Man, I love when Len shows up. He's such a genuine and nice guy enthusiastic about the movies he likes and it makes me happy when he's around. He knows the RLM guys are just giving him a hard time but appreciate him.
RLM must be some amazingly charming dudes. Everyone they bash on their show ends up becoming buds and guests on their shows. Can't wait to see Neil Breen on BotW as a guest!
I think what I take away from the RLM guys is that they are genuine. They just shoot the shit about movies... and I get the feeling they'd be doing the same shit if hardly anybody followed them. Gaining subscribers and patreon e-bux never really seems to be an outright priority for them, nothing seems to be done just for the clicks... as evidenced by a half hour video reviewing freakin Blind Fury (which I love by the way, but just saying, it's not something that's going to draw millions of views). They are refreshingly free of transparent hot take outrage or suck-up shilling. Just midwestern schlubs calling it like they see it... and as a midwestern schlub myself, I appreciate that. Sometimes I think they can be a little meanspirited when going for a laugh... but that's a very minor complaint when looking at their total output.
RIP Rutger Hauer (23 January 1944 - 19 July 2019) This is one of my favourite films and how I became a big fan of Rutger Hauer. He was one of my favourite actors and I cried when I heard he died today. Great review guys, love your stuff!
@@Ithro-Ithrozovich oh yeah, you remember that too? It was like Gladiator (2000) meets Mad Max, starring that Chinese actress. Been a while since I've seen that but you reminded me of it. Wow. Classic!
The Zatoichi movie that Blind Fury is directly taken from is called "Zatoichi Challenged" which is a great movie as well... Saw Blind Fury First and loved it... just like Fistful of Dollars and Magnificent Seven before it, made me want to see the source material. The Zatoichi Criterion Collection is amazing and I'd encourage anyone who liked Blind Fury, and don't mind Late 60s early 70s Japanese cinema should totally check it out!
@kabasinski Len Sorry for the awkwardness, but i have a slang etymological question for you. In an old RLM video, you talked about not potatoing someone when pretending to hit in a scene. In french, we also use the word "patate" (idem) for a punch, and patater, for punching, repeatedly or not, someone, and even for gunning. I was wondering if you had any idea where the US use of the term came from. Translation, history ? just in case. That said, cheers, and bonne continuation !
@kabasinski Len Len you are great and your passion for martial arts kind of inspired me to give more kung-fu, samurai, and ninja movies consideration. Recently I watched Lone Wolf & Cub and it was such an entertaining movie; Keep up the great work!
Great review guys. One note, this movie is listed as a 1989 release, but it actually didn't hit US theaters until March of 1990. So Rich's guess about the films of the summer of 1989 having an effect on Blind Fury would be incorrect. It came out two weeks after Hunt for Red October and a week after House Party & Joe Versus the Volcano. The films that came out the same weekend as Blind Fury were Lord of the Flies, Nuns on the Run, Lambada and The Forbidden Dance. The following week had Pretty Woman and the week after that was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. TMNT probably had some effect on Blind Fury being that they are both martial arts movies released two weeks apart.
I love Len. He's such a good sport about all of this. Most people would be really upset when a group of youtubers say he's the master of schlock film making but he's embracing it. What a guy.
Len and Rich, thank you for this re:View! I just watched this with some friends and we are all wondering why this wasn't more popular! Such a great movie for a group movie night.
Big thanks to RLM for this re:review. I forgot this movie existed, and as soon as I saw the thumbnail I got taken back to my childhood. I saw this movie as a kid and loved it - for weeks I roamed around pretending to be a blind swordsman lol. For some reason this memory got buried until this exact moment.
10:32 That grip is usually referred to as "reverse grip". It's very unusual in actual sword/knife fighting because you decrease your effective range by a significant amount and it makes stabbing/thrusting almost impossible. If your blade is double-edged it also renders one of your edges less useful because it will be at a 90 degree~ angle with your wrist. The only clear benefit it has is that cuts will come in at an odd angle so it can potentially surprise someone. I have never seen it being used to any effect in tournament.
Rutger Hauer is using it here because this movie is an homage to the old Zatochi film series in which the titular character, a blind swordsman, has a sword concealed in his cane, and holds the sword underhanded because that's how he holds his cane. (Spoilers for at least one of the Zatoichi films: the tang is sharpened into a knife and he kills someone with it when the blade of his sword is broken)
@@architeuthis3476i think its a remake of zatoichi more than just an homage. its directly based on one of the zatoichi movies. and yeah, reverse grip looks cool but its pretty useless for practical combat. its a movie about a blind swordsman who is the best of the best and unstoppable killing machine. its pretty far fetched, realism isnt too important here.
