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Enrique returns in this episode! However, mysterious forces quickly take him away. The Super Bros. talk about a new documentary about Stuntmen Athletes; Ivan wonders what the group fears the most medically and the discussion shifts toward the world of AI.

Chow Yun Fat returns to the Podcast with "The Replacement Killers." When assassin John Lee refuses to kill his intended target, the Chinese Mafia hires replacement killers to take out John Lee. Also starring Mira Sorvino, Michael Rooker, Clifton Collins Jr., and Danny Trejo and directed by Antoine Fuqua, this movie marks Chow Yun Fat's American Cinema debut.

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Super Producer Stevens is back on the Podcast this week! Enrique, on the other hand, is not. This week the Super Bros. talk about Shohei Otani's contract negotiations, Kirkland brand products, social media pollution, and the most fabulous food duo ever.

The Super Bros. review "Armour of God" the week. The Asian Hawk (Jackie Chan) must recover a mythical armor set to save his ex-girlfriend from the clutches of an ancient cult. Joined by his superstar friend and a wealthy heiress, the Asian Hawk squares off against a tribe of warriors, cybernetic quadruplets, a band of motorcyclists, and a cadre of evil monks.

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Super Producer Stevens is missing this episode due to salary issues. The remaining Super Bros. talk about Shohei Otani and his possible payday, the Royal Coronation of King Charles III, and whether or not kids are wilder in 2023.

This week Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes face off in Demolition Man. After causing the deaths of multiple people, Officer John "Demolition Man" Spartan and master criminal Simon Phoenix are cryogenically frozen in 1996. When his violent nemesis is mistakenly released from cyro-prison, mayhem ensues in San Angeles. Having no other recourse, the SAPD thaws John Spartan into a brave new world he doesn't understand. What did Enrique enjoy about this futuristic tale? What Wesley Snipes movie is the best? Why was Jesse "The Body" Ventura in this movie, and why didn't he do anything?

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The Super Bros. celebrate May the 4th on this week's episode. John tries to guess IGN's greatest Star Wars movies. Ivan and Enriquew reminisce about raunchy comedies, Stevens watches Return of the Jedi on the big screen, and Ivan watches a new Collectible show.

Scott Atkins is the Accident Man, a professional assassin whose ex-girlfriend has been recently murdered. Could the members of his hitman organization be responsible? Starring various stuntmen and women, this movie features visceral hand-to-hand combat and violent martial arts action. Will this movie dethrone Ip Man? What does Super Producer Stevens think of the film's leading man? Will Enrique's love for Donnie Yen sour this week's movie experience?

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This week, the Gung-Fu Super Bros. talks about Spotify acquiring Anchor.fm and becoming our new corporate overlords. How does John feel about the latest Flash movie trailer? Are Ezra Miller and Jonathan Majors's recent legal troubles similar, or does one have an implicit bias? The Bros. also discusses how soon is too soon for Hollywood reboots, and Enrique marvels at one particular Viral Video.

Donnie Yen is back as Chen Zhen in "Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen." After losing a platoon member, Chen Zhen takes up his fallen friend's identity and returns to occupied China. He quickly gains the favor of a Mafia leader and starts to work with a Chinese Resistance group. When Chinese Nationals and Foreigners start getting murdered, Chen Zhen assumes the identity of a masked avenger and fights back against the oppressive Japanese invaders. Will Chen Zhen avenge this friend in the nick of time? How much will Enrique fanboy over Donnie Yen this week? Will this movie break the Top 10 List?

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This week, the Gung-Fu Super Bros. talk about the upcoming WonderCon comic book convention and what we are looking for. The Sleepwalker collection has been completed and needs to be read. The Bros. get a little blue this week with a tale of their trip to a now-closed Adult Book Store.

Ah Sahm is forced to defend his gang's honor and territory in the ninth episode of Warrior. What did John and Super Producer Stevens think of the penultimate episode? Was there just the right amount of Politics and Kung-Fu? In the final episode of the season, Ah Sahm finds himself lost and in need of direction. Does this episode wrap up a great season? How would Enrique make this episode and series better?

