Kung Fury 2015
"It takes a cop from the future to fight an enemy from the past."
A high-octane, retro-inspired action spectacle, *Kung Fury (2015)* blends martial arts mastery with sci-fi absurdity as a modern-day cop channels the power of time travel to rewrite history.
Director: David Sandberg
Cast
David Sandberg
Kung Fury
Jorma Taccone
Adolf Hitler / Kung Führer
Leopold Nilsson
Hackerman
Andreas Cahling
Thor
Helene Ahlson
Katana
Eos Karlsson
Red Ninja
Eleni Young
Barbarianna
Erik Hörnqvist
Triceracop
Per-Henrik Arvidius
Voice of Thor / Chief
Sebastian Sahin
Street thug
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kung Fury (2015) about?
This Swedish short film follows a modern-day cop, Kung Fury, who travels back to Nazi Germany to take down the Kung Führer—a reimagined Adolf Hitler wielding deadly kung-fu skills. Fueled by revenge after his friend's murder, Kung Fury battles through absurd obstacles to rewrite the past and save the future.
Who directed Kung Fury?
David Sandberg directed this action-packed short film, blending his background in video production with a passion for retro action aesthetics.
Who stars in Kung Fury?
Leading the charge are David Sandberg, Jorma Taccone, Leopold Nilsson, Andreas Cahling, and Helene Ahlson, each bringing their own brand of chaos to the screen.
Is Kung Fury (2015) worth watching?
While IMDb ratings are unavailable, its cult status speaks volumes—this hyper-stylized action-comedy is packed with humor, creative fights, and nostalgic nods. If you love over-the-top action or 80s-inspired absurdity, it's a must-see short for fans of the genre.
How long is Kung Fury?
The film runs for 32 minutes.
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Kung Fury: A Time-Traveling Action-Comedy — Full Movie Info
A high-octane, retro-inspired action spectacle, *Kung Fury (2015)* blends martial arts mastery with sci-fi absurdity as a modern-day cop channels the power of time travel to rewrite history. Directed by David Sandberg, this 32-minute short film delivers relentless laughs and over-the-top fights, transforming Adolf Hitler into a kung-fu villain known as the Kung Führer. With its neon-soaked aesthetic and 80s synthwave vibe, the movie thrives on chaotic energy, poking fun at classic action tropes while packing in cameos and wild stunts. Themes of justice, vengeance, and the ridiculousness of evil collide in a world where anything—from dinosaurs to thunder cats—can become a weapon.
Starring Sandberg himself alongside comedy heavyweight Jorma Taccone and martial arts legend Andreas Cahling, *Kung Fury* is a love letter to grindhouse cinema, video games, and arcade culture. Its lightning-fast pacing and meme-worthy humor make it a cult favorite, offering a fresh twist on the superhero genre through sheer audacity and charm.
