Stickfighter - Good Bad or Bad Bad #86 

This movie could've been titled " FaceRider" , now that's a movie i'd pay to see

It was nice of John De Hart's dad to play the bartender in this film.

About the teabag toboggan ride down the stairs - we never actually SEE a gun in the guy's hands. In my mind, an innocent man in the wrong place at the wrong time never knew WHY he'd just been treated this way just for going up the stairs.

My father was a cop from 1977-1999 and I just asked him about his sidearm issue. He said they used revolvers in his department all the way until 1992 when they switched to Glock 20s. Great episode, guys!

He teabagged him down the stairs. Lmfao. That really is the funniest shit ever.

42:02 Its called “The Teabaggin Toboggan!” Lmao! 😂🤣😂

The funniest part of this whole movie is his dead partner's sister's hat in the Mustang. I thought a mushroom was driving the car at first.

The 'Teabagged Guy' might not have even been a bad guy.

The club-owner looks like the guy from Geteven, I think that's why Brian recognises him..?

Have a great weekend to the best community on RU-vid! Love seeing this channel get so many views, subs and activity!

The bar owner in the movie is James Mitchum, son of Robert. He closely resembles his dad.

Lookin up this movie on imdb, this thing was executive produced by Menehem Golan - one of the two founders of Cannon Films! Of course this was years after Cannon went bankrupt, so he ended up making movies like this

I'd like to recommend the film Icebreaker for you guys. It stars Bruce Campbell, Sean Astin and Stacey Keach.

" they literally spin their sticks at eachother for 45 seconds " . Its a stick off

"I'm a Witcher. Heard you wondering about my sticks. Well, one's for play, the other - for war."

Stickman; Stickman; does whatever a... stick can.

Perfect Wasted Opportunity: Inserting The Fake GI Joe PSA where the guy goes "Give him the stick DONTGIVEHIMTHESTICK!"

He tries to be broody and brutal, but he looks like a Ken doll and waves sticks a lot

Dang! The clubowner looks somehow like Geteven from Best of the Worst... And he is just as competent! Well done guys, keep up the good work!

"Kely McClung"...sounds like a name someone misheard but just wrote it down anyway!

The character Dirk Riley is played by a welsh actor named Karl Johnson who was in Hot Fuzz as PC Bob Walker

"I have the authority of justice" is a line that should be put on a T shirt. BTW: you should check out the 1988 movie Night of The Kickfighters.

The bar owner looks a bit like John De Hart from GETEVEN.

i still don't understand the fact that this channel doesn't have more subscribers...i mean i love it that the community is small and awesome but i wish it was larger cause all of their contents are amazing and fun as hell!

13 Cameras - Good Bad or Bad Bad #113 14 Cameras - Good Bad or Bad Bad #114 just putting this into your subconscious

Mr. Clean don't have a mustache and Mr. Monopoly doesn't have a monocle.

The soundtrack is the ultimate in 80's cringe. It will make your ears time travel

Kely McClung: love child of Tim Allen and David Hasselhof.

Dead Partners Sister-"Will anyone like this movie?" Stickman-"No"

As far as I know the police use of revolvers ended between the 80s and early 90s. By the mid 90s, cops were mostly using 1911s and probably Berettas. You can actually see that transition happen between the first two Terminator movies. I know some cops in the South still use revolvers, but cops in the 90s generally used semi automatics.

47:00 "Act harder!" Omg I'm dead 💀.

That teabagging down the stairs is one of the most hilarious shit ever

Based on the timeline, I think this guy saw Out for Justice, Marked for Death, and Above the Law and thought "Hey, I can do that too."

Haha, while I was watching I was thinking "I hope it goes back to color when he punches him at the bottom of the stairs." Nailed it.

the hey george dude kinda looks like the star/co-director/composer/writer of geteven, john de hart

Chiming in on the gun debate with real experience: My father was a cop since Vietnam mom until he was forced into retirement from getting hurt on the job around the 2000s. He carried a 44 maximum with speed loaders on his belt until the department forced him in the late '90s to go to a Glock 911 (I think that was the model). Up until then, there was a lot of leeway between what a officer could and could not carry because it came down to whatever they were most comfortable with and going to use when it mattered. I remember jingle his bullets made in his speed loaders when he walked and the creek of the leather belt. Now we're from Alaska so it wasn't the only gun in the house we had plenty of others but that's what he carried on the job. I hope Kyle accepts my revisionist history. ;) Sorry, I mean Gun-Guy Kyle accepts my revisionist history.