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This week, the Gung-Fu Super Bros. struggle through some technical issues, John talks about The Mandalorian, and Ivan and Super Producer Stevens talk about the season finale of The Last Of Us. Enrique joins us just in time to hear about the White Hot Dog street vendor.

Two Los Angeles Police Officers face off against the Japanese Yakuza in this week's movie "Showdown In Little Tokyo." Starring Tia Carrere, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Dolph Lundgren, and Brandon Lee. What did Enrique think about this week's movie? What that really the biggest one that cop had ever seen? What could have made this movie better?

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This week on the Gung-Fu Super Bros. Podcast, we celebrate RRR's Academy Awarding-Winning song "Naatu Naatu" by M. M. Keeravani and Chandrabose.

Is this the most fantastic Tollywood movie the Super Bros. have watched? Quite possibly. Bheem and Raju are best friends, revolutionaries, and rivals in the greatest bromance ever told.

After British Colonialists kidnap a girl, the Shepard of a village (Bheem) travels undercover to the city to rescue her. Raju begrudgingly works up the Police Force to seek revenge for horrendous crimes against his village. Will both characters achieve their ultimate goals? How cool are the action scenes in this movie? Did this movie inspire Enrique to watch more beloved Bollywood and Tollywood movies?

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The movie we hyped last summer won Best Picture at the 2023 Academy Awards! We thought we would rerelease the episode that started our love of Waymond. We totally had this planned and didn't just think about this last minute.

After technical difficulties derailed the last episode, the Gung-Fu Super Bros. are back with a full episode this week! Enrique asks the group who their celebrity crushes are. Ivan talks to the group about the third season of the Umbrella Academy. Paulie Walnuts passed away this week, and the guys talked about LAFC vs. LA Galaxy this past week. Finally, Enrique reveals that he finally watched "Misery," and the gang talks about their favorite Stephen King books.

Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan star in "Everything Everywhere All At Once." This Science Fiction/Fantasy movie follows a down-and-out family on the brink of collapse, which must tap into alternate versions of themselves to save humanity and their marriage. Was Enrique able to take the journey to the Alphaverse? Why is this cast so excellent? How many more times will we all watch this movie? Play and hack into this podcast's various versions to find out.

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This week the Gung-Fu Super Bros. are back for an exciting episode. John reviews The Mandalorian, Season 3 premiere, Stevens shares Oregon's lax drug laws, and Enrique and Ivan contemplate buying an expensive ring for their favorite Soccer Team. 

In the second half, Ah Sahm attempts to save his sister Ah Toy as she tries to take over her husband's criminal organization. Did John and Super Producer Stevens enjoy this week's episodes of Warrior? What will happen to Ah Sahm and his forbidden love? Will the Super Bros. watch a different series next? 

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This week, the Gung-Fu Super Bros. talk about Ralph Macchio, John talks about comic books, Enrique talks about "The Last of Us" and other media he's watched this week. Ivan quickly updates us on his Universal Studios Hollywood and Super Nintendo World trip. It turns out that he dislikes "adult wonderment." Finally, the Super Bros. join Disney gangs and stake their territory at Disneyland, CA.

The Super Bros. review "John Wick" this week. After losing his wife, car, and dog, John Wick (Keanu Reeves) sets off on a revenge mission against the Russian Mafia. Did Ivan enjoy this movie? What Keanu movie is the best? How does it stack with other Gun-Fu movies the gang has watched?

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In this week's episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros., Ivan gushes about the Superbowl Half-Time Show, the gang talks about new movie trailers, and Enrique gives us his sexy review of "Acapulco Shore."

The Gung-Fu Super Bros. are back with their reviews of episodes 5 and 6 of Warrior, Season 1. This week, Ah Sahm and Yun find themselves stuck in the middle of nowhere, transporting a dead body through the Nevada countryside. When bandits arrive at the bar they are at, the duo must fight back against racism and fix the problems they caused. In the next episode, the Mongols attempted to assassinate the leader of the Tongs, setting up a future war. In other parts of the city, the Police and the Irish have to teach a lesson to anyone dealing with the Chinese. Did Super Producer Stevens and John enjoy these episodes? When do they get to the fireworks factory?

