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Explore " david carradine" with insightful episodes like "A Little Bit Of Podcasting In Our Lives", "S02E01: The Long Riders", "Stay At Home With Chuck Norris", "‘Kill Bill’ with ‘Sacred Lies’ Showrunner Raelle Tucker" and "Episode 309: Deathrace 2000 (1975)" from podcasts like ""Not Another Monday", "Quaid In Full", "Taekwondo Life Magazine's Podcast", "Switchblade Sisters" and "Moviesucktastic"" and more!
Episodes (30)
S02E01: The Long Riders
QIF finally returns with a new co-host, Jeb Lund, and a look at The Long Riders, Walter Hill's 1980 take on 19th-century bandits the Cole-Younger gang -- most noteworthy for the stunt-casting of real-life sets of brothers as various related parties, including the Carradines, Keaches, Guests...and Quaids. How Quaidy is this property, even with a lingering top note of Randy? What's with casting James Remar as a cartoonish Native American -- and the leveraging of the-South-will-rise-again pathos for relatability? And will we listen to DQ's Dennissance podcast? Saddle up: it's Season 2 of Quaid In Full.
Overall score: 3
QQQ score: 2.75
SHOW NOTES
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_The Long Riders on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B086RFDYJF/ref=atv_dl_rdr?autoplay=1)
The Variety review (https://variety.com/1979/film/reviews/the-long-riders-1200424606/)
The TV Guide review (https://www.tvguide.com/movies/long-riders/review/104596/)
Stay At Home With Chuck Norris
Stay at Home with Chuck Norris and his exciting martial arts movie catalogue. Chuck Norris is a living legend, and one of the most visible martial artists of the 20th Century. Chuck Norris represents the bridge between the low budget “Shaw Brothers” and “Golden Harvest” Asian, martial arts films of the 60’s and 70’s and the high budget action films of today. The latter group includes films like The Matrix, John Wick, and Ip Man. In this episode, Marc Zirogiannis, shares his recommendations on the best Chuck Norris films, available on streaming services and on DVD. The five (5) Chuck Norris Films recommended by Taekwondo Life are:
5. Way of the Dragon (1972)- Chuck Norris in the Bruce Lee Classic. This is also known as “Return of the Dragon“.
4. Good Guys Wear Black (1978) - Norris' breakthrough lead role.
3. A Force of One (1979)- Norris and Bill "Superfoot" Wallace.
2. Lone Wolf McQuade (1983)- Norris and Kung-Fu's David Carradine.
1. The Octogan (1980)- The most notable Chuck Norris martial arts action film.
You can not go wrong with any of the movies on this list. If you like these there are 25 other films in the Chuck Norris filmography you can get acquainted with.
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‘Kill Bill’ with ‘Sacred Lies’ Showrunner Raelle Tucker
Today we are so lucky to have the amazingly talented showrunner for the Facebook Watch show Sacred Lies, Raelle Tucker. Raelle is also a playwright and has written for such TV shows as Supernatural, Jessica Jones, and True Blood. The movie she has chosen to discuss today is Kill Bill (both 1 and 2). Raelle and April have a long conversation about loving this film (and other films of its ilk) despite the problematic elements that went on behind the scenes. Raelle also talks about working with the wonderful Juliette Lewis. And she details how she gets her projects off the ground.
You can watch Sacred Lies right this very minute!
And if you haven’t seen Kill Bill…what are you doing?
With April Wolfe and Raelle Tucker.
Episode 309: Deathrace 2000 (1975)
One of the first appearances of Sylvester Stallone and boy it's a doozey. Set in the future where the Death Race is televised and killing innocent civilians gets you points, it's not even that an interesting a concept. Bye bye baby!
Ep 43 Robert Carradine and the Worst Comic Books We've Read Part 1
On today’s show, the guys talk about some of the worst comic books that they have ever read…and Robert Carradine?
Episode 19: In The Heart, In The Heart
This week, we watch the final film from Vestron Pictures "Sundown: The Vampire In Retreat" featuring newly married guests, Kim Gray and Aaron Isett!
Unfortunately we had a little audio difficult this week so please, forgive our rough cut episode!
Wide Skies and Wild Wests
We enthusiastically shout about two new Blu-ray, the modern TV Western Longmire Season 1 and 2 (2012-13) and Vincente Minnelli's Technicolor musical Kismet (1955). We then chat about new DVDs of the long-awaited first season of Kung Fu: The Legend Continues (1993-94) starring David Carradine and the Korean War classic, Men Of The Fighting Lady (1954).
Commies, Cabbage and Pilots
Discussing nine spectacular releases for the small screen starting with THE F.B.I. Season 6 (1970-71) in color! and starring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. We move on to the made-for-television feature films, including some back door pilots: THE EYES OF CHARLES SAND (1972), SIDEKICKS (1974), KUNG FU: THE MOVIE (1985) with David Carradine and Brandon Lee, Linda Hamilton in CLUB MED (1986), Sam Jones as THE SPIRIT (1987), KILLJOY (1981) and Helena Bonham Carter in FATAL DECEPTION: MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD (1993). We finish with some Christmas cheer in the form of THE CABBAGE PATCH KIDS' FIRST CHRITMAS (1986)/THE LITTLE TROLL PRINCE (1987) holiday special double feature.
Warner Archive Podcast
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ZZZlist Radio - Episode 9
Ro Hurley and Chris Otto discuss why the show was on hiatus. Also, David Carradine death pics, Chastity Bono's gender reassignment, and another segment of "Celebrity Twats".
Intro song "Freeway Time in County Jail" by Sublime. Outro "Message to you Rudy" by The Specials.