Mike laughing in the background when Rich says you're not going to sell this movie if you tell people it's responsible for the Phantom Menace was hilarious. Bravo.
This is why I love RLM. With all their layers of comedy, idiocy, and diabetes, their incredible knowledge of film always breaks through and you know they know what theyre talking about.
What an awesome video! I love RLM regular team as well as most of the guests, but Len is by far my favourite visiting cast on a whole different level. He is clever and fun and has some really good points from a fun-filmmaker perspective. And the movie itself really is a rather forgotten gem and I agree it's a shame it got buried. Thanks,guys!
One of the great things about that era for me is that I had no idea of, or interest in, box office takings or critical reception. I just picked up films like this from the video store shelf and enjoyed them for what they were.
It will forever remain a mystery to me, how Rutger Hauer didn't became a high A-lister. He's a great actor, has a keen mind and seems to be someone who it is really easy to work with.
The answer is he was too old when he arrived Hollywood in the 1980s. You cant become an A lister in your 40s (at leasy not back then). He was in a TON of A list movies though.
Len is a great guy. I'm glad he makes appearances on RLM, and I'm glad he didn't take what they said about his movies too seriously and go on some long Twitter rant, or make some passive agressive response video like many other people would do/have done. It was all in good fun, and I like that he doesn't take himself or his movies too seriously. After all, RLM's movies probably aren't much better, so it's all in good fun. They should have Len, Colin from Canada, and a few others sit down and do a BOTW on their own movies though, that would be funny.
Thank you, RLM. I thought I was the only person who had seen this amazing movie. I caught it on HBO when I was younger and fell in love with it. You guys are awesome.
This was one of my favorite movies when i was a kid and whenever i would talk about it, no one would know what the hell i was talking about. Thank you so much for this review...
Rutger Hauer is totally underrated! Will look this one out again. Also if you haven't seen it, Flesh&Blood is a brilliant film with interesting parallels to the anime Berserk...
That's obvious Mike in a cheap Rich Evans disguise. - Star Trek Reference - „it’s smart enough to take itself not to seriously“ - George Lucas is a hack and the phantom menace lacks any creativity
This movie is awesome, watched it last night. It still holds up. This movie stuck with me more then all of the big hollywood released in 89. Rutger was awesome in this movie, you legit believe he is blind, and you can't help but love and respect his character by the end. This was the 1st movie that made me respect Rutger, I was only like 5 when Blade Runner came out. Saw Split Second and loved it, and went back to Blade Runner. Guy is a excellent actor.
Look up "The Blood of Heroes" for a good Rutger Hauer movie, Joan Chen and a young Vincent D'onofrio are also in it, as team mates in a Post apocalyptic violent sports league. It's one of my all time favorite movies. It's also known as "The Salute of the Jugger"
"Film number 17 of the original series was remade in the US in 1990 (by TriStar Pictures) as Blind Fury, an action movie starring Rutger Hauer." From the Zatoichi wiki article.
They may have gotten the idea for Blind Fury from Zatoichi, a great Japanese movie/tv series. If you haven't watched any of them do you will be in for a treat. Take care and stay safe.
Great episode! I had heard of Blind Fury but never seen it, and this got me to finally watch it. Really enjoyed it! Thanks for the good recommendations as always.
I can't believe I've never even heard of this. I guess I'm too enamored with another movie that got buried in 1989, UHF. Hey! you know what movie you should look at for the next re:View? Jacob's Ladder.
Rich said zatoichi with so little effort, it proves he is simply an actor Mike hired years ago. He’s not quite Andy Kaufman, but whoever plays Rich Evans is still a master of his craft.
When I first saw this movie I absolutely loved every minute of it, and to hear Rich mention it over the years has always got my chub going. A Re:view with Len has me at full mast, folks. Full. Mast. WATCH THIS FILM ASAP
Man, I love when Len shows up. He's such a genuine and nice guy enthusiastic about the movies he likes and it makes me happy when he's around. He knows the RLM guys are just giving him a hard time but appreciate him.
his problem is he's just so fucking boring lol
Rest in peace Rutger, you kicked ass. This movie is my favorite of his.
