Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. Today, I am fulfilling the Challenge to watch and review any Steven Seagal film as I sit down to discuss Into the Sun. Throughout this episode, I talk about how Seagal should have switched to comedy at some point cause it's so hard to tell if he is actually funny or not. I also highlight how this boring film is some how considered the best of his Direct to DVD era films, and I uncover a potential conspiracy to hide Seagal's best movies.

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"I decided to put the past behind me instead of becoming obsessed."

Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. I am here today to celebrate the ultimate apex predator, Chuck Norris with a review of the film that put him on the map, Good Guys Wear Black. In this episode, I talk about the iconic scene from this film that established the lore of Chuck Norris, where this movie fits into the grand history of martial art films, and how the story of this film is something that current audiences can still get behind.

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"...and some of that Oriental martial art Ninjitsu as well."

Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. On this Independence Day, I am joined by my brother, author, and podcaster Brian Knight to review the 1988 film Phantom Raiders starring Miles O'Keefe. In this review, we talk about this utterly ridiculous film full of military combat and pop culture ninja depictions. Brian gives us his take on how we portray ninja in both pop culture and within the martial arts, and I highlight just how little there is to this movie.

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