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The Super Bros. have reunited for a show about Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Hollywood, more Pedro Pascal love, joke books, and some Planet of the Apes talks.

This week, the gang watched Black Belt Jones. Jim Kelly plays Black Belt, a smooth-talking martial artist whose official job title is questionable and whose promise to help keep the Mafia away from a South Central Los Angeles Karate school is even more substantial. Did Enrique enjoy this Blacksploitation masterpiece? Will this movie crack the top ten? Who's wearing hat? Black Belt Jones is wearing hat. 

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The Super Bros. are back, albeit without Super Producer Stevens. Where is she at? That is another story for another time. In the meantime, the Super Bros. review the latest episode of The Last of Us, video game homophobia, James Gunn's DC announcements, and the Walt Disney Company's 100 anniversary, plus a quick review of Mickey's Runway Railroad at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, CA.

This week the Super Bros. reviewed episodes 3 and 4 of Warrior. Did John like these episodes better than the first two? Why do we have to know about all the political drama at the turn of the century in San Francisco? What was Enrique's favorite part of these episodes?

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This week the Gung-Fu Super Bros. talk about their college experiences. Enrique shares his experience as a college athlete, Super Producer Stevens talks about her journey from Rancho Cucamonga to Bakersfield, and John talks about not being prepared to go away to college in Southern California.

Famed samurai Miyamoto Musashi faces 400 men after killing the leaders of a clan in this week's movie "Crazy Samurai: 400 vs. 1." What did the Super Bros think about the 77-minute fight scene? Did Enrique enjoy this movie? Why is this scene so long?

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This week, the Super Bros. focused on television and various streaming services. Super Producer Stevens gives us her bawdy review of the Chippendales television series. Enrique has been enjoying Willow on Disney Plus and is looking forward to the finale. Ivan finished watching Tulsa King, and John gave a shoutout to Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan on their recent Golden Globe wins this week.

The Super Bros. switched gears and watched "The Itchy Onion" and "There's No China in the Bible" from season one of Warrior. Ah Sahm steps off a boat and into the mean streets of San Francisco. Focused on finding his sister, Ah Sahm makes an uneasy alliance with the Tong gang. 

This time it's John and Jennifer who have not watched the series. Will they enjoy the series? Is this the best Martial Arts series ever made? Why are there so many accents in this show?

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The Gung-Fu Super Bros. are back this week with an all-new episode. Super Producer Stevens talks about the upcoming movie Renfield, Ivan wants to know where actor Nick Cage ranks amongst the group, and we learn about the latest World Cup/Team USA goss.

This week’s movie is Police Story 3, aka Supercop. Jackie Chan returns as Hong Kong’s most eminent “super cop.” This time he’s joined by Michelle Yeoh as the duo infiltrates a drug ring. Did Enrique like this movie better than its predecessors? Why do they keep trying to hurt stunning beauty, Maggie Cheung? Will the Super Bros. have a new entry in the latest top 10 list?

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Welcome to the Gung-Fu Super Bros. Podcast! This week, John talks about all the fun Halloween things that went on during the week. The Bros. talk about Warner Bros. and DC finally hiring their own Kevin Feige and what other jobs they would enjoy besides their current one.

The Super Bros. review "Unleashed" or "Danny the Dog" on this week's episode. Glasgow gangster Bart can finally retire by entering his martial arts "bodyguard" into an underground fight club. However, fate has other plans for Danny when he encounters a kind Piano Tuner and his stepdaughter. Packed with insane martial arts and heart, Unleashed adds another epic movie to Jet Li's already impressive resumé.

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The Super Bros. are back with a spooky episode just in time for Halloween! In this episode, Enrique "forgets" to put on his Halloween costume. The Super Bros. talk about sports superstitions, Halloween outfits, and movies that are overhyped.

