While Black Dynamite took an affectionate swipe (and karate chop) at the Blaploitation movies of the 1970s, Kung Fury adopted an altogether batsh*t crazy take on the straight-to-video action movies of the 80s and mashed it up with just about every other b-movie genre of the decade you can think of. Funded via Kickstarter and coming in at a slender 31 minutes running time, Kung Fury sure provided those crowdfunding movie fans plenty of bang for their buck. Featuring everything from a time traveling Hitler (and master of kung fu, hence the alternative name Kung Fuhrer) to Viking gods and dinosaur cops, David Sandberg's blood-stained love letter to the best of the worst from the 80s is completely trashy and stupid, but in the best possible way. Sandberg was hoping to produce a feature film but fell short of his funding budget - it's questionable whether something this anarchic could have held the audience's attention over the duration of a feature film, but if Sandberg steps behind the camera again it'll be a project worth keeping an eye on.
