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• 1/19/2011 11:42 PM Steven P. or Dane wrote:
  It cut out on me part way through the episode....ew.
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• 1/19/2011 11:50 PM Entertainer13 wrote:
  Oh, Pierre, how I've missed thee.
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• 1/19/2011 11:52 PM Entertainer13 wrote:
  Oh, Pierre, how I missed thee.
  
  Snob, you never fail to entertain.
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• 1/20/2011 12:22 AM Tyler wrote:
  So, how did you come across Pierre to begin with?
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• 1/20/2011 12:26 AM sputnix wrote:
  hells yeah more Pierre Kirby,
  just when you think he's done he comes back with one more
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• 1/20/2011 12:31 AM Christian Langton wrote:
  Dream on, fool.
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• 1/20/2011 12:39 AM MrSuperDuck wrote:
  Wow, A Clockwork Orange...... kinda got me at a loss for words after that point.
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• 1/20/2011 12:40 AM Phil wrote:
  Points for mentioning the exploding tree gun from Roller Ball - SWEET !
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• 1/20/2011 12:41 AM Terrence Cain wrote:
  Great review, Brad. The wrong video in the box reminds me of my Sandy Nelson "Teen Beat" LP that mistakenly has Rick Nelson's "Million Sellers" LP in it with side 2 having the Sandy Nelson side 2 label, lol! I'm curious, are you going to review any movies with Lorenzo Lamas in them? There were a ton of them in the 80s and early to mid 90s that he was in that were just as bad as anything Pierre Kirby was in. I would love to see you review Mask Of Death, Night Of The Warrior, or one of the 3 Snake Eater films. Oh and lets not forget CIA Codename: Alexa and CIA II: Target Alexa. All done in the 80s and early 90s. All bad and cheesy as all get out. He kinda became part of the "White Martial Artist Stars" with Jean Claude Van Dame, Steven Seagal, and Chuck Norris. Check those movies out I mentioned if you got the time.
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• 1/20/2011 2:49 AM John wrote:
  Assuming it's Pierre Kirby who is the one "Dressed to Fire," I can't help but notice that the dress code to fire is pretty casual.
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  1. 1/21/2011 5:24 AM guudermann wrote:
     It's the Eighties after all.
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• 1/20/2011 4:47 AM kezkez wrote:
  Really enjoyable to watch because I like to see The Cinema Snob so excited and passionate about Pierre and the movie. Loved the story about the box and tape, it really adds to the nostalgia and campiness! Good stuff!!
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• 1/20/2011 5:24 AM Mr. B wrote:
  Oh man, Pierre Kirby and Toxie teaming up and fighting crime would be awesome
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• 1/20/2011 5:48 AM Marcus wrote:
  I love how all these movies have Greek subtitles in them. These were the types of films (and just these) that were available in my local video store when I was growing up. Consider yourselves lucky people... =D
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• 1/20/2011 6:54 AM Halozeta wrote:
  Thank you so much for identifying "Never Land" before I had to go through my music collection to find it. SoM rock.
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• 1/20/2011 11:08 AM Bill wrote:
  Oh Yeah! It's great to see the Technicolor Ninja Master again!
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• 1/20/2011 12:09 PM Bhameall wrote:
  The only thing missing in this movie is the "Useless guy" and of course, more Pierre Kirby related scenes.
  Great review as always, Cinema Snob.
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• 1/20/2011 12:26 PM trevanian wrote:
  Pierre Kirby movies should be playing in the cinemas. I hope there will be more of his movies.
  Hopefully there will be more Pierre ass kickin coming soon.
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• 1/20/2011 12:34 PM Feldon wrote:
  Too bad the advertizement is screwing this up. The video won't play.
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• 1/20/2011 1:51 PM Anonymous wrote:
  DREAM ON, FOOL
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• 1/20/2011 3:02 PM CJ47 wrote:
  You lost the squeak noise, didn't you Brad?
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• 1/20/2011 7:00 PM athomicritic wrote:
  from what movie is solomon and general karpov ? please
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  1. 1/20/2011 7:22 PM Brad wrote:
     Solomon is the villain from "Thunder of the Gigantic Serpent," and General Karpov is from "Ninja Untouchables."
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• 1/20/2011 7:43 PM gertjan van damme wrote:
  i have to know, what is the song that you usezd here for the opening, it sounds so 80licious
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  1. 1/20/2011 9:05 PM Lucas wrote:
     It's "The Jet Set" by Alphaville and its pure 80s awesomeness!
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• 1/20/2011 7:58 PM Andrew wrote:
  I had a dream that Pierre Kirby would return recently. Weird.
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• 1/20/2011 8:00 PM Ray O wrote:
  Hooray! Pierre Kirby!
  
  Does any one of these movies do an exemplary job of splicing two films together?
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  1. 1/20/2011 11:55 PM Brad wrote:
     "Thunder of the Gigantic Serpent" kinda does. Both movies sewn together in "Thunder" are fantastically entertaining.
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• 1/20/2011 8:12 PM Layla wrote:
  It's nice to see Brad get all excited about his man-crush Pierre Kirby again. *sigh*
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• 1/20/2011 9:11 PM Jake wrote:
  His surprising heterosexual borderline obsession man crush on Kirby. Not judging. Honest. *mutters* Fag.
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• 1/20/2011 11:21 PM Chris H wrote:
  What was the music playing between the showdown with Pierre Kirby and Edowan Bersmea and his henchman? The mission impossible sounding music. And Brad, you should totally upload the Pierre Kirby scenes from respective movies as single movies on Youtube like you did with Dressed To Fire, which was AWESOME by the way!!!!
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• 1/21/2011 4:20 AM CapnG wrote:
  Mr. B! Knew your father I di...ohmygodhestabbedme!
  
