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Into the Woods (2014)
It's already posted, but I want to give it new life. Here's my reasons:
- The songs are really crummy.
- It has classic fairy tale characters, but their stories are distorted and sad.
- The Red Riding Hood girl is sooooo annoying.
32 votes -
The Day Mars Invaded Earth
Martian invaders are in the process of making exact doubles of an entire town and then killing the original models. The terrifying facts are discovered by a scientist working at Cape Canaveral who is trying to figure out why a recent Martian probe simply exploded after landing on the Red Planet. He has been in Florida working on the project for so long that his wife in California is about to divorce him. Wanting to save his marriage and see his family, he goes home and suddenly ends up fighting for not only his own life, but for all humanity.…
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Hand of Death
A brilliant doctor develops a serum, and after testing it on himself, he is transformed into a scaly beast with superhuman powers, and the ability to destroy anything that he touches. Yeah I know what you're thinking, "This could be the biography of any member sitting in congress today", but I assure you that this is not the case here. Once again John Agar steps up to the horror plate and becomes the monstrosity with the touch of death. This movie needs the gentle but firm touch of riffing that could save lives.
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ghost ship
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ship_(2002_film) - a "good" scary movie just begging for a riff
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Target Earth (1954)
A large city is ordered to be completely evacuated as an army of robots, believed to be from the planet Venus, attack it. Left behind are Nora King and Frank Brooks, strangers until their chance meeting in the deserted streets. They meet a celebrating couple at a café, Vicki Harris and Jim Wilson. The quartet escape the robot patrol and take refuge in a large hotel. There, they encounter a new danger in Davis, a psychopathic killer. Venus robots or not, Davis practices his profession. Written by Les Adams
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Not of this Earth (1957)
An alien agent from the distant planet Davana is sent to Earth via a high-tech matter transporter. There, he terrorizes Southern California in an attempt to acquire blood for his dying race, the result of a devastating nuclear war. This Roger Corman film would make a great riffipoluza.
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Invisible Invaders
I've always loved this movie. What would happen if invisible alien invaders were to take over dead human bodies and use them to do their evil work? Would you call this "Plan 9 from Outer Space"? Well it sure has a similar story line. A very serious, no nonsense, John Agar works around the clock to find a way to defeat these seemingly indestructible creatures. Can John save the world before the movie is over? John could sure use some riffing help to find the answer to this seemingly impossible dilemma.
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Curse of the Faceless Man
Take all of the story elements from the original Mummy, change the location to Pompeii, instead of bandages enclose the guy in stone, created by a volcanic eruption 2000 years ago, a decedent of a woman he loved just happens to live nearby, which not only brings him back to life, but inspires him to see if he can rekindle the old flame once again. The filmmakers, unable to trust the script, acting, or directing incorporate an annoying narrator throughout the film to help you understand exactly what is happening at any given moment.
Some narration of the riffing variety…28 votes -
The Alligator People
An experimental procedure derived from from alligators, saves a man's life, but there are...complications. Lon Chaney Jr. sporting a hook on one hand, overacts with such passion, that a scientific team of riffers is called for to find a cure for this movie.
41 votes -
More DVDs
As much as I like being able to pull up your movies on my laptop, I'd really like to have a few more on my shelf. Titles like Sons of Hercules, Revenge of Dr X, City of the Dead, any of their public domain titles; I'd love to see any of them on disc. I already own several, but if they were put on disc, I might go ahead and buy then again.
14 votes -
Boggy Creek II: The Legend Continues (RiffTrax LIVE!)
The MST is hilarious, but there's some jokes they missed. :) Would love to have this re riffed. Thanks!
P.S. Is it just me, or are the cicadas in this movie really loud?27 votes -
Siren
Siren is a film by real life Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore. It tells the tale of a woman trying to follow her dream of getting seen and heard, no matter the costs. It strains her marriage, puts immense pressure on her, there's a exercise montage, and a slow motion stroll through what looks to be a station casino until she's finally able to wear a corset and sing off key. This is also one giant analogy to her political career, in which she has not paid taxes, defended Cliven Bundy, said cancer is a fungus that can be…
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Tarkan versus the Vikings
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarkan_Versus_the_Vikings I don't know if there is an English version, and I haven't seen more than just clips, but it looks like a fun 1971 rubber-suit monster movie. Here is a clip that seems to completely rip off King Kong: http://i.imgur.com/b29DwUp.gifv I hope it is a good candidate!
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Blood of Ghastly Horror
Whew! I had to have a barf bag nearby just to write that title. I have to admit that I have never seen this movie, but when you take legendary bad movie director Al Adamson, old dependable John Carradine, and throw in former Disney star Tommy Kirk (who starred in some awful, terrible movies when his star had faded), you have the recipe for riffing gold.
19 votes -
Panic in the Year Zero
Ray Milland decides to take his family on a long overdue, well deserved vacation, it's just his bad luck that Los Angeles is blown up with nuclear bombs soon after he leaves, and now his vacation is ruined dammit. Ray goes into survival mode, since Hollywood no longer exists. People devolve to primitive destructive animals, and Ray, and his family must learn real fast how to survive, or be killed. This movie could be a metaphor for 2017. I'm just sayin!
23 votes -
Island Claws
One my favorite MST3K episodes was "The Giant Spider Invasion", it had a home made, sincere feel to it. "Island Claws" has that same feel, a similar story theme, and best of all, like "The Giant Spider Invasion" they built a giant life-size mechanical monster used in the big horrific finale. Robert Lansing as always, is so serious and intense, he could make watching the grass grow seem like an imminent threat to all mankind. No CGI here! Nope! None!
47 votes -
Wonder Woman (2017)
Since this movie is a superhero movie, it's inherently silly, ergo it's riffable. And I would like Mary Jo Pehl and Bridget Jones Nelson to do the riffing because the Superhero is an iconic woman superhero and the movie was directed by a woman, meaning it just wouldn't feel right if Mike, Kevin, and Bill riffed it. Besides, you riff Blockbusters all the time, right? It would be amazing to see (or hear, rather) Mary Jo & Bridget riff their first Superhero blockbuster.
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Horror of the Blood Monsters
Tagline: Soar Through Space to the Vampire Planet. That's about the closest thing you will ever come to making sense in this Al Adamson cut and paste mishmash. John Carradine stops by for a quick cameo. I think that John Carradine was to director Al Adamson as Bela Lugosi was to Ed Wood, a inexpensive Hollywood actor who you write some nonsensical dialog for, and hope that using their name might lend your film some star recognition. The title is the most frightening thing about the whole film. Except for the acting/directing/script and oh okay, the film itself.
28 votes -
Night of the Fools
This direct-to-video movie, was supposed to be a funny remake of 'Plan 9 from Outer Space', not only is this poorly written/directed/acted movie not funny, it's so mad that the actors can't even remember their lines, and they are obviously reading their parts from a script on their laps. This film makes Ed Wood's direction look like Orson Wells. Some serious riffing is called for here.
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Hot Rods to Hell
A couple of middle class parents, want to take their normal mild mannered teenage kids on a nice little vacation. What could go wrong?
Running into crazy out-of-control teenagers with souped up hot rods, living just to cause chaos and mayhem. That's what could go wrong. Some high octane riffing is sorely needed here. What say you riffers?14 votes