Monday, July 11, 2022

 'Force of One' (1979) – Paul Aaron.

The righteous roundhouse riot 'Force of One' (1979) remains an inviolate 1970s Norris action classic! With the value-added masculine mayhem of Clu Gulager, James Whitmore, Jr., and Bill 'Superfoot' Wallace compounding its manly, far from toxic alpha status! And I think it was B-Movie brainaic Søren Aabye Kierkegaard who first espoused the Norristentialist maxim: 'if Chuck Norris karate Chops a 'let's pretend' pugilist in an empty forest will Seagal still poop in his voluminous silk pyjamas!?' 

 







 

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