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Do You Believe in Magic? Marc Singer finally arrives on KFEB in his legendary role as an animal-talking hero in Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time. 

Marc Singer plays Dar, a barbarian whose main claim to fame is his ability to communicate with a wide array of animal friends. Dar is informed that his evil brother Arklon (Wings Hauser) has nefarious designs on the universe. Arklon teams up with Lyranna (Sarah Douglas), a sexy witch who cracks wise in Valley Girl vernacular, a parlance picked up during her travels through the portal of time to a netherworld called L.A. Arklon has to find a quick way to decimate the universe, so Arklon and Lyranna travel through the portal to steal a neutron detonator from a military base close to Los Angeles.

Dar and Southern California teen Jackie Trent (Kari Wuhrer) -- who had gotten stuck in the portal and ended up in Togaland -- pursue Arklon and Lyranna as they make their way through the time hole. Once in La-La land, Dra and his companion find themselves pursued by the LAPD, which considerably slows up their race to catch Arklon. 

As always, the KFEB hosts provide ratings for the films that are based on the fun, enjoyment, and craziness of the film. These scores are tabulated and an on-going grid will keep you up to date with the search.

So sit back and enjoy the laughs as KFEB jumps through the portal of time! 

After listening to this episode on Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time, che ck in with The Octagon, our on-going ranking of the movies covered in KFEB.

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There can be only one

The on-going list of the top b-movies as rated by the Kung Fu Electric Boogaloo team!

Join them each episode as they tirelessly search for the Ultimate B-Movie!

FilmSchlock

AppealMore Heart

Than BudgetWTF

MomentsMemorable

MomentsCrazy

ConceptScore

Out of:40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------100-----------------------------

Ninja III:

The Domination37 35 35 32 34 87.5

Flesh Gordon

Meets The

Cosmic

Cheerleaders373433323687

Samurai Cop383238323386.5

Frankenhooker333432324085.5

Flesh Gordon343637312984.5

Andy & Josh talk NBA halfway season Mark

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Do You Believe in Magic? Fred Ward is the target as we Cast a Deadly Spell and continue a season of magical-themed films with this alt-world fantasy.

"The year is 1948... everybody uses magic." In post-war Los Angeles, magic is used for everything, from cocktails that mix and pour themselves, to zombie butlers, to murder. This makes things tough for private eye, Harry Philip Lovecraft (Fred Ward). He's the only man in town who doesn't use magic. It's because of this, the richest man in LA - Amos Hackshaw (David Warner) hires Lovecraft to recover the stolen Necronomicon, a book of immense evil, containing incantations powerful enough to revive the sleeping Outer Gods.

To make matters worse, Lovecraft isn't the only one searching for the book. He's up against a ruthless gangster, who happens to be Lovecraft's ex-partner (Clancey Brown). Throw in a witchy landlady, a sultry singer, and a jalopy full of gremlins, and Harry's up to his eyeballs in trouble. He'd better act quickly though, because the full moon is on the rise, the zombies are on the prowl, and someone's about to cast a deadly spell.

As always, the KFEB hosts provide ratings for the films that are based on the fun, enjoyment, and craziness of the film. These scores are tabulated and an on-going grid will keep you up to date with the search.

So sit back and enjoy the laughs as KFEB casts a deadly spell over the Octagon!

After listening to this episode on Cast A Deadly Spell, check in with The Octagon, our on-going ranking of the movies covered in KFEB.

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There can be only one

The on-going list of the top b-movies as rated by the Kung Fu Electric Boogaloo team!

Join them each episode as they tirelessly search for the Ultimate B-Movie!

FilmSchlock

AppealMore Heart

Than BudgetWTF

MomentsMemorable

MomentsCrazy

ConceptScore

Out of:40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------100-----------------------------

Ninja III:

The Domination37 35 35 32 34 87.5

Flesh Gordon

Meets The

Cosmic

Cheerleaders373433323687

Andy & Josh catch up with all things NFL and then talk Conference Finals

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Joel and Mo cover a wild week in pro wrestling. We talk about accusations against Tessa Blanchard, and how Impact handled it. We talk about what it takes to gain fan support in 2020, and how some stars can learn from it. David Starr and Gabe Sapolsky got into on Twitter on fair pay to wrestlers. Finally, we talk about Marty Scurll and the shocking choice he made that could have serious ripple effects in Pro Wrestling. What this means for ROH, AEW, NWA, and New Japan and how things could play out in the future.

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Do You Believe in Magic? Season 10 kicks off with Ninja The Violent Sorcerer, an early VHS-era film from Hong Kong legend Godfrey Ho! Also called Ninja in the Killing Field, this magical ninja flick is a weird and wild start to a season of magic-filled films!

