561: Lackeys Don't Wear Khakis

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2021

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

After years of Monty telling us we should watch it, we’ve given in. It’s time to discuss 1981 South African karate movie “Kill and Kill Again,” a film featuring many middle-aged men kicking people, as well as a James Bond-style plot about a madman who wants to take over the world via an unusual application of potatoes. We cover strange ties to “CSI: Miami” and “The A-Team,” introduce you to the wonders of Hot Dog and his bag of tricks, weigh the movie’s knowing sexism against its unflinching racism, and contemplate Villanous Operations and how they are named. Also, Jason...

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0:00.0	It's not brain science, it's rocket surgery. This is kill and kill again.
0:08.1	The Inconquerable, number 561, April 2021. Welcome back to The Incomparable,
0:17.6	Rocket Surgery. We're watching a movie that's bad, and we're going to talk about what the heck did we just see.
0:23.0	I'm your host, Jason Snell.
0:24.4	We watched 1981's Kill and Kill Again a, I don't really want to call it a martial arts movie.
0:31.8	A movie was shouting and punching from 1981.
0:35.7	Yeah!
0:36.3	Just call it an art movie.
0:43.6	If you go online, you will find that this movie is revered for the accuracy of its karate scenes.
0:44.0	Okay.
0:44.8	Making that up.
0:45.4	Alrighty.
0:47.3	Can confirm.
0:50.7	Let me introduce my panel who watched this movie.
0:55.5	Steve Lutz, you're the first member of the team that I'm rounding up.
0:56.6	I told you,
0:57.4	don't call me popsicle.
1:00.9	Tony Sindelar is here.
1:02.5	Hello.
1:03.1	I said,
1:03.7	don't call me popsicle.
1:07.5	Annette Weirstra is here.
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