Really appreciate anyone who tunes into these deep cut location videos . I put a lot into researching them and I know they are a small niche that not everyone is into so thank you ! Nothing I enjoy more than bringing attention to unknown classic films I love and studying the history and locations

Silent Rage is one of my top favorite Chuck Norris movies- I love that first scene- brutal, Awesome to see that house and so epic that you got inside the building. These locations were fun to see man. Huge Chuck Norris fan here! That had to be blast of excitement out there.

A lot of these old Chick Norris movies were cheesy but they sure were entertaining! Great job on finding these locations and especially with little to nothing online.

I'm very thankful for this video. My earliest memories are of watching this movie with my dad. He was a police officer in Houston and passed away a little over a year ago so it brings back a lot of memories. Yes, he let me watch certain inappropriate movies from a real young age if they were police related, lol. I also check out movie locations and try to even find little cracks in bricks and similar stuff that are still left over.

The "mundane little things" is what I love most about your videos. Every time I watch an old movie, I look on this platform for the locations videos. There are lots not made yet. I'm torn between your location vids and your road trips. Doing both is AWESOME

I appreciate the time, effort and research you put in to this. Just wondering how many times you had to watch the film to get enough information to film this? Cheers Adam.

I, hope Chuck sees this. Adam, I bet he would be impressed with the detail you put into these locations.

I watch most of your filming locations just to see all the work you put into them. Very fascinating. Well done!

One of my favorite Chuck Norris movies

Thanks for sharing! My brother and I watched this on the Home Box Office /Showtime many times growing up

It was on tv tonight! One of my favorite movies. Thanks for this video!

Love the work on these videos. Always interesting. Someone has to say it, lol. That was a Blazer, not a Bronco. My grandfather made me a map lover and thats evolved into a satellite and street view nut. Helps I'm a Real Estate Appraiser too. Solid A for your work.

a childhood fav..seen this on many times i have to say its probably my 3rd fav. chuck norris film with 2nd being missing in action pt 2 the beginning and 1st being forced vengance..

great Chuck Norris movie.Love seeing all these old locations

Nice! I worked at Wadley Blood Center in 1990. What you may not have known is that there was a tunnel from the building in the front (where you went into the lobby) and the building that has since been demolished. I believe some filming was done in that tunnel as well.

I’ll share my 40th birthday with this movie next year! Thanks for the upload!

Love these videos - very informative and love seeing the filming locations!

This is my favorite chuck norris film that i own!!Im waiting for this to come out on 4k.

I love Silent Rage! Nice documentary.

Those front kicks to the beer filled faces in that bar scene are simply the best!! 😂😂😂😂😂

Just found this video and it made my day. Silent Rage is my favorite Chuck Norris movie. I have a lot of nostalgia for it, i actually saw it when i was pretty young with my dad. I always thought to myself if i ever visited the Dallas area that I'd love to vistit some locations. I'm glad to see someone who loves the movie as much as i do and put so much time into finding these locations. Its funny that you mention the Halloween similarities because the original 1978 Halloween is my all time favorite movie and Michael Myers is my favorite horror icon. Watching Silent Rage as a teenager and young adult i caught many, many Halloween and Carpenter like vibes from it. It is really obvious during the seen where Kirby goes to doctor Holman's house. It shows Kirby sneaking into the yard but then goes into a p.o.v. shot of Kirby walking into the door, grabbing a knife and then going down to the basement to find Holman. Kirby himself is a lot like Myers and Brian Libby played it awesome, he was very creepy as John Kirby. I am so appreciative of the locations you found but I would love to find out where that well is that sheriff Steven's throws Kirby down at the end as well as the house used for Chuck's and Dr. Holman (Ron Silver). It may seem strange but Silent Rage has always held a special place in my heart, I absolutely love the movie. As I mentioned, I first saw it with my dad when i was about 8 i think and have been a massive fan since then. The bar scene where Chuck beats all the bikers remains one of my favorite fight scenes ever. Thank you for all the time an effort you put in to finding locations of this highly overlooked gem of a film. Best wishes dude.

That's crazy, I'm a big Chuck Norris fan & living in Dallas-Fort area since childhood now I'm 43 & didn't even know that this classic was filmed here🙄

A terrifying movie from my childhood. I think my father thought he was taking me to an action film! I was a bit too young to see this when it came out!

Great idea/ not only visiting towns but detailing these lesser- known movies!

I am a big fan of Chuck Norris but never new that he was in a horror movie. I will have to check this one out. Thank You for making this video and for all of the hard work you put into your channel.

