<P> In July 2016, Joe and Anthony Russo announced they were working with Paramount Television and Hulu for a re-imagined Warriors TV series; Frank Baldwin was signed on to write the series . </P> <Ul> <Li> The band The Outfield got their name from "The Baseball Furies" gang in the film . Guitarist John Spinks originally adopted the name "The Baseball Boys" after seeing the film before they changed their name to The Outfield based on the advice of their American manager . </Li> <Li> On September 13, 2015, there was a "Last Subway Ride Reunion" festival in Coney Island celebrating the film organized by Eric Nyenhuis . Many of the cast members attended, the schedule included Michael Beck, Dorsey Wright, David Harris, Bryan Tyler, Thomas G. Waites, Terry Michos, David Kopland, Furies gang actors Jery Hewitt, Eddie Hatch, Bill Anagnos, Harry Madsen, Leon Delaney, and Rob Ryder, as well as Apache Ramos, Konrad Sheehan, and Ginny Ortiz . The promotional website indicated that Deborah Van Valkenburgh and David Patrick Kelly could not attend due to scheduling conflicts . Scheduled events included a cosplay contest, an autograph session and photo opportunities, panel discussion, a screening of the film, and musical performances by Gotham City Mashers and Sick of It All . A premium "Warchief" pass included a replica of the vests worn by the Warriors in the film as well as VIP seating and express lines for autographs . </Li> <Li> The film is referenced in the 2014 The Simpsons episode "The Winter of His Content". </Li> <Li> The film is referenced in the 2012 Bob's Burgers episode "Full Bars". </Li> <Li> The 2014 Black Dynamite episode "Warriors Come Out (or The Mean Queens of Halloween)" is an homage to the film . </Li> <Li> The title track of the 1985 album Come Out and Play by heavy metal band Twisted Sister features Dee Snider clicking bottles together as he recites "Twisted Sister, come out and play ..." in reference to Luther's chant during the film . </Li> <Li> Luther's chant is quoted by Diamondback in the eighth episode of the 2016 Netflix series Luke Cage . </Li> </Ul> <Li> The band The Outfield got their name from "The Baseball Furies" gang in the film . Guitarist John Spinks originally adopted the name "The Baseball Boys" after seeing the film before they changed their name to The Outfield based on the advice of their American manager . </Li> <Li> On September 13, 2015, there was a "Last Subway Ride Reunion" festival in Coney Island celebrating the film organized by Eric Nyenhuis . Many of the cast members attended, the schedule included Michael Beck, Dorsey Wright, David Harris, Bryan Tyler, Thomas G. Waites, Terry Michos, David Kopland, Furies gang actors Jery Hewitt, Eddie Hatch, Bill Anagnos, Harry Madsen, Leon Delaney, and Rob Ryder, as well as Apache Ramos, Konrad Sheehan, and Ginny Ortiz . The promotional website indicated that Deborah Van Valkenburgh and David Patrick Kelly could not attend due to scheduling conflicts . Scheduled events included a cosplay contest, an autograph session and photo opportunities, panel discussion, a screening of the film, and musical performances by Gotham City Mashers and Sick of It All . A premium "Warchief" pass included a replica of the vests worn by the Warriors in the film as well as VIP seating and express lines for autographs . </Li>

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