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Kung Fury

Kung Fury

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Sep 29, 2026

Matt SpeerHOST
28:11
Yeah, if you can watch Hardware Wars and find an appreciate...
Matt SpeerHOST
28:14
Uh, like for instance, Kung Fury, uh, hands down, one of the greatest, in my opinion, greatest, like, B efforts ever, Kung Fury.
Matt SpeerHOST
28:23
And it's a 15-minute video, and it's excellent.
Matt SpeerHOST
28:27
In every single facet, it's excellent.
JaredHOST
2:55
If you've not heard of it, I'm not surprised, but-
ScottHOST
2:57
Um, we might also mention Kung Fury.
ScottHOST
3:00
Well, yeah, 'cause that sort of s- seems to be-
JaredHOST
3:02
Ties in

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RedHOST
66:39
I mean, um- So let's, let's, l- like we have to define that.
RedHOST
66:44
So if you, if you could bring up the actual Wikipedia description of synthwave.
RedHOST
66:47
Okay, so I've got a few, um- 'Cause I think that does a good enough job of- It's, it really- ... explaining what Turbo Kid is and what the whole, like, Kung Fury is also in this, which we reviewed in, I think May, and, uh, it's, it's part of this art movement, I would call it.
RedHOST
67:07
Mm-hmm, sure.
Eddie HermidaHOST
24:06
What is it, like the office voice over IP phones? Fucking hacker man.
Dan KennyHOST
24:12
What movie is that? Fucking Kung Fury?
Chris GarzaHOST
24:16
Oh, shit.
Dan KennyHOST
24:17
Hackerman, my triangulator.
Old HeadHOST
34:36
This is a short episode anyway, so we can have tangents on here.
Old HeadHOST
34:39
I keep seeing, and it hurts my heart every time I see it, somebody very recently did an interview with a producer that worked on the Kung Fury movie that's never come out.
Old HeadHOST
34:50
Yeah.
Old HeadHOST
34:51
And I keep seeing clips from this interview, and every time they show these little short snippets of Arnold and some other stuff, I go, that is the biggest fucking crime in the world that that movie just isn't out.
Old HeadHOST
35:09
that wasn't supposed to be released and they figured out a way to finally put it out and everybody loves it.
Old HeadHOST
35:14
I'm like, cool.
Old HeadHOST
35:15
Now do Kung Fury, please.
Old HeadHOST
35:17
Can we do that? Because as far as I know, it's already made aside from like a special effects budget or something like I just it hurts my heart.
Mike PecciHOST
4:09
I'm a film director, but I've done a bit of everything over the years.
Mike PecciHOST
4:13
And this show isn't just about the movie business.
Mike PecciHOST
4:15
This show is about all the stuff I find fascinating, whether that's comic books, whether that's music and musicians, whether that's chefs or firefighters or dudes that fix cars.
Mike PecciHOST
4:27
Like there are so many great stories out there.
Mike PecciHOST
4:55
And I think that art is so deeply ingrained within my DNA, the need to create something, the need to have some sort of process that I can follow settles my nerves.
Mike PecciHOST
5:09
That's a big part of who I am.
Mike PecciHOST
5:13
And I love, love, love, love picking up a new comic book or going and seeing illustrations at an art show or looking at movie posters.
Mike PecciHOST
5:23
And on the page, you can actually see the same sort of obsessions, the same sort of process that I love.
Burnie BurnsHOST
25:53
That was the one that was like super 80s.
Burnie BurnsHOST
25:55
It was almost like, what was that, like Kung Fury? I think Kung Fury might have been inspired by...
Ashley BurnsHOST
26:00
With, like, the, like, bioluminescent, like, dinosaurs and all that
Burnie BurnsHOST
26:03
crazy stuff.
Tom RymanHOST
52:00
It's so mired in 13-year-old boy cool, and so, like, Wolf Cop, I feel like that works a lot better, because it immediately... provokes like you're thinking in a certain direction that's not necessary it's not a sharknado direction it's more like a robocop direction
David BellHOST
52:19
i guess for me it came down to execution where when you watch wolf cop you're like this is fun and like the premise actually when i first heard i was like okay like it was still like i wasn't completely convinced because of we were in the age of like kung fury and stuff like that yeah like All right.
David BellHOST
52:37
And this is kind of the same where I'm like, it looks fun enough.
David BellHOST
52:40
Um, it looks like it's doing it.
WrightPANELIST
3:01
Oh, yeah.
Martin ThomasGUEST
3:03
Wait, what was it called? Kung Fury? No, no, no, no.
Martin ThomasGUEST
3:07
Fight of Fury.
Martin ThomasGUEST
3:08
Fight of Fury.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
7:23
We were working really hard.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
7:24
I had, um, Nat Thorn, my first assistant additional editor on Kung Fury!, the movie, brought him on during the shoot as well, uh, as an assistant editor and additional editor then as well.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
7:34
He was helping me assembly, assemble the movie in parts because of a lot of stuff going on and con- converting the previs.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
7:41
And, um, so yeah, that was, uh, pretty great.
Joel DuscherHOST
17:18
We'd be like, oh, no.
Joel DuscherHOST
17:20
Were you also on forums being like, man, Kung Fury's a masterpiece.
Joel DuscherHOST
17:24
I can't wait for Kung Fury 2.
Jackson BalyHOST
17:26
I certainly was.
Jackson BalyHOST
17:27
Yeah.

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