Got that amazing screen presence; bit like Christopher Walken back then too.
@@luckyspursyour favorite? Over bladerunner and hitcher?!
Hearing Mike laugh in the background when Rich admits to being unable to pronounce words is so pure. Real friendship right there.
I know. I immediately unsubscribed.
RIP Rutger. Ironically, you WILL be remembered because of tears in the rain.
He will be remembered for a line that people mishear. Tears in rain.
When he was standing in the rain outside the bus I just kept thinking blade runner if the replicant became an old dad.
Amen
@Socucius Ergalla Watched alot of RLM and can't recall them referencing Hobo with a Shotgun. A real shame.
RLM must be some amazingly charming dudes. Everyone they bash on their show ends up becoming buds and guests on their shows. Can't wait to see Neil Breen on BotW as a guest!
BotW featuring George Lucas.
Kai Rinchen Not Rian Johnson. Dude disowned them after Plinketts TLJ review.
IDK. He keeps trying to kill those guys. @@RaSkipper
I think what I take away from the RLM guys is that they are genuine. They just shoot the shit about movies... and I get the feeling they'd be doing the same shit if hardly anybody followed them. Gaining subscribers and patreon e-bux never really seems to be an outright priority for them, nothing seems to be done just for the clicks... as evidenced by a half hour video reviewing freakin Blind Fury (which I love by the way, but just saying, it's not something that's going to draw millions of views). They are refreshingly free of transparent hot take outrage or suck-up shilling. Just midwestern schlubs calling it like they see it... and as a midwestern schlub myself, I appreciate that. Sometimes I think they can be a little meanspirited when going for a laugh... but that's a very minor complaint when looking at their total output.
@kabasinski Len You're a gentleman, sir! Always a pleasure to see you on here. Come back soon! x
RIP Rutger Hauer (23 January 1944 - 19 July 2019)
This is one of my favourite films and how I became a big fan of Rutger Hauer. He was one of my favourite actors and I cried when I heard he died today. Great review guys, love your stuff!
@@Ithro-Ithrozovich oh yeah, you remember that too? It was like Gladiator (2000) meets Mad Max, starring that Chinese actress. Been a while since I've seen that but you reminded me of it. Wow. Classic!
The Zatoichi movie that Blind Fury is directly taken from is called "Zatoichi Challenged" which is a great movie as well... Saw Blind Fury First and loved it... just like Fistful of Dollars and Magnificent Seven before it, made me want to see the source material. The Zatoichi Criterion Collection is amazing and I'd encourage anyone who liked Blind Fury, and don't mind Late 60s early 70s Japanese cinema should totally check it out!
Was Mike holding a gun to Rich's Depression and Diabetes medication if Rich didn't make the Star Trek reference?
probably
seraphssavior Much less subtle and longwinded than Mike XD
Star Trek? All I heard was Star Track...
You mean his Tums?
ChanCeNecK Don't try comedy again you brutally unfunny mongoloid.
Love hearing the crew in the background laughing at random points.
the crew is mike and jay
Really digging that Len is nowadays a semi regular guest in RLM shows. I hope he'll be in the next BoW!
Hes very bland..
I want him to show up on Half in the Bag
@kabasinski Len Sorry for the awkwardness, but i have a slang etymological question for you. In an old RLM video, you talked about not potatoing someone when pretending to hit in a scene. In french, we also use the word "patate" (idem) for a punch, and patater, for punching, repeatedly or not, someone, and even for gunning. I was wondering if you had any idea where the US use of the term came from. Translation, history ? just in case.
That said, cheers, and bonne continuation !
@kabasinski Len Thanks !
@kabasinski Len Len you are great and your passion for martial arts kind of inspired me to give more kung-fu, samurai, and ninja movies consideration. Recently I watched Lone Wolf & Cub and it was such an entertaining movie; Keep up the great work!
Great review guys. One note, this movie is listed as a 1989 release, but it actually didn't hit US theaters until March of 1990. So Rich's guess about the films of the summer of 1989 having an effect on Blind Fury would be incorrect. It came out two weeks after Hunt for Red October and a week after House Party & Joe Versus the Volcano. The films that came out the same weekend as Blind Fury were Lord of the Flies, Nuns on the Run, Lambada and The Forbidden Dance. The following week had Pretty Woman and the week after that was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. TMNT probably had some effect on Blind Fury being that they are both martial arts movies released two weeks apart.