  This one's gotta be some kind of recycling record, Brad. A movie that uses footage from another movie, music from three other movies and even uses promo stills from another movie for it's box art!
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• 1/21/2011 10:06 PM Strelnikov wrote:
  I've got a feeling that we've seen the best of the Pierre Kirby pictures; it's a real shame the guy couldn't have appeared in better movies where he wasn't spliced in. I've often thought that all of Kirby's stuff was shot in a month, totally out of sequence.
  
  That girl's hair was just too short for this sort of movie; she didn't look like a prostitute, she looked like a welder or a forklift driver. Not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just in most movies from that period prostitutes had mid-length hair.
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• 1/21/2011 10:54 PM CS wrote:
  There's an interview with Edowan Bersma who was in a lot of the Ho / Lai films. He was also the one who spotted Kirby in a Hyatt.
  
  http://goldenninjawarriorchronicles.blogspot.com/2011/01/interview-to-edowan-bersma-multimedia.html
  
  On Kirby: "Do I remember him – ‘haha’ - Pierre was the main guy indeed. Pierre was the more body-build type amongst us, knowing the right moves, hence lasting much longer in the Ninja movie scene. A good guy in general with a fun sense of humour, and quite mature for his age."
  
  "Yep it was me who spotted Kirby in the Hyatt afterwards, but failed to confirm this due to a Maze of people between me and him disappearing quickly. Pierre disappeared to the Philippines, on a yacht with friends. Typhoons (=cyclones) were the norm that Summer, leaving little to his fate. When I met with Danny (Thunder of Gigantic Serpent, )Dewey (The Super Master) and others in Korea and Japan years after, no one had heard from Pierre since."
  
  There's also some behind the scenes photographs
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• 1/21/2011 11:06 PM CS wrote:
  There's also another film that starred Kirby and Bersma which is called "Crackdown Mission" which is available via a German DVD. It also comes from 1988: The year of Kirby
  
  http://www.badmovies.de/soap/client.php/Crackdown_Mission
  
  http://www.amazon.co.uk/Crackdown-Mission/dp/B0009JPQ6A
  
  Hopefully this isn't an alternate title for one of the films you've reviewed but looking at the screen caps, it seems like one that you haven't reviewed.
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• 1/22/2011 12:06 AM Daniel Kepley wrote:
  It's always awesome to see Pierre Kirby movies reviewed by the Snob! Why, I even have my Pierre Kirby t-shirt on just to see this one.
  
  LEGO just released a line of Ninja-themed sets under the title NINJAGO: MASTERS OF SPINJITZU. I'm thinking of doing some recreations of fight scenes from Godfrey Ho/Richard Harrison/Pierre Kirby movies, specifically the Ninja movies. Inspired by TurboJ Productions on YouTube, these stop-motion recreations will utilize the LEGO NINJAGO sets and the audio from the Godfrey Ho movies. Wait until you see Pierre Kirby in LEGO form! I'll have pictures as soon as I get to it.
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• 1/22/2011 11:16 AM EasyLover wrote:
  Sometimes even heroes need to cry...
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• 1/22/2011 2:58 PM Grindhouseification wrote:
  Nice to see Pierre's back...Also was wondering if you'd heard about this One Godfrey Ho Movie "Duel of the Tough"?
  (Decent martial arts fighting in it)
  
  Great Review,Snob!
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• 1/22/2011 4:12 PM A Fan wrote:
  Dear Cinema Snob. I really like your cinema reviews but I am tired of your bullshit lets taste some shitty drink type of videos. I think they are blunt and shallow.
  Thank You.
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  1. 1/24/2011 12:38 AM Brad wrote:
     I have nearly 7 shows on the site, if you don't like one, don't watch it.
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     1. 2/16/2011 2:24 AM Rob wrote:
        you said it, man. I though the same thing as I read that comment. keep uploading everything you can make, cos it's all wicked funny
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• 1/23/2011 11:37 PM Cernex wrote:
  YES! AWESOME! Been waiting for this one for A LONG TIME!
  
  Thanks Brad. Really, I do mean it.
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• 1/25/2011 2:05 AM MartialHorror wrote:
  Yay! More Pierre Kirby!
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• 2/1/2011 11:52 PM Zeether wrote:
  Wait, Joseph Lai? He directed those poor Korean "anime" movies like Space Thunder Kids!
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• 2/7/2011 8:39 AM Jeans wrote:
  Cool stuff! Have seen this video the other day on youtube
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• 2/10/2011 7:57 PM Tom wrote:
  There is another Kirby film I keep seeing refrences to called "Fury in Red." There is a Hong Kong film on imdb called Fury in Red, but It doesnt hve godfrey ho as the director, but Phillip Ko(Ninja Untocuhables director) produced it. Amazon is sold out, though.
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• 3/17/2011 7:58 PM Kyle McElravy wrote:
  You should really do a review for "The Swap", a 1979 re-cut version of the unfinished 1969 film "Sam's Song". The latter was a dramaedy that was inserted into a low-budget "film noir".
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• 3/31/2011 3:57 PM James wrote:
  5:22 its Johnny Cage... no wait... wait its a shitty actor.
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• 4/1/2011 7:52 AM fantasy wrote:
  And we still have very cold ((((
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