This is Episode 78 Rabid Gymkata or Gymkata Kidnapped.
In this episode, out top six list is our Top Six Time Travel Movies.
The first feature we review is the Kurt Thomas vehicle, Gymkata! With the tagline, “The skill of gymnastics, the kill of karate, you know it has to be good! Or does it?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089243/
The second feature is Mario Bava’s recently restored film, “Cani arrabbiati” otherwise known as “Kidnapped” or “Rabid Dogs.” It centers on a group of thieves and their hostages as they try to find a safe place to hide from the police until the heat blows over.
Hot, angry, sweaty and uncomfortable, this was one of Bava’s last films.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071275/
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Sunday, July 26, 2009
Episode #78 Rabid Gymkata AKA Gymkata Kidnapped.
Posted by Outside the Cinema at 8:24 PM
Labels: cinema, comedy, cult, cult cinema, exploitation, film, giallo, gore, Gymkata, Kurt thomas, Mario Bava
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Semaphore Ninjas!
We hold Bad Movie Night events over at This Movie Sucks!, and the first film we ever showed to a gathering of a dozen or so people was Gymkata. My favorite part of the viewing was when one viewer's wife asked out loud when The Game was supposed to start, and I had to inform her that it had started about fifteen minutes ago. Great stuff, guys!
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