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It's Sylvester Stallone doing a disaster movie with him rescuing people trapped under a tunnel in New York. Another flop and another Razzie nomination for the actor, plus stay tuned for the end credits where there's a theme song that was done by Donna Summer doing a duet with some guy nobody even cares about, it is that cheesy. And it's directed by pre-Fast and the Furious Rob Cohen as well as featured a pre-Lord of the Rings Viggo Mortensen.

Live from Boston, Paul, June and Jason discuss the 2016 horror action film sequel Underworld: Blood Wars. They talk about blood drinking, vampire/werewolf hybrids, UV bullets, and much more.

Recorded live from Washington, D.C., Paul, June and Jason discuss the 1993 erotic thriller Body of Evidence starring Madonna and Willem Dafoe. They talk about the sassiest judge of all time, the houseboat, the parking garage sex scene, and much more.

HDTGM All-star Rob Huebel joins Paul, June and Jason to discuss the 2012 cult classic, Fateful Findings! Recorded live from the Moore theatre in Seattle, they talk about everything Neil Breen including soft curves, magic, tons of laptops, the salad scene and more.

The Star Wars order decided, Molson drinkers unite, and more on this week's mini-sode! Paul also offers advice as he opens up the Paul Help Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for Prelude to a Kiss, and opens up the Mail Bag. Plus, find out which movie will be covered next week!

2 appearances: Patricia Arquette - Tiptoes, Holy Matrimony 2 appearances: Armin Mueller-Stahl - Theodore Rex, Holy Matrimony 2 appearances: Ben Kingsley - The Love Guru, A Sound of Thunder

3 appearances: Stanley Tucci - Burlesque, Monkey Shines, Prelude to a Kiss

New episode next week

3 appearances: Alec Baldwin - The Adventures of Pluto Nash, The Shadow, Prelude to a Kiss

Prelude to a Kiss Winner Kathy Bates - Misery Patty Duke - The Miracle Worker Nominated Alec Baldwin - The Cooler Ned Beatty - Network Stanley Tucci - The Lovely Bones

Prelude to a Kiss - 63%

With the revelation that Brian has now been living with a new name and a new face, has it always been the case when a once-famous celeb undergoes facial reconstruction surgery and becomes popular under a new name so that nobody will recognize them?

You ever know whatever happened to the life of a mysterious glam rock megastar? Which is why my next pick for this series is... Velvet Goldmine by Todd Haynes, and starring Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Ewan McGregor, Christian Bale and Toni Collette!

When Pinocchio and Geppetto were climbing out of whale Lorenzini so Pinocchio can lie in order to break free under him, I noticed his regular puppet ears and his ripped out donkey ears were being switched back and forth from different shots.

They covered it in San Francisco last Sunday!

Oliver Stone's infamous biopic about the life of Alexander the Great, featuring Colin Farrell in a bleached blonde wig, Angelina Jolie talking like she's from Transylvania, and some moments that were supposed to be dramatic comes off as being laughable. Has a 16% on Rotten Tomatoes and was meant to be an Oscar contender, but instead got multiple Razzie nominations.

Live from the Beacon Theatre in New York City, Paul, June and Jason discuss the 2002 comedy The Master of Disguise. They talk all things Pistachio Disguisey including the Turtle Club, constant farts, Italian accents, and what it means to be a master of disguise.

The Corrs each have small roles in this film! Andrea played Jimmy's oldest sister Sharon, while Caroline, Sharon and Jim Corr were background characters in this as well.

Bugsy Malone was week 22. Keep The Commitments!

Don't forget Bugsy Malone, so it's now four!

What musical has CamBert picked for us to watch for next week?

Double Dragon is your next movie.

Nope. The trailer even lists it as "Not based on the novel by Patricia Cornwell".

You mean William Hurt.

This needs a standalone forum because Body of Evidence is unintentionally hilarious! Madonna is accused of screwing an old guy to death with sex and Willem Dafoe is assigned to defend her. All the way, you get cheesy dialogue, horrible acting and strange sex scenes (most especially the part involving candle wax). Not to mention this came out a year after Basic Instinct and was released during the era of Madonna's Erotica album/Sex coffee table book. And it confirms Madonna's status as both box office poison and a horrible actress. Let's give Body of Evidence is due!