Hey there! Robin here of Robin & Peter. So glad you guys enjoyed this movie! Super cool of you to mention Peters dad. He passed away from cancer last spring, he would have gotten a kick out of you guys having fun watching this movie. He did the motorcycle stunts & he was the guy that got set on fire. We’ll try to find some more of his movies to send you guys😁
I could have been a kumite champion, but none of my stupid friends managed to die at the hands of an evil martial artist so I could go on a revenge quest.
You're better off, that happened to my second cousin and he didn't make it through the kumite itself. He got a nasty strain of athletes foot from the carpeted locker room that left him braindead for life :(
The first time I met Gary back in 1995, I asked him about this movie, and about the very similar "Capital Punishment", which he made before "American Streetfighter". He said "You've seen those? And you still wanted to meet me?". I think his first movie, the Philippino war movie "Final Reprisal", is on UA-cam.
And this is why Dolph Ziggler never was a prime time player. As talented as he was in the ring, he made everyone he went against look like a million bucks.
First 5 minutes of a Karate movie: "Remember, Karate is only for self-defense. It should never ever be used gratuitously. and only as your last resort." Next 90 minutes: Wall to wall ass kicking and bone breaking.
imagine if during the apocalypse someone in future generations, finds Jason Brant's movie collection and finds a way to watch it... they will assume that the pre apocalypse people were all useless
Gerald Okamura along other stars like Al Leong and James Lew and M.H. and so on should be preserved in the Library of Congress as international treasures.
You need to see him in the Sidaris flick 'Day Of The Warrior'. Not only does he play a good guy for once, but he's an Elvis impersonator and gets knocked out by Julie Strain's bewbs.
The following year after this movie, Gary Daniels plays a henchman in a terrible Jackie Chan movie called City Hunter. During their fight scene they fight dressed up as Street Fighter characters, Gary is Ken and Jackie Chan is Chun Li. Jackie Chan is on record hating the movie, he apparently did the movie as a favor to a friend LOL.
Fun fact, the first films that Gary Daniels actually starred in were The Secret of King Mahi's Island (1988) and Final Reprisal (1988). I believe American Streetfighter is the 7th or 8th movie he did.
My dad had over 50 of those collector plates, all of wildlife. I'm right there with you Jason. I have well over 1k blurays and maybe 100 dvds.. but I try to collect 'good' movies 😉
I have about 1,350 movies, but I only collect those I'd like to watch again sometime, or that have a special significance. Even digitally stored I wouldn't have enough for all the movies I've seen.
7am in Alaska, coffee and dabs ready to go, LET'S DO THIS!!!! Hey, for future reference, when you get around to watching one of my movies (hinthint nudgenudge), could you release the video on a Sunday? That's something I'd love to enjoy first-thing in the day!!! ON WIT DA FUN
The fringes on the jacket as far as I understand are for wicking water off when it rains. At least that's what I learned in my old west elective I took in 7th grade.
In the desolation of Carlsbad canyons ,the smell of old tuna wafted through the air. The rusted remains of Chicken of the Sea littering the path between boulders. The low echoing of "ahhhhhhhhhh" violated the serene night. The sudden overwhelming smell of onions confirmed his worst fear. The Breen was near....
An early 2000's Mercedes sits lifeless, abandoned in the powdered sugar-like dirt of the desert. The charcoaled husk sits abandoned by the neon green road sign that sits still, emotionless, just like Breen himself, and reads, "Las Vegas 55 miles." Along one of the ebony hued doors, in beet red, finger painted lettering reads the words, "Help Me!" The sky is high, cloudless, and as blue as the eyes of the 17 year old model that has a crush on the septuagenarian, and way off in the distance you can overhear the faint cries of, "Who am I? What am I?!"
For top notch Gary Daniels Cold Harvest it co stars Barbara Crampton & its awesome. We were robbed of a Streets of Rage movie in the 90s Gary Daniels as Axel Cynthia Rothrock as Blaze & Ultimate Warrior as Max 😂😂😂 P.S theres two more of these but Gary Daniels isnt in either.
I can see Gary Daniels shouting "BARE KNUCKLE" as his fists catch on fire and it breaks my heart that it never happened. Abadede was clearly meant to be Ultimate Warrior though.
