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This week we’re joined by former UFC champ and master of war, The Warmaster Josh Barnett! He’s a big-rig full of high torque beef, of course. He’s a punch artist, obviously. He is those things and you know that. Did you know he’s also an accomplished bourbonist and avid bloodsportsman? And yet, above all else, he would surely describe himself as a Lone Tiger fan.

Lone Tiger is a 1996 action movie possibly based on Japanese professional wrestler Tiger Mask, but it’s very shy about it. This is the story of Lone Tiger, an occasionally tiger-masked lunatic who moves to Vegas to avenge his father, forgets about that, starts a teenage hobo cult, is a willing accomplice to several bumfight massacres, accidentally solves his father’s murder three times but none of them stick, and then leaves, having accomplished nothing and confused everybody. It stars nobody, but it does feature Richard Lynch and Robert Z’Dar! And with the talents of…

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Comments

Brendan McGinley

The existence of Wa-Fabio implies that actual Fabio is the third Mario brother, and I think Liddy would have already uncovered that kind of dark secret.

Nicky Capps

Josh Barnett and 1900Hotdog was not the crossover I expected but it is the one I needed.

Yeyo

I hate it when you recap a movie because then I have to find and watch like 2 hours of content just to enjoy your content, it's like homework. Also, I love it when you recap a movie because I get to enjoy like two hours of extra madness and then the podcasts is like talking about a shared experience. I just wanted to make my feel feelings clear.

Clementine Danger

Oh no this nice Josh fella does not seem to realize the power of Frank Dux. Oh I hope he's okay...

Matt Edwards

Any gun nerds want to jump in on Josh's comment about the P38 being a bad choice for the bad guy's gun? It was still in production (as the P1) at the time the film was made, so not necessarily a valuable war trophy. Why yes, I DO watch Forgotten Weapons videos, how did you know?