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Nice find! Michelle Pfieffer's sister and License to Kill's Carey Lowell are in that and it has a kickass, cliche vigilante cop poster so it's obviously a must-see for me and everyone else here.

As for Pyun, why no love for his mediocre but watchable Spitfire starring Lance Henriksen? As for the Nemesis sequels, I've only seen the fourth one and it was worth fast-forwarding through it just to see Andrew Divoff's performance.

Sure can't beat 'em classy titty shots, glad to see Woo at least at some point had them in his films. Good stuff, sad face.

And I too would love to see something Pyun and therefore I submit a request for Heatseeker, cause I think you own that one. I also think Down Twisted is better, rarer and has more Carey Lowell than Dangerously Close.

Because it's mediocre. Why do you have this fixation over mediocre films?

A better question would be "Why do you like Albert Pyun?" and the answer would be because he makes interesting films (albeit ones that vary in quality).

I also gotta point out that the picture for the Kain's Quest page should replace the Stars & Stripes as the American flag.

Didn't really expect people to notice that pic. I was going to ask someone to photoshop it to make it more "awesome", but I like it's cheesiness.

Damn you getting all philosophical on my ass, I watch this for Gary Daniels' body fluids not this brain-y stuff.

Yeah, I guess I was just in one of those moods when i wrote it. Still, I did manage to keep it very short this time. And I think that may make up for the straight face.

I enjoyed the episode, to be honest. Yeah it's not the best episode but I like it for showcasing a bit about Brucesploitation and Bruce Lee in general. And I even feel a bit smarterer after watching this. *drool*

Also: honking noise! Yaaaay!

I think I'll keep the honking noise until I find a more amusing one.

As for feeling smarter... yay? I guess I have been unintentionally educational. For free!