Thank you to Jason and the gang for all the years of foolishness! I am celebrating 250 weeks of my live show and I have been watching SO BAD IT'S GOOD while getting my news together for many of nearly 5 years I have been doing this. Thank you for being a steady and entertaining part of my weekly work routine. Much respect!
K. Y. Lim also produced "Future War" with Daniel Bernhardt. He also produced Gary's film before this one, "Capital Punishment," which co-starred David Carradine! It also has Tadashi Yamashita, who was the main Ninja villain in "American Ninja" and was one of the trainers in Gymkata. He was also in Cage 2. You need to make a 6 Degrees of SBIG game.
With those short sleeves during the sword fight at the end, Gary Daniels is dressed like a Mormon which is funny because with his facial expressions, he often reminds me of Trey Parker who seems very fixated on Mormons himself.
Gary Daniels' hair in this film makes me think he would have been a hilarious casting choice for He-Man. Dolph Lundgren was great but the world needs Gary as kickboxing He-Man!
I know when I took part in my last Kumite, the cardboard boxes strewn around constituted a major fire safety violation…health and safety is not a priority at a Kumite 🤷♂️
@@JasonBrant - Looks like ‘Capital Punishment’ (1991) was GD’s first starring role. I’ve seen both and ‘American Streetfighter’ (1992) is more ridiculous.
8:11 He was imitating Bolo Yeung in Bloodsport. But in Bloodsport Bolo put the guy out with a choke, then waved to the crowed before finishing him with an unnecessary palm strike because he was ruthless. This one made no sense as the guy was still standing.
Jason did you know James Lew was once in a movie directed by the director of Miami Connection? It's called L.A. Streetfighter, or Ninja Turf. He's a pretty major character in it, too.
You thought correctly. It’s uncomfortable, tiring, and hard to steer. I have no idea what they’re trying to prove. ..aaaand that was *not* the same bike on the floor as was ridden through the “wall”.
Gerald Okamura is also in the Movie you recently received.. The Power Within with Ted Jan Roberts aka Masked Rider from Fox Kids.. Also The Power Within is a PM Production movie lol
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Hey there! Robin here of Robin & Peter. So glad you guys enjoyed this movie! Super cool of you to mention Peters dad. He passed away from cancer last spring, he would have gotten a kick out of you guys having fun watching this movie. He did the motorcycle stunts & he was the guy that got set on fire. We’ll try to find some more of his movies to send you guys😁
I could have been a kumite champion, but none of my stupid friends managed to die at the hands of an evil martial artist so I could go on a revenge quest.
And you wasted all that time pile driving your nephew/son/little brother in the front yard.
Just tell people you are and write a book full of ridiculous stories about being a CIA special ops agent. You'll be filthy rich.
It's always something...
You're better off, that happened to my second cousin and he didn't make it through the kumite itself. He got a nasty strain of athletes foot from the carpeted locker room that left him braindead for life :(
Bad luck
The first time I met Gary back in 1995, I asked him about this movie, and about the very similar "Capital Punishment", which he made before "American Streetfighter". He said "You've seen those? And you still wanted to meet me?".
I think his first movie, the Philippino war movie "Final Reprisal", is on UA-cam.
You should have asked him about "Dancin' It's On!" and how his kitty was....
Uncle Gerald Okamura, Al Leong and James Lew are the golden trifecta of ultimate henchman. Nobody henches like those 3 hench.
@@wyllischu2467 The Three Hench-keteers.
Wrestling 101: Never choose a finisher that looks like it hurts you more than the person taking the move.
Reno from WCW used to do a finish where he would take a flat back bump every time
@TheNaturalPatHarris The "Roll The Dice"; I'm sure you already knew, though.
Wasn't that just a "Cross Rhodes"?
And this is why Dolph Ziggler never was a prime time player. As talented as he was in the ring, he made everyone he went against look like a million bucks.
First 5 minutes of a Karate movie: "Remember, Karate is only for self-defense. It should never ever be used gratuitously. and only as your last resort."
Next 90 minutes: Wall to wall ass kicking and bone breaking.
I surprised they didn't drag the kids all along
Has anyone ever walked into a bar and not had a fight in a crap movie?
Nope. It's impossible.
