EP03 - "The Perfect Weapon" (1991) - Thursday Night Prime - (w/Skip Segal) Artwork

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Video Vagabond is a filmmaking podcast that delves deep into the films of the 80s/90s and how those movies defined a generation of fans that are now creating their own influential content. Vagabond will be breaking-down films from our collective childhood, the ones that still haunt our dreams like implanted memories, the ones that defined who we were as a generation of unsupervised, bicycle-riding kids who read the Anarchist's Cookbook for fun and ate Green Berets for breakfast. This podcast is for you.

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EP03 - "The Perfect Weapon" (1991) - Thursday Night Prime - (w/Skip Segal)

December 23, 2021 • Anthony • Season 1 • Episode 3

This segment of Video Vagabond is called THURSDAY NIGHT PRIME, an ongoing series where we will be breaking-down martial-arts action movies from the 80s/90s. Please welcome my first guest to the podcast, Andrew "Skip" Segal, my former college roommate and a walking movie-encyclopedia.

The first film that we will cover on TNP, will be the Jeff Speakman starring vehicle "The Perfect Weapon" (1991). Listen as we hilariously breakdown this highly-entertaining martial-arts B-action movie that was produced by Paramount and was supposed to make Speakman a household name along the lines of Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal (spoiler, it didn't). "The Perfect Weapon" introduced the world to Kenpo Karate, a fusion of ancient Karate techniques with modern scientific principles. It also gave us one of the best (and worst) opening montage sequences of all-time! Jeff Speakman is...THE PERFECT WEAPON. Enjoy!

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