A wise man once said, "Forgiveness is divine, but never pay full price for late pizza." In each episode of Kung Fu Pizza Party, I seek to deliver high-flying action in 30 minutes or less, and serve up some wisdom, one slice at a time. I do that by reviewing some of the best...and worst...Kung Fu, Ninja, and Samurai flicks and by exploring other forms of Martial Art Media. Join me, as I explore this vast world of action!
"That homicidal bitch might be our only way out of here."
Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. Today, we are headed back to the Arcade but this time, it's spooky. I am joined by Pixel of Page & Pixel fame to review 2002s Resident Evil starring Milla Jovovich. We dive into the brainchild of Paul WS Anderson who launched a very financially successful film franchise that committed every sin that video game films typically would make. We talk about what could have been with George A. Romero as director, and how the Skydance Corporation is the true Umbrella Corporation of the day. Pixel also throws down a pretty hefty challenge to me for going over the 30 minute mark.
Listen to Page & Pixel here: https://open.spotify.com/show/7wjvunWm6nROW5TlK7LBGe
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20 Oct 2026
Street Fighter (2026)
"To live is to fight, and to fight is to live."
Welcome to my dojo, this is kung Fu Pizza Party. Today, we are headed back to the Arcade for one of the reasons why this whole series even exists. This is my review of Street Fighter starring Andrew Koji and a whole bunch of other people. After all this time, they finally did it. They embraced what Street Fighter is supposed to be and have made an excellent Street Fighter film. From stellar performances from Collina Liang and Andrew Schultz, to David Dastmalchin protraying the cult leader side of M. Bison, to great fight choreography and humor throughout. Street Fighter nailed it, but it is not perfect. I get into all the nitty gritty in this review.
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16 Oct 2026
Marvel vs Capcom
Welcome to my dojo, this is Kung Fu Pizza Party. Today, we are headed back to the Arcade once more as I dive into the history of the Marvel vs Capcom series with a look at Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Series: Arcade Classics for the Nintendo Switch. In this episode, I look at the recent history of why this port of these classic seven arcade games is important to video gamers, I go back to the beginning of the relationship between Marvel and Capcom with 1993's The Punisher moving all the way to the year 2000 for Marvel vs Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes; I give my thoughts on which characters I gravitated to and which characters need to be added in any future games.
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