I bet those bars struggle with their liability insurance providers 😅🥂😵💫🏆
@ I was concerned about that, too…
They buy window glass in bulk.
Was there a bar fight in "Ryan's Babe"? I think Ryan was just drugged and raped, which he was weirdly okay with.
imagine if during the apocalypse someone in future generations, finds Jason Brant's movie collection and finds a way to watch it...
they will assume that the pre apocalypse people were all useless
Lost his first fight to an Antenna. Guess he is not invited to the reception.
As a soon to be father, this is the kind of dad joke comedian I aspire to be! 🙏🏾👍🏾💪🏾
Gerald Okamura along other stars like Al Leong and James Lew and M.H. and so on should be preserved in the Library of Congress as international treasures.
Absolutely.
My all-time favorite role of Gerald Okamura is the ref of kickboxing match between Charlie Sheen and James Lew in Hot Shots Part Deux
I haven't seen that since I was a kid. Need to revisit it.
Poor guy gets his head folded lmao
You need to see him in the Sidaris flick 'Day Of The Warrior'. Not only does he play a good guy for once, but he's an Elvis impersonator and gets knocked out by Julie Strain's bewbs.
SBIG is my version of Sunday morning church.
Hey, mine too.
Throws the katana from the casket and in my head I hear...
..."There can be only one."
"I can give ya the whole nine yods!" Haha! Dialogue is... mmmwah! (Chefs kiss)
Quality stuff.
@@JasonBrant You guys find straight gems.
The following year after this movie, Gary Daniels plays a henchman in a terrible Jackie Chan movie called City Hunter. During their fight scene they fight dressed up as Street Fighter characters, Gary is Ken and Jackie Chan is Chun Li. Jackie Chan is on record hating the movie, he apparently did the movie as a favor to a friend LOL.
7:02 that HAS to be the template for Diedrich Bader's character in "Napoleon Dynamite"... BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!!...
Randy in this is the main bad guy in kickboxer 3. He was epic in that movie.
Oh hell yeah Gary Daniels
The legend.
5:18 yeah, cardboard boxes!!!!
In the corner, not getting a guy kicked through them. Wheeeee.
They didn't even use cardboard boxes correctly.
Believe it or not, Gerald Okamura is trained in Judo, Kendo, Aikido, Taekwondo, and has a 5th Degree Black Belt in Kung Fu San Soo.
Fun fact, the first films that Gary Daniels actually starred in were The Secret of King Mahi's Island (1988) and Final Reprisal (1988). I believe American Streetfighter is the 7th or 8th movie he did.
Lmao. The passenger in the truck sceane. Lololol.
I do have to point out that Gerald is a legit akido master.
My dad had over 50 of those collector plates, all of wildlife. I'm right there with you Jason. I have well over 1k blurays and maybe 100 dvds.. but I try to collect 'good' movies 😉
I have about 1,350 movies, but I only collect those I'd like to watch again sometime, or that have a special significance. Even digitally stored I wouldn't have enough for all the movies I've seen.
That training montage looks like an ad for a NAMBLA karate school.
7am in Alaska, coffee and dabs ready to go, LET'S DO THIS!!!!
Hey, for future reference, when you get around to watching one of my movies (hinthint nudgenudge), could you release the video on a Sunday? That's something I'd love to enjoy first-thing in the day!!!
ON WIT DA FUN
Which movie do you want us to watch the most? And I don't plan what movies we're going to watch, let alone release them based on who sent them 🤣
1:55
That's a Randy Savage jacket, you philistine!
☝️
The fringes on the jacket as far as I understand are for wicking water off when it rains. At least that's what I learned in my old west elective I took in 7th grade.
In the desolation of Carlsbad canyons ,the smell of old tuna wafted through the air. The rusted remains of Chicken of the Sea littering the path between boulders. The low echoing of "ahhhhhhhhhh" violated the serene night. The sudden overwhelming smell of onions confirmed his worst fear. The Breen was near....
An early 2000's Mercedes sits lifeless, abandoned in the powdered sugar-like dirt of the desert. The charcoaled husk sits abandoned by the neon green road sign that sits still, emotionless, just like Breen himself, and reads, "Las Vegas 55 miles." Along one of the ebony hued doors, in beet red, finger painted lettering reads the words, "Help Me!" The sky is high, cloudless, and as blue as the eyes of the 17 year old model that has a crush on the septuagenarian, and way off in the distance you can overhear the faint cries of, "Who am I? What am I?!"