In the second half, the Super Bros. watch Blade. Wesley Snipes plays the titular hero in this follow-up. After tracking down his mentor Whistler, Blade and his new partner Skud, form an uneasy alliance with the vampire nation. Partnered with an elite group of mercenaries, Blade must unravel the mystery of a new breed of vampire that feeds on both human and vampiric blood. Is this movie better than the original? How much screen time does Donnie Yen get in this movie? Did Enrique enjoy this movie better than Shaolin vs. Evil Dead?

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On the 80th exhilarating episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros. Podcast, Enrique, John, and Super Producer Stevens discuss Knott's Scary Farm in Buena Park, CA. Enrique watched more Stephen King movies and has something to share with the rest. John gives a very long synopsis of the history of the Halloween franchise and its newest installment "Halloween Kills."

In the second half of the episode, the Super Bros. review the Gordon Liu vehicle "Shaolin vs. Evil Dead." A Shaolin Master and his two pupils escort a band of zombies to their final resting place. A jealous rival Master fools a town into believing they are cursed. The Masters face off only to be attacked by the newly resurrected Vampire King! Is this movie better than Kung Fu Zombies? Did Enrique enjoy this movie better than all the movies from A Chuck-vember to Remember? What happens that the end of this movie?

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This week the Super Bros. are back with a fantastic new episode! Enrique and Ivan are back from their bromantic weekend in San Diego. They discuss their experience at a piano bar, getting harassed by drunk women, and being unable to escape Bad Bunny's music. The Bros. also talk about controversies in Major League Baseball, asterisk players, and Roger Maris' recent commentaries on the Home Run record. Finally, the Bros. share what they have been watching on streaming services.

In the second half, the Super Bros. review Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. Starring Jason Scott Lee as Bruce and Lauren Holly as Linda Cadwell, the movie follows a young Bruce Lee as he gets in trouble in Hong Kong and is sent to America. Bruce finds small-mindedness, love, and burgeoning success before moving back to Hong Kong to restart his movie career. Will Bruce be able to face his family's demons? Did Enrique clear his chi and connect with this movie? Do the demons of the Gung-Fu Super Bros. start some stuff?

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The Super Bros. are back from their weekend trips. John and SPS bring you the latest news from the D23 Expo. Was it everything they dreamed of? Is there any new Star Wars or Marvel news you didn't already know of? Ivan and Enrique return from a spooky family trip to Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights. What house was the best this year? Did they get to ride the Terror Tram? What is the secret origin of the "cheese dawn-ish"

The Super Bros. watched RRR this week? Is this the greatest Indian movie they have ever watched? Quite possibly. Bheem and Raju are best friends, revolutionaries, and rivals in the greatest bromance that's ever been told. After a girl is kidnapped by British Colonialists, the Shepard of a village (Bheem) travels undercover to the city to rescue her. Raju begrudgingly works his way up the Police Force to seek revenge for horrendous crimes against his village. Will both characters achieve their ultimate goals? How cool are the action scenes in this movie? Did this movie inspire Enrique to watch more beloved Indian movies?

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Actor and friend of the show Manuel Eduardo Ramirez returns to the podcast! We catch up with his career since his last visit, learn behind-the-scenes facts about the filming of Cobra Kai, and how his team is made up of strong females. Also, pay attention to when Abarca's camera goes out and how he manages to look like he's listening to the conversation.

Sep-seq-tember comes to an exciting end with this week's movie "Best of the Best 2." After facing the Korean Taekwondo team, three friends move to Las Vegas to start a martial arts school. When one of the friends is found dead, his friends investigate the suspicious circumstances of his death. They discover an underground fighting tournament in the heart of Las Vegas. Will their meddling get them noticed? Was Chris Penn the lovable a-hole in every movie? Did this movie inspire Enrique to grow a ponytail and cut it off in a different episode?

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This week the Gung-Fu Super Bros. celebrate their 75th episode! Ivan talks about how much he loves She-Hulk, Connie's Kitchen, and seeing Alicia Keys in concert. The gang also talks about going to nightclubs, teenage dating rituals, and a nightclub in Australia that's also a safe space.

