"Go forth among the stars and seek only the strongest prey. They shall be your trophy. Become the killer of killers."

Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. In today's episode, we kick off spooky season with my review of Hulu's original film, Predator: Killer of Killers. This film marks a unique instalment into the Predator franchise being an anthology animated film with some sweet, sweet samurai sword fighting. I also brainstorm how in the world you would go toe-to-toe against a Youtja.

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"It took God seven days to create the world, and it will take us three days to cleanse it."

Welcome to my dojo this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. Today, we celebrate the show's one year anniversary with my re-review of the most downloaded episode of 2024, Three the Hard Way starring Jim Brown, Fred "The Hammer" Williamson, and Jim Kelly. In this second look at the film, I spend some time digging into the history of director Gordon Parks Jr. and his father, Gordon Parks Sr. I also highlight The Impressions who play a role in the film, and I talk about genocide which is always a crowd pleaser at anniversary celebrations.

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The Worst of the Worst

Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. Today, inspired by one of my favorite YouTubers, I sit down to unpack four lists chronicaling the worst martial art movies. Throughout each list, I give my takes on if the movie deserves to be there or not, why a film being "so bad it's good" is different from being truly unwatchable, and how subjective this whole conversation is. I also (Screen)rant about one particular film that does NOT deserve to be on any of these lists.

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I. Was. Right.

Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. In today's Coming Soon edition of the show, I give an update on the release of Mortal Kombat 2, and how it may be playing into the bigger discussion of the Streaming Wars. What is going on between Paramount Skydance, Warner Brothers Discover, and Netflix? Is MK2 getting postponed a good sign for fans? Are any other video games getting an adaption in 2026? In any reality, it seems that 2026 will be the year that Kung Fu Pizza Party goes to the arcade!

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Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. Today is the inaugural Blessed Takayama Memorial Battle Royale. Having reviewed 30 films over the past year, I have sat down to put all 30 movies in a head-to-head Battle Royale to crown the first ever Blessed Takayama Memorial Cup. How will the random number generator affect the outcome? With all six films in the franchise reviewed, how will the odds fall for The Karate Kid? Will this be the reason I have to rewatch and rereview Drunken Master...or Into the Sun?

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I am the Greatest

Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. In today's review, I sit down to pay tribute to the passing of Rahaman Ali with a review of The Greatest starring Muhammad Ali as himself. I highlight Ali's acting career, the trouble with the reality of White Jesus and a Euro-Centric Christianity, and I cover two of the biggest controversies during Ali's career. Plus I give my take on the only other professional fighter who crafted a personna that can match Ali's

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Welcome to my dojo, this is Drunken Fist Happy Hour; a special edition of Kung Fu Pizza Party where I take the 30 minutes or less stipulation and put it to aside, graba a drink, grab a friend, and let the conversation meander just like Drunken Fist Kung Fu. For today's inaugural episode, I am once again joined by Mark Flower of Grub & Grace as we talk martial art, horror, and absurd themed beers, relate them to different martial art movies, and go deep on subjects like monasteries, enjoying life in nature, and gathering around the table to hear one another rather than divide.

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"Kindness to your enemies is one way to ask for trouble."

Welcome to my dojo...or for tdoay, my dojang, This is Kung Fu Pizza Party. Today, in honor of International Taekwondo Day I sit down to review When Taekwondo Strikes starring Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee. In this review, I walk through the monumental history surrounding this film which features the debutes of Jhoon Rhee and Anne Winton. I also highlight the great cinematography in this movie, and also the cost of showing kindness to your enemies.

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