1 hour 45 minutes north of Toronto on Georgian Bay. I had a cottage there for 20 plus years. Also lived there for 2 years in grade 8 and 9 back in 1978\9. All the scenes in this movie, as bad as it was, reminds me of my youth. Sorry if this turned into a biography of my self spilling out into the void of the internet but i couldn't help myself.
"Birthing member of the human race". Whoa, that was really ahead of its time 😂😂😂
Society caught up to Abraxas.
That's even more pathetic than it sounds.
I would 100% watch a smooth jazz version of Aliens.
This may be Jesse’s only leading role in a movie. It’s also probably the reason Jesse took a million dollar contract to do commentary for WCW.
Something tells me he didn't get a million for this movie...unless it was in Canadian Tire money.
@@TheBrandonTenold LOL
Which didn’t last long, either.
@@AHalevonEric Not once Bischoff got the purse strings.
"Ugh, I don't know how I feel about a Jerry Sandusky Christmas".
Holy shit, I spit my drink out. Brilliant joke, Brandon!
Me to Jesse Ventura: Brandon Tenold is reviewing one of your movies
Jesse Ventura: I ain’t got time to read reviews
The alien jazz clip made this one for me
Agreed, it elevates the movie to new bad movie heights.
That "Yes, Jesse, SEAL training is hard!..." joke hit perfect.
that non-metal track (Strong as I am by the Prime Movers) is most famous from Michael Mann's Manhunter movie, came out 5 years before, so the makers might have seen it.
The nerve of them to use 'Strong As I Am' after that song was already definitively claimed by Manhunter. It's the same feeling I get when I hear 'All Star' in any movie post-Shrek.
Thank you. This has to be pointed out.
It really suited that scene. I think the killer in that was more normal than the weirdos in this flick.
@@Emulous79 and Francis killed entire families! _Yeesh!_
Finally SOMEBODY recognizes the Darkseid point!
Ripping of DC and Star Trek in one scene is a bold move!
Don't forget Dune.
Well it's Canadian. Even their shows like to rip off and blender two different franchises together.
I especially love how Total Recall 2070 visually looks like Blade Runner.
So we’re at Brandon’s 10 year anniversary of this channel it seems. Dare we say a “Revenge of a certain Zilla” review is in the cards 😅
…three months later, still no reciew
9:16 I knew a guy who was in this movie. He played Michael (the Camper's son) who hands over the keys. It's a blink and you'll miss it role, but he's there. He's also done make up, art, and special effects work on several Hollywood films, has his own page on IMDB.
That music edit on "Alien" scene is golden! 🤣 Edit: Shortcut to watch again - 9:02
The actor who's Secundus is also in Gladiator with Russel Crow. During the tiger fight, he plays the fighter in the silver mask, who has his foot impaled. Peace All
He also played the NCO in Hunt for Red October. Aaaand probably his biggest role was as "Tank" in the short lived Captain Power TV show.
He was also a pal of Arnies and was the security guard in Running Man.
The "Toto Song," is from the movie Manhunter, Strong As I Am by the Prime Movers.
Thanks
Secundus: (shot by the explosion gun) Noooooo! I am BURNT! My skin is turned craggy and dark, my eyes red. I am some sort of...Darkseid of man!
I'll always remember Sven-Ole Thorsen as Tank on Captain Power and The Soldiers of the Future. It was the best post-apocalyptic kids show to come out of Canada in the 80s!
written by none other than J. Michael Strazinsky.
Yeah, I can only think of that guy as Tank. My friend had the Tank action figure and I was jealous. I'd like to see Brandon review that show!
Cool sax Aliens and "I'm cutting your head!" -- Brandon is the count of cross-reference.
That song played her the end was the same playing for Dolarhyde in Manhunter (1986). It fits both scenes surprisingly well, since it's about hulking men about to go on a killing spree. BTW, Manhunter is another movie you've regrettably not reviewed yet.
