God, this scene. THIS SCENE. Hits me in the emotional smalls every fucking time I see or even think about it.

It may be a quibble, but does *Salo* count as Nazisploitation? Given that it occurs in the Republic of Salo, which was latter of the Italian Fascist states - shouldn't it be Fascistsploitation?

Constable Bob killing Yolo was one of the high points of "Justified" for me. And Justified is my favorite TV show of all time, so that's sayin' something.

"What exactly is Williams' body dumped into?"

I love this movie, and I think the reason it's probably the best of the Bruce Lee movies is because its the only one where other players and characters get to shine. In all of the other Bruce Lee movies, the other characters are simply foils for him to show off his sweet kicks and rather silly nunchuku moves.

It's halfway true. The way Bob Wall tells it, I don't think the force of the kick had anything to do with Lee being mad. The extra just happened to be positioned just wrong (or right, I guess) so that catching Wall after the kick resulted in a broken arm. Granted, Lee was always kicking hard at Wall's insistence,…

I fucking LOVE that someone else remembers Saxon from Battle Beyond the Stars. He was great as the Sador, the dictator with weird body dismorphia issues.

Mikey's end was sad, too…but when killed it for me about Nina and Dewey's executions was the HOPE that they both brought to the table.

Nina's sudden execution was the saddest thing on TV since Dewey Crowe bought one of Boyd's bullets to the brain.

Legion/Exorcist III is indeed an underappreciated gem. Take out the exorcism scenes and Father Morning (which appear to take place in an alternate universe) and it's an amazing movie.

This is a standard practice in many traditional martial arts and works well in practice so long as fighter has good timing and bridging.

Hong Kong cinema definitely continued this practice well into the 90's. This is how they were able to churn out so many flicks so quickly in such a relatively small industry.

I'm just a blowhard and martial arts student who's had to deal with the Bruce Lee myth for his entire life.

Solly Cholly. Bruce and Chuck never crossed hands except in the movies.

Bruce Lee a "world-renowned fighter?" Please. The hype machine repeats Linda Lee's propaganda wholesale again.

Any reason Chynna Clugston or Erica Moen didn't make this list?

Ya beat me to it.

I heart this POS movie so much. My roommate and I became friends years ago when we discovered we both knew and loved this trashy slashy exploitation shlockfest.

It's not his opinion that I quibble with. It's how, sometimes, he wraps his opinion with about 17 layers of useless yakity-yak that don't serve the review-reading audience.

Oh good gravy, Ignatiy's intellectual diarrhea gets the better of him again. This review could have easily been penned by Christopher Hitchens - and that's not a good thing.