Well done👏🏼👏🏼 thanks for doing a movie location in my hometown👍🏼

Thank You Sir. I found this one and watched it tonight/ this morning. Enjoyed it. BTW- I watched the other one yesterday. Also enjoyed it.

I LOVE these videos. I too have a passion for unknown classic films and learning about the history and filming locations for them. These are awesome Adam. Thanks!

Honestly, never seen or heard of this movie, but will definitely take a gander at it now! Awesome research skills! Would be awesome if you could do "Sidekicks" filming locations.

A highly underrated movie and probably Chuck's best!

My favorite Chuck Norris movie that should have a sequel! I found that building awhile back to film too! Glad to know the new glass window marks it .. I’ll get to work on the other locations.. hopefully they still exist out there..

We can tell, and appreciate, the research you put into these videos that become timeless. I had never heard of this movie, but it is one I will plan to watch! Thanks again for another really epic, great video!

I appreciate all you're vids and your Columbo-like research skills! I look forward to the next.☮👍

This is awesome. I live outside Dallas, gonna take a Silent Rage tour!

Not only was Silent Rage made here in Dallas, but quite a few episodes of Walker Texas Ranger as well. Chuck Norris once owned a million dollar home here that was over 7000 square feet in size. Last I heard he moved full time to his ranch in Houston, Texas. He had bungalows made for every one of his seven children, and that's where he reportedly spent the majority of COVID. The house he used to own here was reportedly on the corner of Belt Line and Preston. While Adam was recording this video I was in downtown Dallas working in a nondisclosed basement. Such was my brush with greatness.

Oh ya 80’s kids rock! Best cloths and movies to look back and laugh

80’s movies are great, Adam you did great job enjoyed it

I’m hoping to do my own Robocop locations here in Dallas myself! Very cool to see this classic chuck norris film locations! He’s done quite a bit here in the Dallas area!

After watching your video, I watched the movie. Thanks for your work and enthusiasm in doing these types of videos!!

Awesome, this movie is a classic!!!! 😎😎 Well done!!

Awesome video, Adam. Really appreciate and admire your intense research.....Sure is worth your time and effort!

I love the classics. One of my all time favorites is Quiet Cool. Love to see you research it

Great job researching these movies Adam! You can tell it's a labor of love !

I was a huge Chuck Norris fan growing up and loved this movie. The scene in the beginning when the guy snaps was so well done! Very cool to see these locations.

Fun fact. The Norris family used to live across the street from my family’s home in mar vista area of Los Angeles. Their kids and my mom/siblings went to school together

Adam, I don't know about everyone else, but I have found these to be great. Yesterday, I went home and had to watch the movie. Thanks!

Awesome and amazing

You are awesome for doing this. Greetings from Wales. It is a bummer when some buildings are gone.

i love the cover of that bluray!

Always loved when you do the movie locations and showing the comparison of what it looks like now compared to then. Definitely appreciate your research and pointing out the details...✌🏻

I remember seeing this movie with my girlfriend when I was in high school. Very well done video once again Adam, although the vehicle you referred to as being a Bronco is in fact a Chevy Blazer. I'm a major car nut so I had to make that correction. Keep up the great work Adam,

Well we're back! And that was awesome!!! Thanks Adam

I love the slip cover on the BluRay.

Love that movie!!!!

I appreciate your effort and not vloging the same things that others keep vloging over and over.

You are so close to my hometown. About 30 minutes. They made alot of Walker Texas Rangers out close to my house. Many days going home from work I would have to stop and turn off my vehicle so motor noise wouldn't be heard.. One of my favorite shows. Thank you Adam for another great video. Stay safe. Stay blessed

first - I don't know how I missed this one. Secondly - I never heard of this Chuck movie, and had no idea he worked in the Dallas area until Walker. Cool so see where these scenes were shot and how drastic the area has changed. I work near the Arlington location you showed at Collins. I'll have to watch the film and go out there and see not only the location where the film was shot but also the location where Adam shot his film. Also - growing up just south of Dallas, it was cool to see those locations as well. Will definitely check this film out. Thanx Adam for the recommendation. Take care.

Saw the movie as a child in the 80s. The antagonist acting is terrifying. The movie is a rare gem that many don't know of. Keep up the great work! Would be awesome to bump into you by Celebration one day.

I love silent Rage , used to rent this & Enter the dragon Bruce Lee all the time as a kid .......