Tommy with telekinesis and firestarting, he's Baby Phoenix. And with the Darkseid link, I'm waiting for the Titans and X-men to show up. 😂
That randomly placed song while Secundus corners Tommy is “Strong as I Am” by Prime Movers. Originally used REALLY well in “Manhunter”, but awkward here.
Dude! NIled it!
just... thank You!
I literally googled Ventura yesterday and happened upon the film synopsis on Wikipedia. Now here someone is reviewing it. I truly am being watched
7:19 That was the place for more background sax music. Would have put an unexpected twist for why Abraxas was making those noises in the water.
20:00 The music in that fight scene with the kid is 'Strong As I Am' by The Prime Movers, and it's nicked from 'Manhunter.' Because all you need in order to have a Michael Mann movie is one of the songs.
I was just about to make this comment. All reading, consider this a public service announcement; watch 'Manhunter,' it's a much better movie than this.
The only other acting of note that Jesse Ventura had I'm aware of was 6 years later, when he played one of two men in black in a little episode called "Jose Chung's From Outer Space". The other MiB agent was Alex Tribek. It's still an interesting comedic take from The X Files.
one of the best episodes of the X-files imo, always makes me wish they had done more with the ideas in it.
Plus it was the episode that gave us one giant alien meme...
Ayy Lmao
WAIT WAIT WAIT
ALEX TRIBECK WAS IN X FILES!?
He was in bit parts sll over tv in 90s like renegade, and walker texas ranger
Uhhh, have you never seen The Predator?
Bold move to take one of the most naturally charismatic talkers of the WWF and make him sound like a caveman who just learned what words are.
The jazz music Alien sequence just about killed me in the best way.
The villain was also in Captain Power and the Soliders of the Universe as "Tank" - one of the good guys.
*POWER ON!*
The sax music was probably inspired by _Blade Runner_ .
Hey, they already took stuff from The Terminator and Jack Kirby.
@TheBrandonTenold what's a little tea leaving amongst friends?
It's OK when "inspired by" does it.
Lethal Weapon, maybe?
@@TheBrandonTenold And Star Trek.
@TheBrandonTenold have you seen glaxis ever with briggi53 neksen itbacy party much brigit Nelson waking around wht i asum is los Angelas and it bacu open eith battle in a planet kjn lok th opinion acylknstck fro battlstar glactica orgibs, hers pilot and th so shining thlok .ike th wre borrowed from low budgets fi tv show
A buddy of mine rented this in college in the late 90s/early 2000s. I just couldn't stop laughing at the sax and the homoeroticism.
Speaking of actors who worked with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jim Belushi starred opposite the Terminator in "Red Heat."
And with Linda Hamilton in Separate Lives!
Seriously I forgot how I enjoyed that flick
Sven was in it too. Arnold punches him out early on in the suana
The bully with the bad mullet who peed his pants is played by Jesse Ventura's kid, Tyrell Janos. (And this appears to be his only movie role.)
Jesse procreated? Oh dear Lord, please no
@@lorenzo5791 It’s hilarious to me that, despite being the star, the best role Ventura could get for his kid is “jerk who wets himself.” Really shows how much the makers of this movie truly valued their leading man.
So...there are GOOD mullets???
@@hankw69 yes.... most of them actually
@@hankw69Richard Dean Anderson's MacGyver is one of them.
Ventura had two modes of acting: cinder block and fence post
The Ventures of Ventura before Taking over The Land of 1000 Lakes and His new Ventura " Ice Fishing Jazz ", still working out the Rules on the Fly
@5:20 Thanks man. I was going to be a miffed if you didn't mention Darkseid 😁.
I was waiting for it too.
Jesse needed a role where he's throwing out quippy one-liners. In this he was trying to act like a robot.
Before you mentioned Dune, I was thinking between the bad guy's name being similar to the emperor's prison planet and his plot being to birth some kind of genetically superior super-human, this really sounds like a mashup of Terminator and Dune. Which I am absolutely here for.