Two things on the "Johnny, you're not that fast" scene. One, it was super slow and the other two guys had more than enough time to at least lower their guns to retarget. Two, the chief or whatever reacted to being shot in the leg before being shot in the leg _and_ without lowering his gun.

1:08 that tea bag move has got to be a Johnny Cage fatality

There is a scene where Jackie Chan is hungry and fantasies a women's but is donuts and tries to eat her butt. Later he gets in a fight and gets knocked into a Street Fighter 2 arcade cabinet and then arises as Chun Li and kicks ass. This movie would be perfect guys, I'm telling ya

30:45 he also racks a double barrel like its a pump action lol im kinda surprised Kyle didnt pick up on that lol.

Montréal's police force used these gun in the 80's. Packed serious wallop...

"Later, stickwad"

If you ever came across someone who can toss the quick Tan Sau, Bryan...Yeah I would step back in witness. It's beautiful when you pretzel pain into learn.

That "weird arm thing where he throws them" is called aikido fyi, it is an actual thing.

Almost all police officers have carried either Glocks, Sigs, or M&P's since the late 80's/early 90's. That's not to say some still carried revolvers, but in the early 90's it would have been uncommon. Private security guards still carry revolvers to this day, but that's based on preference.

Rewatching this one tonight and it just hit me that the love interest girl is Stefania from Everybody Loves Raymond

mullet bartender is James Mitchum, son of Robert Mitchum.

Brian called it perfectly when he said the main characters moves look like something a more comedic, Jackie Chan type should be doing. We laugh at the “tea bag toboggan” for it being completely out of place here but, now imagine Jackie Chan doing that. It would be hilarious in a good way and probably be seamlessly intergrated in a fun fight scene. The main actor seems pretty good at his style of martial arts but, it just doesn’t translate that well into “cool action scenes”.

I think what makes me laugh harder than anything is those sticks are clearly practice sticks made of rattan used for training only. You might get one good blow in but they'd shatter into splinters and not do that much damage. Maybe that's why he never uses them!

10:56 Seriously guys, you had a Neil Breen tie-in almost gift wrapped for you; “I don’t need a weapon! - I am the weapon!”

I see the term "stickfight" and all I think about is early 2000s stick figure animations. That level of ultraviolence would be great for a film, though.

Why do all the people look like they're sun burnt?

The LAPD started issuing the Beretta 92fs to officers in 1986 right after the military chose it to replace the 1911A1, and most of the department had switched to it by 88. So yeah, Kyle is kinda right. I know that a lot of officers still preferred the old revolvers because of ease of maintenance, stopping power, and because they didn't jam. Plus, revolvers are much easier to use with blanks, just like pump action shotguns and bolt action rifles. But who cares when you have death sticks!

Night of the Kickfighters

27:00 It's a little hard to tell but the "one for play" stick looks like it has a darker shade of brown painted on it, either in circles or down a spiral. I vaguely remember there is, or was, a martial arts supply manufacturer that made practice weapons painted like that (probably has more color codes for different kinds or somesuch,) made of softer wood; if it was a full-length staff it would visibly wobble and it would break if you tried to hit someone for real with it. So it's "for play" in the sense that it's a practice weapon, and it never occurred to him that maybe three people watching would know that.

The mullet guy you couldn’t remember is geteven. He was in a vanity project called geteven. It’s also called road to revenge? It was on rlm

Not fer nothing but joint manipulation done correctly really does work. What the ultimate badass to ever badass is doing, I have no idea. It’s not real joint manipulation, but joint manipulation can be extremely painful and very effective if you know what you’re doing.

23:40 that's early and late Jackie Chan for some reason after he got famous in the mid 80s (I call this the Jerry Lewis effect) dude was almost always a suave lawyer or cop and usually depicted as comically conceited to a point but generally a principled guy who will not let the main villain manufacture super drugs. I'm mainly talking about 3 Dragons, have you seen 3 Dragons with Jackie, Sammo and Yuen Biao? But yeah the like in Young Master which was billed as Jackie's directorial debut he's down on his luck and goofy so you were generally correct.. .I'm sorry, what were you saying? I'm just really passionate about Jackie Chan/. The Jerry Lewis effect is rarely seen but involves a goofy guy becoming a director and producer and writing scripts where he is the star.

