[youtube=://.youtube.com/watch?v=72RqpItxd8M&w=650&h=396] The delightfully campy homage to vintage ’80s action flicks Kung Fury has been capturing people’s imagination since Swedish film maker David Sandberg released it for free across the internet in May of 2016. That was his way of thanking the nearly 18,000 people who backed the making of the $600,000 film on Kickstarter, and now a year later he has more good news for fans of laser raptors and killer arcade machines.
[youtube=://.youtube.com/watch?v=72RqpItxd8M&w=650&h=396] The delightfully campy homage to vintage ’80s action flicks Kung Fury has been capturing people’s imagination since Swedish film maker David Sandberg released it for free across the internet in May of 2016. That was his way of thanking the nearly 18,000 people who backed the making of the $600,000 film on Kickstarter, and now a year later he has more good news for fans of laser raptors and killer arcade machines.
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