Stephen Baker/Barker/Parker (his name is random through the film) is aided by the magic of Taoist Collins, an expert in keung si, to cheat his way into becoming the Gambling King. He challenges Myer, a gambling master to a card game with their lives as the stakes, and wins by cheating. Even though Stephen cheated, Myer keeps his word and shoots himself, much to the consternation of his son, Leslie (and can we pause for a second to ponder that one of the tough guy characters is named Leslie?)

Rose Myer, the ghost of Myer's wife, individually comes to her brothers-in-law, Roger (a ninja in white), and Ken (a ninja in green, who also disguises himself as a keung si and a Taoist priest at various points) and wants her husband's death avenged. Collins sends his keung si after the two of them, while Leslie Myer and his father's best friend seek out the help of James Webber, a master gambler who became an alcoholic after losing. After Leslie calls him a coward, Webber agrees to help, but not alone. He recruits his friend Anna, who we find participating in a bar fight, and his friends Ricky and Lily, working as a stuntman and a pyrotechnician on a movie, respectively. These three combine their fighting and gambling prowess to send dice flying into walls and so forth.

At least, that's what IMdb tells us happened, but honestly any summary seems like a guess. 

As always, the KFEB hosts provide ratings for the films that are based on the fun, enjoyment, and craziness of the film. These scores are tabulated and an on-going grid will keep you up to date with the search.

So sit back and enjoy the laughs as KFEB dives into the boogaloo film with the most Mad Libs-style title so far! 

After listening to this episode on Ninja The Violent Sorcerer, check in with The Octagon, our on-going ranking of the movies covered in KFEB.

Subscribe (and review) on your favorite podcast player and Youtube so you don't miss an episode! Thanks for joining the show for the tenth season of Kung Fu Electric Boogaloo and we'll make you believe in magic!  

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There can be only one

The on-going list of the top b-movies as rated by the Kung Fu Electric Boogaloo team!

Join them each episode as they tirelessly search for the Ultimate B-Movie!

FilmSchlock

AppealMore Heart

Than BudgetWTF

MomentsMemorable

MomentsCrazy

ConceptScore

Out of:40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------40-----------------------------100-----------------------------

Ninja III:

The Domination37 35 35 32 34 87.5

Hey yo, and here we go, as We Talk music returns for the second part of our chat with a true rock n' roll guitar god in Frank Marino!

Frank is an exceptional guitarist known for both his solo work and his time with Quebec rockers Mahogany Rush. Also performing singing duties for the band, Frank Marino led a sound that spread throughout the world to other artists like Zakk Wylde, Joe Bonamassa, Eric Gales, Vinnie Moore and Paul Gilbert. In addition he has received numerous accolades and recognition from major media organizations.

Frank joins us to tell us about his latest project, a multi year odyssey he took on to edit and produce Frank Marino Live at the Agora Theatre - BluRay/DVD.

Part 2 has all the great stuff you'd expect from a Frank Marino interview, and an awful lot of Frank's views on society, people, friendship, culture and much, much more. It's truly fascinating stuff, we promise you'll look at things just a little bit differently afterward. Check it out, but make sure to start at Part 1 first!

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It's the end of a decade, and what a decade it's been! From a legendary pipebomb that set in motion the rise of smaller wrestlers in the land of giants. A developmental brand becoming the very top brand in North America. A phenomenal debut that leads to a phenomenal run in a company that didn't want him at the start. The rise of streaming services giving fans endless options to choose from. The meteoric rise of the Rising Sun, lead by an Ace and a Rainmaker. Finally, a group of undesirable individuals becomes undeniably Elite and changes the game forever.

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of We Talk Music. Coming of a whopping 50 interviews in 2019, we start off the new decade with a hell of an opening lick. It's a massive two part show with one of Rock's most influential and interesting musicians in Frank Marino!

Frank is an exceptional guitarist known for both his solo work and his time with Quebec rockers Mahogany Rush. Also performing singing duties for the band, Frank Marino led a sound that spread throughout the world to other artists like Zakk Wylde, Joe Bonamassa, Eric Gales, Vinnie Moore and Paul Gilbert. In addition he has received numerous accolades and recognition from major media organizations.

Frank joins us to tell us about his latest project, a multi year odyssey he took on to edit and produce Frank Marino Live at the Agora Theatre - BluRay/DVD.

But it's a Frank Marino interview, so you're going to get a lot of extra stuff as Frank shares with us his thoughts on everything from hockey, to music, to society, to many, many more things swimming in his head.

This is a spectacular show, check it out and remember to listen to Part 2!

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Joel, Mo, and Josh are back for our yearly End Of The Year Podcast! Who rose to the very top and was the best wrestler of the year? Did anyone repeat or did someone else take there a rightful place on top? How did AEW fare, and did they walk away with any hardware? Who had a terrible year and got called out for it? You'll have to listen to find out!

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