If there's not a "My Favorite Martian" GBoBB soon, I'm gonna scream

Amazing episode! Loving the music in the teabaggin scene, and weirdly happy to hear so many Careless whisper-s

We need a gofundme to make Gunshooter

There is a supporting character who is a Casino Dealer who fights with playing cards and everything goes into slow-motion whenever he blows his hair up.

Police forces have not traditionally had military grade hardware; for quite a while there simply was no need for them to have it. I'm not from the US, but as far as I know, up until certain high profile riot, terrorist and shootout scenarios in the 80's-90's, the police basically maintained early 20th century tech: revolvers, pump-action shotguns, surplus rear echelon ww2 smgs, bolt action rifles, and even lever action rifles.

21:35 why is she speaking spanish? Was it established that she was mexican or somethint? It's a very clearly mexican spanish too, calling wey and pendejo

25:30 in the 90s there were so many exposed midriffs... but nothing compares to the exposed midriff of one Natalie Portman in Attack of Clones,

8:20 Bad Guy: "I can't beat the shit out of you without getting closer" Kely McClung: "Ho ho. Then come as close as you like."

30 years ago a lot of cops in US was carried revolvers.

Kyle representing the Lou!!

Perhaps the stick for ‘play’ is a “marital aid” ~lol

I just popped in 3 years late after it's been discussed already to say my first thought on the bartender "Mule" was he looks a hell of a lot like a slightly bloated John DeHart. But he is James Mitchum of the famed Mitchum lineage.

In the finale Jackie fights on a giant fake dolphin joust style battle

At 33 minutes, they say that the actor is familiar, but can't place him. To me, he looks like a really grungy Robert Mitchum. Or John Dehart.

There is a skateboard fight scene with Jackie doing skateboard tricks

Whenever Jackie does something cool his theme song plays and it goes "City Hunter! woooooo"

I'm going to keep asking you guys to review "Hooking Up" the worst movie I've ever seen.

I’m assuming “one for play, one for war” could mean that one stick is used to twirl around and distract the enemy while the other one goes in for the kill

the most badass badass who ever badassed

At 27:10, why is his sniffling & mouth smacking so much louder than the words he’s about to say? I’m genuinely confused!!

I don't even have to wait to the end, this is definitely good bad

I am a massive gun nerd and I just wanted to say thank you for 36:17

The sequel will be "High Sticks".

The club guy looks like John D Hart from Geteven

The strip club owner looks like the guy from Geteven.

Jackie fights a really really tall guy while Bruce Lee "Game of Death" tall guy fight plays on movie screen behind him. Bruce Lee gives him battle advice via movie magic

The main guy looks like the dude from samurai cop he's the guy drawing the katana earlier on in movie

wow that scene on the stairs - amazing

20:40 Come on you guys, don't you know fear is a choice?

I had no idea that scene in Predator was where the meme came from until now! (I haven't seen Predator so that's why)

The guy who got shot into the pool, I think that's the same guy from Breathing Fire. Another movie you guys should review.

@5:39 is that the big bald natzee from Raiders of the Lost Ark that Indy fights under the plane that gets killed by the propeller??

All I can think of is the King of the Hill where they have stickin'.

when he teabags the dude down the stairs, at first i thought that was an interpretation of head scissors but it's not. it's so weird. a bronco buster? what?

Teabagged him down the stairs! I've never laughed so hard.. another funny episode guys. Keep them coming.

That bar-tender from the skin-bar looks like a tall Dennis Franz. But with a mullet

This trashed appartment is tidier than my own...

That sex scene reminds me of the montage in Munich. Sex and death, they go together because they're serious grownup things.

Top 5 best Good Bad or Bad Bad episodes: 5.3 Ninjas 4. Rough Cut 3. She 2. Spooky House 1. High Kicks Honorable Mentions: The Mystical Adventures of Billy Owens, College Kickboxers, The Adventures of Pocketman and Cargoboy, Taffin, and Mount Hideaway Mysteries: Exes and Oh-Nos.

Bryan "I recognise that strip club"

classic GBorBB

I see that nice ‘Canada Colin Fan Club’ sign you got there