To be frank, Ladyhawke is probably my most favourite fantasy movie ever made. And a lot of that is thanks to Rutger's performance in it.
Nice CGI Disney but Rich Evans died of TUMS FESTIVAL overdose
What you expected from Disney? Milking everything, no respect at all
Shit, I've just seen yoyr comment in Er's video
petrallen I don't know that movie! You mean Rogue one[ a star wars story]
CGI Rich looks worse than CGI Grandma Tarkin
Wow nice eye I didn't notice it looked convincing
Len and Rich make for a pretty fucking entertaining conversation. Good job, lads. Always loved Hauer and this movie in particular.
I love Len. He's such a good sport about all of this. Most people would be really upset when a group of youtubers say he's the master of schlock film making but he's embracing it. What a guy.
Len and Rich, thank you for this re:View! I just watched this with some friends and we are all wondering why this wasn't more popular! Such a great movie for a group movie night.
Big thanks to RLM for this re:review. I forgot this movie existed, and as soon as I saw the thumbnail I got taken back to my childhood. I saw this movie as a kid and loved it - for weeks I roamed around pretending to be a blind swordsman lol. For some reason this memory got buried until this exact moment.
Only five minutes into this video and I know I HAVE to go see this movie! I didnt even know it existed but it's so up my alley. Thanks for sharing it!
Len's impression of Van Damme in a dramatic role is as hilarious as it is accurate!
If you're looking for dramatic van Damme, swelter gives you a taste.
That rock candy joke is straight out of a Zatoichi film, same shot and everything!
Blind Fury is a remake of Zatoichi Challenged.
10:32 That grip is usually referred to as "reverse grip". It's very unusual in actual sword/knife fighting because you decrease your effective range by a significant amount and it makes stabbing/thrusting almost impossible. If your blade is double-edged it also renders one of your edges less useful because it will be at a 90 degree~ angle with your wrist. The only clear benefit it has is that cuts will come in at an odd angle so it can potentially surprise someone.
I have never seen it being used to any effect in tournament.
Rutger Hauer is using it here because this movie is an homage to the old Zatochi film series in which the titular character, a blind swordsman, has a sword concealed in his cane, and holds the sword underhanded because that's how he holds his cane. (Spoilers for at least one of the Zatoichi films: the tang is sharpened into a knife and he kills someone with it when the blade of his sword is broken)
@@architeuthis3476i think its a remake of zatoichi more than just an homage. its directly based on one of the zatoichi movies.
and yeah, reverse grip looks cool but its pretty useless for practical combat. its a movie about a blind swordsman who is the best of the best and unstoppable killing machine. its pretty far fetched, realism isnt too important here.
So happy to see RLM and Len K talk about this movie. I loved it when I saw it on TV in the early 90s and felt it was always undervalued. Thank you.
Mike laughing in the background when Rich says you're not going to sell this movie if you tell people it's responsible for the Phantom Menace was hilarious. Bravo.
This is why I love RLM. With all their layers of comedy, idiocy, and diabetes, their incredible knowledge of film always breaks through and you know they know what theyre talking about.
Easily my favorite episode of re:view. Len Kabasinski is so awesome! Also i'm a huge fan of Rich. Thanks guys!
What an awesome video! I love RLM regular team as well as most of the guests, but Len is by far my favourite visiting cast on a whole different level. He is clever and fun and has some really good points from a fun-filmmaker perspective. And the movie itself really is a rather forgotten gem and I agree it's a shame it got buried. Thanks,guys!
This film has so many references to "zatoichi challenged". I really recommend the double feature
Love Len's ponytail dent. I understand the struggle
That "pitch black" scene was better lit than the entirety of Suicide Squad.
Predator requiem would of been a better comparison
Star Wars Solo is an apt comparison, too.
@@jack_meoff69 would HAVE been.... it's not that hard.
Or Solo.
This was a fun film
The two best humans in the universe! We need more len and Rich episodes......
This movie is so underappreciated. Love the hell out of this flick. Such a fun action movie that isn't the norm.
Len seems like a really chill guy. I love it any time he shows up.
One of the great things about that era for me is that I had no idea of, or interest in, box office takings or critical reception. I just picked up films like this from the video store shelf and enjoyed them for what they were.
It will forever remain a mystery to me, how Rutger Hauer didn't became a high A-lister. He's a great actor, has a keen mind and seems to be someone who it is really easy to work with.
