1: The Night Comes For Us (2018)

An episode of the Throw Down: An Action Cinema Podcast podcast, hosted by STACK Printed, titled "1: The Night Comes For Us (2018)" was published on October 16, 2023 and runs 39 minutes.

October 16, 2023 ·39m · Throw Down: An Action Cinema Podcast

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On the inaugural episode of the show, it's Timo Tjahjanto's hyperviolent Indonesian martial arts splatterfest, a host favorite mach speed brutal action stunner. Starring martial arts legends Joe Taslim and Iko Uwais, this bloody, bone-snapping triad odyssey comes off the back of a filmography of twisted horror, infusing the dynamic energy of The Raid franchise with visceral, gory mayhem. The guys talk what makes the fights tick, the film's crazy kaleidoscope of action influence, and what cements The Night Comes For Us as a modern masterpiece of action.

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