Your Stupid Minds

Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery return in this much despised sequel to the Queen soundtracked 1986 movie. This time around MacLeod (Lambert) is an old mortal man with an elderly Jewish woman's voice, and Ramirez (Connery) is back from the dead, destined to destroy the giant shield around the earth and kill the needlessly evil General Katana (Michael Ironside).

Wolverine is back, baby! Hugh Jackman returns in this origin story for Marvel's favorite character, which lies in the purgatory between X3's abject awfulness and X-Men: First Class's complete series reboot. Pulling from the Origins comic, the film completely kajiggers Wolverine's story to make him the hero of and reason for the creation of the X-Men. Also included: bone claws, yelling "NOOOOO" a lot, modern 70s HD screens, and Gambit.

Dolph Lundgren and Uwe Boll collaborate (finally!) in this redundantly titled sequel to Boll's 2007 Lord of the Rings ripoff. This time around Boll directs a dull Army of Darkness ripoff, where Dolph plays an special forces veteran who is sent back in time (and also to another dimension) to defeat the Holy Mother and definitely not the weasel-faced King Raven.

Tom Atkins stars in this 1986 homage to horror and sci fi throughout the ages. A town is beseiged by alien brainslugs, and it's up to Detective Cameron and his college buddy Chris to stop them. Nick also regales everyone with an embarassing story in a movie theater and why he loves everyone, especially the handicapped.

Roger Corman presents this nearly forgotten Fantastic Four adaptation of the early 90s. To this day the movie isn't given a benefit of a proper release and must be acquired through grainy VHS bootlegs.

A loose cannon with a troubled past takes on a nearly impossible mission to rescue the president's daughter in a floating space prison. Starring Guy Pearce, Peter Stormare, and Maggie Grace.

A German Shepherd named Rainy (hereafter referred to as "Cool Dog") is abandoned by his family in New Orleans and makes a cross country trek to New York to reunite (by way of the Colorado Rockies).

Guns, girls, and fast car in Russ Meyer's classic 1965 skin flick. A trio of gogo dancers head out to the desert because of reasons and leave a trail of broken hearts and broken backs.

John Travolta stars in this epic sci-fi flop inspired by the psychology-hating 1,000 page novel of the same name. Chris and Nick discuss the awful cinematography, hammy acting, Razzie's mediocrity, and why John Travolta is the worst.

Paris Hilton stars in a movie so bad that Nick's famous sleep defense mechanism kicked in and he was unable to finish it. That didn't stop the duo from giving it a go. Paris Hilton and famous advertising actor Joel David Moore star in this There's Something About Mary ripoff, where JDM must get through Paris's hideous troll beast of a best friend in order to bag the sex.