The answer is he was too old when he arrived Hollywood in the 1980s. You cant become an A lister in your 40s (at leasy not back then). He was in a TON of A list movies though.
Len gets better every time he is on. There is no turning back now, Len.
Always brightens my day to see Len on one of these.
Big love to Rich and Len for this one. I grew up with Blind Fury, loved the shit out of it.
WPIX 11 in NY used to air this when I was a kid. I always loved it.
Len Kabasinski brings up the Doctor from Aqua Teen Hunger Force when referencing an 80's action film. I love this guy.
I'm glad Len has become a recurring guest on the show. He's a legitimately good guest and knows some stuff too.
Len is an awesome guest. Gotta get him back for more martial arts movies!
Rest in peace Rutger Hauer 😢🌹
Have you guys seen Rutger Hauer in "Hobo With a Shotgun"?
Jay definitely has. I remember him mentioning it more than once, no clue where.
That was another good movie. The little speech he has at the baby ward scene; Rutger Hauer can read out a script like nobodies business.
MrHEC381991 Well for the script of Split Second he couldn't give less of a fuck about the reading! :D Detective Harley Stone, that movie's great.
"Hobo..." Was fucking badass. One of my favorite movies, it was all the best things of 80s exploitation rolled into one fat joint.
Hey, Rich Evans! We're taking a car ride to Hell and you're riding shotgun!!
Len is a great guy. I'm glad he makes appearances on RLM, and I'm glad he didn't take what they said about his movies too seriously and go on some long Twitter rant, or make some passive agressive response video like many other people would do/have done. It was all in good fun, and I like that he doesn't take himself or his movies too seriously. After all, RLM's movies probably aren't much better, so it's all in good fun. They should have Len, Colin from Canada, and a few others sit down and do a BOTW on their own movies though, that would be funny.
I love Rich and Len together in this talking about a great martial arts movie! Great job Red Letter Media Team!!!!
Thank you, RLM. I thought I was the only person who had seen this amazing movie. I caught it on HBO when I was younger and fell in love with it.
You guys are awesome.
This was one of my favorite movies when i was a kid and whenever i would talk about it, no one would know what the hell i was talking about. Thank you so much for this review...
Man, wished I could have seen this movie as a kid.. Len and Rich really promotes it well, nice work guys!
RIP Rutger Hauer!
It's a shame that most people only remember him from Blade Runner :|
well blade runner was the best movie he was in and he was amazing in blade runner. not a shame. it just shows how great the movie and he was
It's not a shame. to be remembered at all is pretty cool
I'm so old, I saw Blind Fury as a sneak preview in a movie theater. Someone give me shovel, so I can go bury myself.
@@shadows-sweet-embrace, Joely Tacos will be missed.
RIP Rutger Hauer. Like tears in the rain.
Len looks almost angelic what with the lovely lighting and all.
Meg Foster's eyes always seemed like a special effect to me.
I watched this movie when I was a child, in a theather, with my grandmother! And she loved it! So, It is recommended for grannies!
1:30 - The way Rich Evans panounces things
Thanks guys for talking about this movie! I really love it and lot's of other stuff with Rutger Hauer. Ladyhawk IMO is another grate overlooked gem.
Love this fucking movie. My dad and I were sold when the hoods at the taco stand were screwing with him and gave him the super hot sauce.
Thanks for having Len on! He's a great guest.
"Zatoichi" actually roughly means "Blind Man Ichi." The character's actual name is Ichi.
Oh man this is like a lost 80s classic. Thanks for this. The ending is so sweet too.
How did they not laugh harder at that Van Damme impression @15:55 lol too good!
Rutger Hauer is totally underrated! Will look this one out again. Also if you haven't seen it, Flesh&Blood is a brilliant film with interesting parallels to the anime Berserk...
i'm a simple man, i see len kabasinski and i click, then post a dead meme in the comments
That little off-the-cuff hypothetical Van Damme impression was spot on.
That's obvious Mike in a cheap Rich Evans disguise.
- Star Trek Reference
- „it’s smart enough to take itself not to seriously“
- George Lucas is a hack and the phantom menace lacks any creativity
I watched this movie as a teenager and loved it, but, yet again, I was a big fan of every single action movie in the eighties and nineties.
Once you notice that there is "sex" written on Rich Evans cap... Everything changes...