I have this on VHS somewhere in my stash of VHS´s :) fun video as always and more Gary daniels please, watched his movies alot growing up.
All roads eventually lead to a kumite.
That YK KIm jump - dude I did the same in the moment lol
The antenna whipping scene was met with a poor reception on your part.
For top notch Gary Daniels Cold Harvest it co stars Barbara Crampton & its awesome.
We were robbed of a Streets of Rage movie in the 90s Gary Daniels as Axel Cynthia Rothrock as Blaze & Ultimate Warrior as Max 😂😂😂
P.S theres two more of these but Gary Daniels isnt in either.
I can see Gary Daniels shouting "BARE KNUCKLE" as his fists catch on fire and it breaks my heart that it never happened. Abadede was clearly meant to be Ultimate Warrior though.
@Maladjester 👍👍👍👍😂😂😂
Cold Harvest is great
@bal5884 My favourite Gary Daniels film 🖒🖒
"Grandpa Nick taught me all the moves... He says I'm hot."
- A child.
I had to rewind that part
The idea of having a kid being the old wise secret technic knowing master for the montage sequence is awesome !
1. Another SBIG ❤
2. Dave's in it 🎉👏👏👏✊✊
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I wouldn't mind if this show became So Bad Its Kumite.
Thank you to Jason and the gang for all the years of foolishness! I am celebrating 250 weeks of my live show and I have been watching SO BAD IT'S GOOD while getting my news together for many of nearly 5 years I have been doing this. Thank you for being a steady and entertaining part of my weekly work routine. Much respect!
250! Nice!
Another great review! As much as I "enjoy" the awful movies, it's the commentary that cracks me up. Thanks for the entertainment.
“Fighters fight to the finish” or is it “Fighters fight till they’re Finnish”
Yes, yes, yes, I approve!!!! Definitely S. B. I. G!!! Homer guys and great humor. Fun episode just made a cold rain, snow, ice Sunday fantastic!!!!
35:22 They don't even know how to use cardboard boxes
Easily the nastiest insult you've ever hurled, Jason
Just magnificent, in EVERY respect! 🤣…One of the classics! 🏆
The first scene in the bar, with the hair and the tasseled jacket I thought you were watching “Roger Daultry in Kung The Who”
Holy crap where can I get one of those eye patches? For uuhh, non-villain related reasons... I swear...
I wouldn't mind having a series of SBIG collector plates featuring the actors of the best so bad it's good movies
18:16
“This director is in a list right?”
I going to guess yes.
That montage was... disturbing.
Jason finally got a Blue screen, I will drink to that! 😂😂
Guy lost by van aerial disease...
"Be careful, you might see Neil Breen up there."🤣FML.
I swear whenever there's fight music in this, it sounds like soo many of the arcade fighter's I've played growing up on the SNES...
2:42 "Something about the choreography being better."
The choreography is fine. Whether or not they can execute it is the question.
The choreography in this is fine? LOL
@@JasonBrant I was only 3 minutes in. Give me a break.
8:17 that's what's called a "flourish". A little jazz hands before the blow.
K. Y. Lim also produced "Future War" with Daniel Bernhardt. He also produced Gary's film before this one, "Capital Punishment," which co-starred David Carradine! It also has Tadashi Yamashita, who was the main Ninja villain in "American Ninja" and was one of the trainers in Gymkata. He was also in Cage 2. You need to make a 6 Degrees of SBIG game.
I'm happy your content isn't tarrifed so I can continue to watch you guilt free!
Even then I don't think I could ever boycott you!😘
There are two kinds of Gary Daniels movies: "Awesome" and "AWESOME."
The difference between "Fist" Gary Daniel's, and "everything else" Gary Daniel's is wild.
With those short sleeves during the sword fight at the end, Gary Daniels is dressed like a Mormon which is funny because with his facial expressions, he often reminds me of Trey Parker who seems very fixated on Mormons himself.
@16:00 That's the exact same spot Gary Daniels did his kata routine in "Pocket Ninjas". For a second I thought it might be the same footage lol.