When you do film locations Adam you certainly leave no stone unturned, but I'm amazed nobody questioned you in the street, appreciate the vlog and work

Great finds on the locations. Really enjoy this movie. Thanks for bringing us this video

Good seeing you having so much fun on this trip, Adam!

Love Chuck Norris, the movie Silent Rage is a very underrated horror film.

My favourite Chuck Norris movie..Thanks Adam.

Love this flick. Great job covering this

A friend of mine did a lot of special fx work with Chuck Norris. In fact, his father was the SFX supervisor for Silent Rage! Cool to see this from a different perspective.

I haven't seen that movie in 30 years! I've mentioned it to people and they think I'm imagining it. Great job Adam!

This was one of Chuck’s best!

Shamed to say, I do not know the movie at all.... this was back when I was first in college....so movies were not a thing for me....too distracting from studies..... however, I do love how you deep dive into things to seek them out and show us! THANK YOU!

The premiere for Silent Rage occurred in my small hometown of Mt Pleasant TX in NE TX, for some reason. Small town with a small theater. The stuntmen in the movie were there as well as vehicles. I was 8yrs old and it was AMAZING!

What a blast from the past...i saw this movie on Betamax ......and i know some peeps who were called john kirby...

Man love a good Adam the woo video my daughter literally grew up watching you now she’s ten been like 5 years now from the old horror movie locations you used to do we love you in our house!!!!!!!

I remember Stephen Furst from The Dream Team, too. :)

Hey Adam, Joe yes that is true about Walker and not only that but he also moved there, sold his home in LA and moved out side of Dallas and has a Ranch now called Lone wolf Ranch . am a very big fan of Norris so big between him and lee I got involved in the martial arts , I studied the same art as him !

I love these videos! Some movies Adam does I'm not familiar with but I love him showing the locations and comparing it to the movie! So interesting! Keep it up!

Thank you ! Always a pleasure to watch you. And the awesome content.

I love that movie

Great stuff love these

Thanks, Adam !!!!!!!! This was excellent !!!!!!!!! Now, do Lethal Weapon. That'd be awesome.

Amazing video! Love the movie location ones. When I watch movies I pay attention to the details and background more since watching your film location movies. Never saw this classic but will check it out. I like Chuck Norris movies. Thanks for sharing! 👍

Chuck Norris was amazing actor he did a lot of movies with Bruce Lee back in the day and thanks for making the video 👍🏻

I never watched the movie, but, I like your videos'. what a beautiful, historic neighborhood!

Fantastic stuff!

I use to watch this movie a lot back in the 90’s when I dropped out of school and was lost .the score made the movie even better and so did that biker chick lol .the scene where he creeps up to the house and the well scene at the end where he embraces the woman and leaves then Kirby jumps out of the water ,I’m still waiting for the sequel,I hope this movie shows up at an amc fantom event or flash back cinema cause I would love to see it in a theater

Adam this is Tammy from PA, I have to say that the absolute best videos I've watched are the ones of you and your parents .. What precious priceless memories you've created. God Bless

adam i was wondering what do you do with all those pictures you have of all the movie locations that you do? i love all your vids.thanks

A great film glad your doin some locations

Great video Adam. Its great to see you enjoying making this. I haven't seen this movie, but I love horror. Im going to check this movie out for sure

The Bar Brawl was epic , Lone Wolf Mcquade was another classic Norris film, a modern style Spaghetti western with David carradine as the villain great film .......

This is Rad!!! Thanks so much!!!

My favorite of Chuck Norris's films was Lone Wolf McQuade with David Carradine.

You do a thorough match up possible. Chuck Norris graduated from Lawndale H. S. in CA.

Adam Thank You for sharing. Happy and safe traveling.

Who knew you were a detective. I'm not a Chunk Norris fan but, this is still cool to see.

Just found your channel! Love all you unique adventures. Thank you!

Nice job finding the movie locations. Probably most people who worked in the building during the shoot are retired. Too bad they didn't have a plaque made with Chucks picture in the lobby. Enjoyed the vlog!

Good movie, love Chuck Norris!! Thanks Adam for your indepth research of the filming locations!! Pretty cool!!

love these videos makes my day and makes me smile

You are in your element doing these videos! You do good work! Chuck Norris is the best (kicker to my face) ever… Hmmm. Sounds like a pretty cool movie, another one to check out!

Lovin’ the passion and time that you put into these locations and also lovin’ the back road goodness ...keep em coming ! 🔥Also loved how you pissed off all the Chevy Blazer peeps...lol ...They know their Blazers by all the Rusty Paint Bubbles 👈🏻You ain’t fooling them! 😂🤣😜