Well, he _is_ sex personified
Sorta like how Japanese have thirsts and hats with random English words?
Rich Evans is now my favorite Anime character for 2017.
Should be AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIDS.
Its sublimpinal
Chicago White Sox.
Must've watched this on TV at least 20 times with my mum in the 90s! I loved it, it's so much fun...
This movie is awesome, watched it last night. It still holds up. This movie stuck with me more then all of the big hollywood released in 89. Rutger was awesome in this movie, you legit believe he is blind, and you can't help but love and respect his character by the end. This was the 1st movie that made me respect Rutger, I was only like 5 when Blade Runner came out. Saw Split Second and loved it, and went back to Blade Runner. Guy is a excellent actor.
Rob Curtiss have you seen the Hitcher? He's a complete bastard in it, but he's so captivating. A fantastic villain.
Len gets better with each RLM appearance. Excellent work sir.
Nobody ever remembers the Rutger Hauer Gene Simmons masterpiece-a-shit "Wanted Dead or Alive". Its a shame.
Loved the grenade-in-mouth finale.
I remember. Know that you are not alone.
Thank you all for doing Blind Fury. I love this movie.
Blind Samurai cop.
Look up "The Blood of Heroes" for a good Rutger Hauer movie, Joan Chen and a young Vincent D'onofrio are also in it, as team mates in a Post apocalyptic violent sports league. It's one of my all time favorite movies. It's also known as "The Salute of the Jugger"
I have never clicked on a video faster, I love this flick!
Thank you Rich for making this a Re:view. I've always wanted to see it covered proper on the channel, fucking christ I love this film.
LIterally Zatoichi. Even underhand sword grip and cheating gamblers.
Late to the party, but you're 100% right. Call it low rent Zatoichi, or Zatoichi through the prism of coked out 80s Hollywood.
"Film number 17 of the original series was remade in the US in 1990 (by TriStar Pictures) as Blind Fury, an action movie starring Rutger Hauer."
From the Zatoichi wiki article.
Low-Ranking Blind Person by Name of "Ichi". That's not a literal translation. That's the precise one.
Also, there are at least two Zatoichi movies where at the beginning he honors the wish of a dying parent to take a child to the other parent.
They may have gotten the idea for Blind Fury from Zatoichi, a great Japanese movie/tv series. If you haven't watched any of them do you will be in for a treat. Take care and stay safe.
Blind Fury was great. I loved it when it came out.
this is effin awesome! Len rocks!! love rich!!
Watched this movie after you recommended it years ago Rich, good fun, thank god you're doing a re:view on it!
This movie was bad ass back in the days! also, movie was the one that introduced me to the desert eagle. That big burly dude carried one I think
Great episode! I had heard of Blind Fury but never seen it, and this got me to finally watch it. Really enjoyed it! Thanks for the good recommendations as always.
Totally forgot about this one, classic. Hauer is great in this.
Also, watch the cop's hand... that's one hell of a mutant power. 15:51 #moviemagic
Thanks for doing this, guys! Yes, such a solid movie.
love jay's laugh at the end
I think I need to own this movie... I'd never heard of it before now. It looks hilariously awesome!
I can't believe I've never even heard of this. I guess I'm too enamored with another movie that got buried in 1989, UHF.
Hey! you know what movie you should look at for the next re:View?
Jacob's Ladder.
Paul Bujak Agreed I need a re:view of Jacob's Ladder ASAP!
I loved this movie so much when I was in college. I must have rented it half a dozen times at least.
Blind swordsman movie starring Rutger Hauer?
Sold.
Love this movie so much. I watched it on cable when I was 9.
Rich and Len are like PB & J.
Rich said zatoichi with so little effort, it proves he is simply an actor Mike hired years ago. He’s not quite Andy Kaufman, but whoever plays Rich Evans is still a master of his craft.
Len Kabasinski is a pretty handsome dude
I guess the movie was based on you...
Rutger Hauer is one of my faves. I love most of his movies.
The man with the beautiful hair returns
Watched blind fury many times on the old vhs. Brilliant
Wow that cop got his hand chopped off but it grew back in the next scene.
Rutger Hauer is greatness.
Rest in peace, Rutger Hauer.
When I first saw this movie I absolutely loved every minute of it, and to hear Rich mention it over the years has always got my chub going. A Re:view with Len has me at full mast, folks. Full. Mast. WATCH THIS FILM ASAP