Awesome episode man! Plus, loving the King Gizzard shirt! Those guys don’t get enough love! ✊🤘
Maybe they're getting chased around by Gary Busey's character from Bulletproof. That would explain all the saxophone. Also... nice shout-out to Darkseid wit the Anti-Life Equation lol
"The fuck is that?" "YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE, BUTTHORN!"
If I am honest, that is not what I thought the voice of Hairbag would look like...
Thank you, thank you, thank you for finally doing this movie
When I saw the thumbnail, I was like wait is that demoman?
Brandon, this is one of the best I've seen on your channel in a while; I have this one in SCI-FI INVASION.
Sven-Ole Thorsen also played a gladiator in The Gladiator (2000). The one Maximus did not kill and the crowd chanted Maximus the Merciful.
I love your reviews
I keep forgetting this was a Canadian movie!
And Secundus was from "Captain Power" as well, right? Tank Ellis?
Yep, and "Tank" would've been a much more appropriate name for him than "Secundus".
And the woman who play Pilot in Captain Power was the Female Astronaut in Armageddon
@@FP194 Aw.... Pilot... I remember my mom and I watching that episode of Captain Power when it debuted. :O
@@FP194 Jessica Steen, I think?
Secundus & Abraxas appear to come from the Planet Jargon given the amount of technobabble they speak
But Brandon, Sven hasn't just played villains for Canadian TV, he's Tank from Captain Power! There he talks from time to time and shoots lasers.
*POWER ON!*
this movie makes me want to imagine if the kickass score to RoboCop got replaced with a snazzy, sexy jazz solo when RoboCop goes out on his first patrol.
Dead or alive you are humming with me!
The song which plays when the Tommy kid is trapped in the wharehouse with the bad guy is actually *"Strong as I am"* by The Prime Movers. Michael Mann and Hannibal Lecter fans know it for being in superb film *"Manhunter"* , the first adaptation of the Thomas Harris book *"Red Dragon"* , the sequel to which is the world-renowned *"Silence of the Lambs"* . Good song. And used there quite expertly. Rifftrax is constantly circulating the riff of "Abraxas" on their channel these days and when I first heard it I was struck by most painful confusion.
Branson's King Gizzard shirt gets my most enthusiastic stamp of approval.
This movie reminds of another one called I Come in Peace
Cowboy Bebop makes sci-fi action with jazz music work.
Abraxas was ahead of its time.
the differenc is the tone of the music the jazz in bebop is exciting to listen to, here it is used in the wrong scenes and occasions in the movie .
@@aryantyagi12a Which makes it hilarious. Maybe this film would have a better reputation as a comedy :D
@@aryantyagi12a The difference is TALENT. The music compliments Bebop because the show was MADE with music in mind, among other things. You know, the writing, staging, acting, directing, cinematography...not being a crap low budget movie.
So does the webcomic Cometa.
@@mightyfilm The difference is that Bebop was done to music by the very talented The Seatbelts as well as Yoko Kanno, not some random session musician.
20:02 It’s nice to know the filmmakers were fans of Manhunter as well as The Terminator.
My favorite role of Sven's will always Lt. Tank Ellis in Captain Power...*another* great Canadian production (from good old Toronto). And he spoke more in that one season than all his movies combined!
I was surprised when about 15 years ago I dug out my old Captain Power toys and the electronic gimmick of 'interacting ' with the TV show still worked even on blurry uploads of the episodes on this site. Ok so I guess they had to work with 80s CRTs and VHS so yeah. It was neat though. :)
*POWER ON!*
Brandon, I want you to know, that I have avoided Abraxas for well over a decade and a half because of its reputation. But tonight, I'm giving in to that holdout.
And maybe it's just the alcohol talking, but honestly? The saxophone music edit for Aliens honestly kinda slaps, in my opinion. But not in a "this is better" way, more like "Man, remember Short Circuit 2? Anyone? Anyone besides my ex-wife? No? Shit."
Yeah, it's the alcohol talking.
