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Why is JCVD the only one that needs to prove he's a fighter by breaking a brick? Ray Jackson didn't have to and he reg'd at the same time? Am I suffering from a brain tumor or was their random cat meowing during the fight scenes? Was that part of the music? Was this movie completely redubbed like a Jackie Chan flick or did my copy have a bad sync? Let's be real here, Frank Dux shouldn't feel bad about Ray getting killed, if Ray didn't get taken out of the competition then at some point Dux would have to fight his new best friend, so really, Chong Li did him a huge favor Is it just me or does Frank Dux have some really good skin? I feel like he's got an outstanding regiment he does every morning and night Apparently 2 deaths is when a fighter crosses the line but that doesn't mean they're disqualified Chong Li's assistant that slips the dust pill down his belt has a pretty nasty wart on his knuckle, me personally, I wouldn't let that wart anywhere near my junk final fight: referee sucks at getting out of the way, and really, do they actually need a ref? his only purpose is to declare a winner and occasionally call someone dead, he doesn't need to be in the ring until then After spending, what i'm assuming, was months of training how to fight and serve tea to angry customers while blind, you'd think it would come naturally to fight blind instead of having a massive panic attack and then have to meditate for a good 20 seconds while Chong Li sits and watches him the chanting of Dux sounds like Deuce which makes me think they're rioting over bathroom conditions wait, ray isn't dead? he sure looked dead, did I miss the part where they said he wasn't dead? oh shit, it's the bed scene LOTR should have had

take 90s boy band members from N'Sync, O-Town, and the Backstreet Boys (and a few others), put them in the wild west, and have them fight zombies! How can you go wrong with this?!?!?! http://www.imdb.com/...405860/combined trailer: https://youtu.be/uxdusBPoTSk

https://youtu.be/aY-6uRfwjRY Nothing like a Raiders of the Lost Ark knock off distributed by Canon Films and originally shown in 80s 3D, oh yes, nothing like forced perspective to really get the blood flowing! BONUS: Roger Ebert gave it 2.5 out of 3 stars! Roger Ebert April 26, 1983 | It's fun to find a 3-D movie that doesn't beat around the bush. Within 60 seconds after "Treasure of the Four Crowns" begins, the movie is throwing things at the audience. This is, of course, in the great tradition of 3-D movies that began in 1953 with "Bwana Devil," a horrible movie that made a lot of money by throwing stones, spears and elephants at the audience. You want to get your money's worth

Looks like Asylum is trying to interconnect all their shows. Besides lavatarantula they also have a cameo of Kelitta Smith who is in their TV series Z Nation making an appearance in Oh Hell No at the military base gate and Munez even tells her something along the lines of "at least it's not zombies" as a direct reference to her roll as a soldier in Z nation. http://www.syfy.com.au/sites/syfy.com.au/files/styles/character_1x1_xs_2x/public/characters/Roberta-Warren.jpg

In regards to the wood extras. My significant other is in the VFX industry, sometimes, at the smaller studios, when the budget gets tight and they need to get green screen work done they'll have a day where they invite friends and family over to be extras. No money is involved, they usually just get a subway sandwich and the honor of pointing out their background appearance in the movie. Now asylum has their own VFX studio and it doesn't take a genius to see that they work on no budget and probably ridiculous deadlines so I could see them having a few cattle call days like the ones I've done in the past. Which would explain a lot of the wood acting throughout the movie.

it's a real thing but not every state allows it. it's one of those weird laws about not openly drinking alcohol in public. if it's not visible then it's not drinking openly... right?

Won't deny I've wondered what kind of perception people outside of the US or who never visited the has thanks to what's portrayed in movies. So you're not dumb, your perception is simply based on what you've experienced which gets even scarier when I think about shows like The Kardashians being shown in the Philippines.

booya! the documentary Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau is going to be available for streaming on netflix starting July 14th!

Finally finished this flick, my wife only saw the last 30 minutes with me and even that had her going off how nothing made sense. starring a bunch of people who have made terrible financial choices: Nicolas Cage Chad Michael Murray Quinton Aaron Jordin Sparks William Ragsdale At the end of the flick, one has to ask, besides the initial disasters, would the rapture really be that bad?

I never heard of this flick until the podcast and now I have a morbid sense of curiosity to see it. I can see how everyone thinks the flick is from the 80s, the trailer I saw on youtube looked like a bad rip on VHS. The worse part, I have amazon prime this month thanks to a hand me down Kindle fire but it's not available for free under that plan and I don't want to explain to my wife why I spent $2.99 on a crap ass flick.

I love Gunkata fan films because they disregard the greatest thing about guns ... RANGE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2uRSCpcc-k

we have Robert Urich, Mary Crosby, Michael D. Roberts, Anjelica Houston, Ron Perlman, John Matuszak, Bruce Vilanch, and John Carradine and SPACE HERPES! It scores an 11% on RT but a 4/5 on Amazon! this flick is screaming for a review!

I'm a WAY late on this post but it took a while for me to finally join this awesome board. Won't deny, I was a huge fan of the original MK game, I could beat the game on a single play and only knew about 3 people better than me in all of Seattle so ya, I was an uber nerd for the game And that's how I got a free screener for the flick, I remember I was at the arcade and the guy working there walked up to me mid game and gave me a pass. My g/f (and now wife) saw it and we both actually liked it, it was fricken awesome! I bought the soundtrack and only liked one track, I bought the VHS and would watch the pants off it! 20 years later I've caught the flick on cable a couple of times and I think to myself "WOW this has aged almost as badly as Ice Pirates" So ya, you're review hurt a little but I also know the movie is pretty bad.

Joe Bob Briggs! I loved this guys show back in the day and sadly he doesn't have a podcast so I think he'd be perfect as a guest on your show! <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/xGN0-Y40hdI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

I don't know, I feel like this would go against the trend of the flick having some of the following qualities: big budget, big marketing, or big actors that the podcast seems to aim for more & more each episode.