Barb Wire Review | B Is for Bad Podcast: Leather, Fascism & Neon Chaos

yeah uh but yeah we're doing a different movie completely this week this is like was this a b movie technically not technically this is

like a hired this is like a b adjacent movie a lot of people like say it's got like b movie glory to it yeah um it had uh i believe nine million dollar budget so it wasn't like the biggest budget oh was it i thought i saw three oh let me i can double check

I can't remember exactly, but I'm pretty sure I saw three, but it might be nine.

You might be right.

Maybe it made three.

I think it made three.

Oh, it made 3.8.

It was budget $9 million.

Yeah.

So a big budget movie in the 90s.

You know, this isn't like a small chunk of change by any means, but the movie definitely had a B-movie feel.

I feel like it was like the poor man's Batman.

Yeah.

in a way yeah

so

or like a punisher like but she's a nightclub owner

yeah and like I like the idea like it seems like this is based off of a comic book barbed wire is and it seems like the comic book's actually fun and good and this they kind of just didn't explore enough of the like

bounty

hunting side of what she does i feel i don't

i'm really curious to know if the barbwire comic is about cost as like a casablanca style story because i don't think they literally just put like the barbwire character it seemed in the barbwire world of a post-apocalyptic 2017

and just

threw casablanca at

it i love that too and they don't go far enough in the future

Yeah, oh my god, dude.

We'll go 20 years in the future.