This week the Super Bros. reviews Police Story 2. After the first movie's events, Detective Ka-Kui Chan (Jackie Chan) gets demoted. Chan must now decide between being a "super cop" and his girlfriend's well-being. However, an evil group starts targeting corporations with explosive results, forcing Chan to take on the case. Will Chan solve the case before losing the love of his life? Does Enrique think this movie is the newest entry on the "Only List That Matters?" Why are these guys discussing other things while reviewing the film?!

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The Super Bros. are back in full effect! This week the Bros. talk about Jury Duty, the World Cup, and where in the world they want to travel. I am, and John is excited for Daredevil's cameo in She-Hulk and his stand-alone series: Born Again. D23 and Universal Studios: Halloween Horror Nights are coming soon, and so are great updates.

The Super Bros. return to the 36th Chamber this week. A con artist attempts to help a group of workers by masquerading as a Shaolin Monk. After the Manchus discover his scheme, the young man tries to con his way into becoming an actual Shaolin. Master. Starring Gordon Liu, Return to the 36th Chamber features the return of San Te as played by another actor.

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Our Sep-seq-tember, Part II: The Happening celebration begins in episode 73! In this special episode, the Super Bros. discover that Super Producer Steven's Dad worked on the movie "Over the Top," the guys talk about their favorite and least favorite sequels/prequels, and Ivan finally watches Top Gun: Maverick. The Bros. also celebrate Ivan's birthday with a plethora of gifts and a little bit of wiener.

In the second half, the Super Bros. review Ip Man 2. Forced to move to Hong Kong, Ip Man takes up teaching only to find a rivalry between local Martial Arts schools, his newly founded Wing Chun school, and British colonizers. Will Bruce Lee somehow find his way into this movie? How badass is Sammo Hung? Does this movie motivate Enrique to learn the ancient style of "Wang Chung," a musical act unrelated to this movie?

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The Super Bros. share their family origins in this week's family-sized episode. Ivan talks about what sport his Dad thinks is the most American. Enrique talks about his Grandfather's families, John recalls why his family moved to the Central Valley, and Stevens talks about "moving on up" to Rancho Cucamonga. Also, in the first half, the guys talk about the Bananaland Documentary, What We Do in the Shadows and Reservation Dogs. We also find out Enrique hates "The Mist" and minorities.

In the second half, the Super Bros. venture into the Hong Kong underground to review "Fatal Contact." Kong Ko, a performer and martial artist joins an underground fight tournament after being encouraged by his crush. Kong becomes the top fighter on the circuit and starts amassing a small fortune. Faced with throwing a fight or losing his girl, Kong makes the ultimate decision. Will the truth set Kong free or drive him mad, eventually causing him to murder everyone around him? Of course not! This is not totally a spoiler. Which one of the Super Bros. hated this movie with a passion? Is actor Jing Wu a good fighter AND a good actor? Can he be both?

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The Super Bros. have socially distanced this episode. Ivan and Enrique go to a taping of "The Masked Singer." Stevens reveals her love for Puerto Rican sensation Cheyenne. Enrique recalls a movie from his childhood, "Un Sabado Mas," and was possibly traumatized by "The Neverending Story."

In the show's second half, the Super Bros. review "The Forbidden Kingdom," starring Jet Li, Jackie Chan, and Michael Angarano. An American teenager obsessed with Martial Arts movies transports to Ancient China via a magical staff. With the help of an Orphan, a Drunken Master, and a Mysterious Monk, the young man must rescue the Monkey King and battle the evil forces of the Jade Warlord. Is the fight between Wong Fei Hung and Wong Fei Hung the most epic part of this movie? Why is this movie better than it should be? Does this movie trigger a random memory in Enrique and spark a morbid conversation?

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Welcome to this week's new episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros. podcast. This week, the Bros. talk about the never-be-released Batgirl movie and Ezra Miller's alleged cult. Enrique gives a quick review on Jordan Peele's Nope, talks about his recent trip to Funko Hollywood, and dodging the draft. Ivan talks about the new Predator movie Prey, Fake IDs, and a weird graveyard for doll's heads.

In the second half, the guys review Shaolin Soccer. A down-and-out Shaolin Master recruits his former classmates to enter a soccer tournament. Is this the best soccer movie ever made? Why do the guys go on a 10-minute rant about the movie Goal? Did Enrique feel this was his favorite sports movie?