Looking forward to the next video, chief!
13:21 - "You think there is good and bad. There is only POWER!" - Well, now we know where Leslye Headland got that little gem for the Acolyte!
The dreaded Kirk Douglas chin. Pencil holder when he lays down.
I remember the Rifftrax treatment of this movie
Jeese Ventura would have made for a good Baron Underbite in a live-action version of Venture Bros.
I'd give the role to Arnold. He might actually get the joke that is VB and doesn't need to fake an accent.
smooth jazz Aliens. I'd watch that...after I caught my breath from laughing :)
The opening sequence alone makes me wish they could all be canuck-a-thon selections.
nice coincidence. I was watching an old AWA wrestling video about Hulk Hogan.
your notification popped up while I was watching the part when he was in a
tag team match and one of his opponents was Jesse "The Body" Ventura.
Imagine watching a movie about space cop bodybuilders and thinking about laundry.
That's what Wilfred Brimley did in the 82 "The Thing."
Brandon needed to be vaulted T-Square to handle all the Abraxas
Woo, ty Brandon! Love your cult reviews
It was because of Rifftrax that I even know this "film" exists.
I like this reviewer s style. Funny and scathing critique
Having two comedy relief cops seems stolen from Halloween 5 of all things.
Never hit play so fast on a video before 😂
"I ain't got time to Abraxas!"
Jesse the body looks a little like Stupid Segal in some scenes.
18:39 Oh no! He's holding Canadian Chris Chan hostage!
The song playing as he corners the kid is "Strong As I Am" (Manhunter soundtrack) (1987)
Thanks!
Oh my god. The part, where you switched the music where Ripley is about to fight the Alien Queen, just killed me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣. This is fucking hilarious! With this Sax-Music it looks like that Ripley and the Aien Queen are about to cuddle. 😂😂😂😂. What a plot-twist!😅😅😅😅
8:32 better than a hockey team eating poutine drenched in maple syrup
lol Hairbag was one of Mr. Sinister's Nasty Boys after he got bored of his Marauders. No worries. He was one of the many many clonebags he used a lot.
The black guy whose thing was that he was an ape...yeah, I can see why he hasn't been around in a while
Fun Fact: Sven-ole Thorsen played Tank from Captain Power and the soldiers from the future...I only bring it up because I had the corresponding toys that went with it as a kid.
8:54
Gundam Thunderbolt: Looks up from newspaper
Thunderbolt's use of in-universe Jazz added so much to the grounded grimdark nature of the piece.
5:00 Mixed in with DC's New Gods, judging by that Anti-Life Equation mention. 6:22 Tommy, eh? Maybe he'll grow up to totally rule at pinball. 7:18 I also expected the DOCTOR WHO theme song to play. 15:11 He was about to ask the kid about "gladiator movies".
16:34 Well, damn! That's awesome!
I wonder if "acting" in this turkey drove Ventura crazy, or if he was always crazy.
Ok I can’t help but get Suburban Commando vibes from this.
Speaking of which, you think you can cover that movie in future, cause believe me when I tell you that it has that type of quality that’ll fit perfectly with your review channel.
and an opportunity to dump on Hogan as he deserves. :D
@@Carn_Is_Donebecause everyone should get the chance to dump on Hogan? 😊
Good to see something other than star war. , Thanks Brandon 🎉
De Culmator! 😂
Aww, I’ll miss Canuxploitation … and I’m American. I’ve only watched this flick riffed, but found that fun at least.
I know what you can do next: an Oldrich Lipský mini-marathon! His comedies from the Czech Republic are completely BAT-S*** insane, and feel like a cross between silents, Mel Brooks and Terry Gilliam films.
LEMONADE JOE (1964 / western), ADELE'S DINNER (1978 / Nick Carter adventure), and THE MYSTERIOUS CASTLE IN THE CARPATHIANS (1981 / Jules Verne adaptation).
Brandon - that's a quality Jesse impersonation. Nice wok