Interview with a Vampirah! That's f'ing gold!!
Gary Daniels' hair in this film makes me think he would have been a hilarious casting choice for He-Man. Dolph Lundgren was great but the world needs Gary as kickboxing He-Man!
Watch Gary Daniel's Kickbox Terminator aka Capital Punishment
Consider it done.
"Why do Randy's always have to be idiots?"
Allow me to offer Exhibit A, and Exhibit B.
A: Dennis Quaid
B: Randy Quaid.
I rest my case.
Mythbusters showed that if you do what he does at 10:36 the palms of your hands will be separated from your body.
18:42 to be fair, the nearest grocery store is like 3 hours away🤣🤣🤣🤣
As regular as always thanks again SBIG gang
Hope you dig it!
If you didn't know who Gary Daniels was, you might think that Roger Daltrey was a martial arts actor as well as a singer 😀
25:33 Nice garage door made out of peanut brittle. lol
This was hysterically nuts. Good pick for a lazy Sunday, guys.
I know when I took part in my last Kumite, the cardboard boxes strewn around constituted a major fire safety violation…health and safety is not a priority at a Kumite 🤷♂️
Ha nice title for the video and nice edge lighting for this movie 😁😅
Only the best around here.
We're all on a list now after watching that montage.
"pumped and dumped." I'm dying
Gerry countered Gerald's shoryuken with a flash kick! 🤣
That was a plot of an X Files episode. But instead of an underground fight, it was underground Chinese gambling.
Thought this was Daniels’ first starring role, but maybe not. Still, it’s an early entry in his career and super fun.
He's listed in other movies before this, but this might have been his first starring role. Doesn't matter though - it's insane either way.
@@JasonBrant - Looks like ‘Capital Punishment’ (1991) was GD’s first starring role. I’ve seen both and ‘American Streetfighter’ (1992) is more ridiculous.
8:11 He was imitating Bolo Yeung in Bloodsport. But in Bloodsport Bolo put the guy out with a choke, then waved to the crowed before finishing him with an unnecessary palm strike because he was ruthless. This one made no sense as the guy was still standing.
Gary’s first real starring role was actually a Filipino produced movie called Final Reprisal.
high-powered lounge chair guy 😂
I'm getting so many Samurai Cop flashbacks without a Samurai Cop. I am still in therapy for that movie but I feel I need more of the same.❤
Jason did you know James Lew was once in a movie directed by the director of Miami Connection? It's called L.A. Streetfighter, or Ninja Turf. He's a pretty major character in it, too.
You thought correctly. It’s uncomfortable, tiring, and hard to steer. I have no idea what they’re trying to prove.
..aaaand that was *not* the same bike on the floor as was ridden through the “wall”.
Those jackets were kind of a hippie thing back in the 60's and 70's ...
Back in Brazil the VHS Store would put a SF2 sticker and a Super SF2 trailer. We would rent thinking it was a SF live action haha
"Grandpa Nick taught me all the moves. He says I'm hot". Sorry Billy, those two sentences are referring to completely different topics.
Ending of this movie ends like Gary's death in Firepower. On his knees and decapitated.
Samurai Cop like, cardboard boxes, ridiculous story, where do I give them my money lol 😂
Peak Okamura (..OK..nothing beats his golden revolver bit in "Big Trouble in Little China", but this comes close)
Nice! Garry Daniel’s is legit. Y’all ever see Blood moon? But that’s just a good movie.( or that’s how I remember it at least)
I think that FUPA (at 22:30) is him wearing his fanny pack under his pants...lol
“This director is on a list right?” Lol
17:43 time for a dab, I'm way too sober for that.
I live for confusing family dynamics in film.
Harvesting organs from dead contestants was a side gig in Squid Game. It's a problematic venture.
Gerald Okamura is also in the Movie you recently received.. The Power Within with Ted Jan Roberts aka Masked Rider from Fox Kids.. Also The Power Within is a PM Production movie lol
C'mon Jason. Not every movie is Bloodsport. Sometimes it is Lionheart.
Contract? Yeah, right on!...
Dude loves paperwork...🤷♂️🤭
So Bad It's Good
That was funny,.. you guys have to watch "Rage" with Gary Daniels... It's HILARIOUS and so bad it's good...