Lmao i know EXACTLY what you mean! I usually have to say " that movie with the Karate Kid who plays the blues and beats the Devil"
Was a big deal in my circle of friends to be sure.
Absolutely! That was the first time for me ever seeing Steve Vai and despite never saying a word, he was kinda menacing looking to me as a kid, especially with the whole " Sold His Soul" aspect lol right after this, i saw the video for " The Audience Is Listening" on MTV and again, never speaking a word but rather having this lil kid act out what he was doing but in a classroom. I thought he was the coolest guitar player on planet earth and the first guy to dethrone EVH when i was kid ( it was a lil while until i realized he's an instrumental guitarist and never sung, so thats why he never spoke in videos or movies lol)
Lmao in true Devil always wins rules: this would've worked wellI Always thought the ending would have been cooler if: in a fit of rage, Steve Vai had thrust his guitar neck through Ralph Machio's chest.
Am I the only one?
holy Tarantino!I Always thought the ending would have been cooler if: in a fit of rage, Steve Vai had thrust his guitar neck through Ralph Machio's chest.
Am I the only one?
That woman dancing, that was me after I was done with weekend shift and going home
Absolutely!
Definitely give a watch if you come across it! Sort of retelling of Robert Johnson's legend of selling his soul to the devil at the "Crossroads" and a new guy come to take the crown as the best bluesman.I can’t remember ever seeing this movie.