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The Super Bros. are back with a trip report from Midsummer Scream in Long Beach, CA. Ivan asks about the sexy, sultry sounds of the Cicadas, and Enrique shares the origin of how he returned to California.

In the second half, the Super Bros. review Baby Assassins. Two high school-aged girls/assassins move in together on the recommendation of their employer. After catching the attention of the Yakuza, the young ladies prepare for a showdown with gangsters. How do the young heroes escape the villain's hideout? Did this movie resonate with Enrique? Are the protagonists actual badasses?

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On this week's episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros. Podcast, John and Super Producer Stevens return from San Diego Comic-Con. Enrique becomes a new fan of Jade Cargill, and Ivan recaps his vacation to the Carolinas. Also, Enrique can't get enough of that Top Gun: Maverick.

We review "Enter the Fat Dragon (2020)" in the second half. Donnie Yen stars as Fallon, Police Officer extraordinaire. After foiling a Bank robbery and getting dumped on the same day, Fallon gets rewarded with a demotion. Months later, Fallon's chance at redemption involves escorting a prisoner to Japan, the Yakuza, and a Mermaid Adult Star. Does Fallon manage to save his job? Will Enrique enjoy this movie better than Big Brother?

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After technical difficulties derailed the last episode, the Gung-Fu Super Bros. are back with a full episode this week! Enrique asks the group who their celebrity crushes are. Ivan talks to the group about the third season of the Umbrella Academy. Paulie Walnuts passes away this week, and the guys talk about LAFC vs. LA Galaxy this past week. Finally, Enrique reveals that he finally watched "Misery," and the gang talks about their favorite Stephen King books.

Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan star in "Everything Everywhere All At Once." This Science Fiction/Fantasy movie follows a down-and-out family on the brink of collapse, which must tap into alternate versions of themselves to save humanity and their marriage. Was Enrique able to take the journey to the Alphaverse? Why is this cast so excellent? How many more times will we all watch this movie? Play and hack into all the various versions of this podcast to find out.

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This week we welcome special guest Brad Bell into the studio. He shares with the gang his love of Jean-Claude Van Damme. Unfortunately, the rest of this episode is ost. You missed out on Ivan's rant about female hygiene, an interview with Jean-Claude himself, and a discussion about Raul Julia's exciting performance.

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In this week's episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros., the gang has Summer Soccer Fever! John and Super Producer Stevens talk about their experience at the Banc of California Stadium. Enrique and Ivan talk about being season pass holders and the incredible benefits. John also talks about going to the airport and not being able to go to Disneyland on a weeknight. The gang finally talks about the latest series Enrique hasn't watched: James Bond.

In the second half, the Super Bros. review "Death Warrant." Jean-Claude Van Damme stars as Louis Burke, a Canadian Mountie who comes to Los Angeles to avenge the murder of his partner. After stopping his killer, Burke goes undercover in an infamous prison to investigate the strange murders of several inmates. Will Van Damme be able to use his keen detective skills to uncover the mystery? Will this movie once again feature a minority as his sidekick? Did the team think this movie is better than it should be?

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Enrique is missing this week’s spectacular episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros.! Was he kidnapped again? Is he on vacation? Who knows. John and Super Producer Stevens update us on Monsterpalooza 2022 in Pasadena, CA. Haunt season is right around the corner. Hear about their run-in with Marc Dacascos. Were the crowds better or worse than the Star Wars Celebration? Listen to find out. Finally, Ivan discusses the recent Joker sequel announcement and Apple’s latest keynote.

“June-Claude” Van Damme month starts with a bang with “Lionheart!” Jean-Claude plays Lyon, a French Legionnaire who goes AWOL to see his dying brother. Pursued by the French Legion, Lyon has to enter the world of underground fighting to make enough money to help his brother and his family. Does Lyon get to see his dying brother one last time? Will his sister-in-law and niece accept him? Why does Jean-Claude Van Damme always seem to have a “minority” sidekick in many of his movies?

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