Not only becoming Blondie’s biggest ever hit, Call Me, the theme song for the movie American Gigolo, went on to stay on the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for six weeks and was eventually the biggest and best selling single of 1980.

A group of scientists create a genetically engineered girl named Morgan and, if you couldn’t guess, things go bad in the upcoming thriller Morgan, starring The Witch’s Anna Taylor-Joy and Kate Mara.

Finding Dory dominated the box office yet again, taking the number one spot at the box office and making more than the four new releases combined.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about Westworld, Bryan Cranston as Zordon and predict the music for the Power Rangers teaser trailer, Jerry Lewis’ infamous Holocaust movie, what’s going on at Universal Studios, The Lost World, Central Intelligence and much more.

It’s an eclectic mix of movies to close out June as the huge big budget destruction of Independence Day: Resurgence goes against shark thriller The Shallows, the latest from Nicolas Winding Refn and a Civil War drama with McConaughey.

Going back to the 60’s, the sequel/prequel to Ouija follows a single mom (Elizabeth Reaser) who runs a scam seance business with her daughters but when she brings home a Ouija board as a new prop, her youngest daughter accidentally unleashes evil spirits.

Jason Statham is back as hitman Arthur Bishop, whose girlfriend, played by Jessica Alba, is kidnapped by a powerful group who want Bishop to kill a series of targets or else his girlfriend is dead.

Robert Langdon is back to unravel the clues surrounding an altered map of Dante’s Inferno that is the key to finding where a world ending plague is being hidden by a madman determined to thin out the world’s population.

Airing for only six episodes in 1987 on CBS, The Popcorn Kid followed the ins and outs of the Majestic movie theater, especially Scott, the titular Popcorn Kid and an usher at theater who hopes to make it into the movie industry one day.

Jack Reacher returns to help Major Susan Turner (Cobie Smulders), who took over his old job in the military but gets setup for a crime by a shadowy group of officers trying to cover up a crime.