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Title: Furious (1984)

Genre: Action, Martial Arts

Plot Synopsis
A martial arts expert sets out on a journey of vengeance after his sister is mysteriously murdered. His quest for justice leads him into a bizarre world filled with telepathic powers, teleportation, deadly duels, and a sinister conspiracy involving mind control and genetic experimentation. As reality warps around him, he must rely on his martial arts prowess to navigate increasingly surreal and dangerous encounters.

Cast and Crew

• Director: Tim Everitt

• Writers: Tim Everitt, Tom Sartori

• Cast:

  • Simon Rhee as Simon

  • Phillip Rhee as Paul

  • Arlene Montano as Linda

  • Gerald Okamura as Kung Fu Master

  • Bill Wallace as Bodyguard

YouTube Trailer: Furious (1984) | Trailer < YouTube
IMDb Link: Furious (1984) < IMDb

Reviews from Letterboxd

1. jefcostello – ★★★½
   “This is a movie that really rewards a second viewing. It’s much funnier when you know it’s not just badly made nonsense but is actually meant to be weird, funny, and confusing. There’s a plot, kind of. But also telepathic chickens, teleporting martial artists, and a space cult or something. It’s amazing.”

2. alexkazam – ★★★★
   “Absolutely absurd. An incredible mess of martial arts, surreal editing, and nonsensical storytelling that somehow becomes entertaining and charming by sheer audacity. A kung-fu fever dream.”

3. Justin Decloux – ★★★★
   “One of the strangest martial arts movies I’ve ever seen. It feels like someone mashed together Enter the Dragon, a David Lynch student film, and a Power Rangers episode filmed on lunch break. Amazing.”

4. Zayne – ★★★
   “It’s like watching a live-action anime episode from an alternate dimension. There’s psychic duels, clones, kung fu chickens, and it ends before you realize it began. Hard to recommend, yet I totally recommend it.”

5. BleedingSkull – ★★★★½
   “This is peak outsider cinema. A kung fu movie made with enthusiasm instead of logic. It’s what happens when you let a bunch of martial artists make a film with no studio oversight. Glorious nonsense.”

Meta Description:
Furious (1984) is a surreal martial arts cult classic filled with telepathic powers, teleportation, and outlandish fight scenes. Discover this bizarre, action-packed journey with Simon Rhee in a film that blends kung fu with dreamlike insanity.