Turbo Kid
Why this pick
Matches Kung Fury’s neon-soaked retro exuberance, cartoonishly heightened violence, synth-driven energy, and affectionate commitment to gloriously ridiculous 1980s-inspired action.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
Matches Kung Fury’s neon-soaked retro exuberance, cartoonishly heightened violence, synth-driven energy, and affectionate commitment to gloriously ridiculous 1980s-inspired action.
Why this pick
A deliberately trashy, hyper-stylised grindhouse fantasia with lurid colours, outrageous villains, splattery action, and the same straight-faced devotion to absurd excess.
Why this pick
A compact DIY cyberpunk parody packed with chunky practical effects, robotic warriors, post-apocalyptic nonsense, and sincere affection for bargain-bin 1980s sci-fi.
Why this pick
It recreates and affectionately sabotages blaxploitation with meticulous period styling, deadpan absurdity, escalating action, and jokes that land because everyone plays them straight.
Why this pick
For Kung Fury’s love of martial-arts spectacle, flamboyant villains, urban neon, and fantastically heightened heroics—delivered as an earnest, infectious 1980s cult adventure.
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01 / THE STORY
A 1980s Miami cop with supernatural kung fu powers gets thrown through time on a ridiculous mission. He fights strange enemies, makes odd allies, and takes on a villain you won't see coming.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Hoff 9000 (voice)
Colonel Reichstache

Private Lahmstache

Adolf Hitler / Kung Führer