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1. Santo vs. Doctor Death (1973)

   Original title: "Santo contra el doctor muerte"

   Mexican wrestler/superhero El Santo teams up with Interpol (no, real!y!) to thwart the evil plans of Doctor Death and his vicious band of...art thieves?

   Set and filmed in Madrid, Spain.

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2. Pinocchio's Birthday Party (1973)

   80-odd minutes of nightmare fueled, live action/puppet/stop motion weirdness. Very similar to "Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny" in that a lot of its runtime is given to unrelated stories (Puss-in-Boots, Little Drummer Boy). Very unsettling mood.

   Trailer: https://youtu.be/WsIlAIrtCts
   TV Spot: https://youtu.be/xKqNnxrDDU4
   Clip (c/o Found Footage Fest): https://youtu.be/8NxgiG2cRYI

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3. Grizzly Rage

   Here is another film by the director of A Talking Cat!?!, this time though he uses his real name!
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grizzly_Rage

   Here is the trailer:
   https://youtu.be/wryRDVnimmY

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4. Snow White: A Deadly Summer

   In 2012, Hollywood made 2 Snow White films there was a THIRD one by the director of A Talking Cat!?!
   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2149137/
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_White:_A_Deadly_Summer
   With Mauren McCormick and Eric Roberts!
   Here is the trailer:
   https://youtu.be/bWEngHxyujs

   As you can see it's the modern version nobody asked for!

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5. Firebird 2015 AD

   Firebird 2015 AD is a 1981 Canadian science fiction film directed by David M. Robertson and starring Darren McGavin and Doug McClure. two very bad actors in the twilight of their careers. Darren McGavin plays Red, a middle aged Burner who drives a 1980 Pontiac Turbo Firebird Trans Am. Like Orwell's 1984, this film is a precursor for 2022 but I doubt they could ever have imagined it at the time. Apparently there was some terrorism in DesMoines. Plus it stars a Firebird. Can't go wrong with a Firebird.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOaxw9KYFcc

   The movie is not intentionally funny but its the kind of movie you watch the credits and say 'what the hell just happened here'

   Firebird 2015 AD is a 1981 Canadian science fiction film directed by David M. Robertson and starring Darren McGavin and Doug McClure. two very bad actors in the twilight of their careers. Darren McGavin plays Red, a middle aged Burner who drives a 1980 Pontiac Turbo Firebird Trans Am. Like Orwell's 1984, this film is a precursor for 2022 but I doubt they could ever have imagined it at the time. Apparently there was some terrorism in DesMoines. Plus it stars a Firebird. Can't go wrong with a Firebird.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOaxw9KYFcc

   The movie is not intentionally funny but its the kind… more

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6. Rage and Honor (1992)

   Cynthia Rothrock and Richard Norton team up to kung-fu-fight-for-justice in a world full of drugs and dirty cops.

   Starring:
   Cynthia Rothrock ("Martial Law" + "Santa's Summer House")
   Richard Norton ("Cyber Tracker" + "Gymkata" + "Mad Max: Fury Road")
   Terri Treas ("Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell + "Alien Nation")
   Catherine Bach ("The Dukes of Hazzard" + "The Young and the Restless")

   There is also a sequel!

   YouTube currently has the movie trailer here:
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VzXeKlKVaY&ab_channel=VideoDetective

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7. Double Blast

   I just discovered and watched a hidden gem on Youtube: "Double Blast." Can your heart stand... Joe Estevez and Robert Z'Dar in a kids' movie about martial arts kids (The Malcolm in the Middle older brother's real-life older brother + a Stephanie Tanner rip-off) trying to save Linda Blair, who has been kidnapped by Joe Estevez, a gentler Robert Z'Dar, and a guy who looks like a combination of Yanni, Tommy Chong, and Dave Grohl. Didn't catch the character's name, but the credits give some hope it might be Rotundo. If the Asylum existed at the time and tried to combine Home Alone, Karate Kid, and the Goonies, and could spend no more than $200 bucks, this is what they'd do.

   And then there's the star. Think Don "The Dragon" Wilson, except with fewer facial expressions (1) and even less charisma (none). He has a nickname, though: Dale "Apollo" Cook, who the credits assure us is a five-time world kickboxing champ.

   From what I’ve read about MST3K and Rifftrax’ process, this should be easily riffable- there’s plenty of pauses for riffs to be inserted effectively. The writing is strange (not James Nguyen strange, but strange enough.) By the end, everyone is kung fu fighting and an actor clearly wearing a sheet convinces Robert Z’Dar that he’s a ghost. This is not explained, and I don’t remember the ghost being mentioned earlier (it may have been, I’m sure I blacked out more than once).

   The original trailer on videodetective (https://www.videodetective.com/movie/double-blast-13265) will, in 2 minutes, make a case far greater than my prose ever could. The movie can be found on YT here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5ZEWqqIGMc&ab_channel=FILMFORUM).

   I’m sure I have found what could and should become a Rifftrax classic; I sincerely hope some folks will check this out and join me in appreciating this description-defying doozie.

   I just discovered and watched a hidden gem on Youtube: "Double Blast." Can your heart stand... Joe Estevez and Robert Z'Dar in a kids' movie about martial arts kids (The Malcolm in the Middle older brother's real-life older brother + a Stephanie Tanner rip-off) trying to save Linda Blair, who has been kidnapped by Joe Estevez, a gentler Robert Z'Dar, and a guy who looks like a combination of Yanni, Tommy Chong, and Dave Grohl. Didn't catch the character's name, but the credits give some hope it might be Rotundo. If the Asylum existed at the time and tried to… more

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8. Jurassic World Dominion

   The finale of the World trilogy. Better then Fallen Kingdom, but not that great. Hopefully the last for a while. (I still wish Vince Vaughn was in it)
   Yeah have a bunch of suggestions, was thinking about doing this for a while and finally am!

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9. She Hulk

   Rings of Power jokes only

   She Hulk jokes only

   Please And Thank You (The Magic Words)

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10. X: The Man with the X-ray Eyes

    Roger Corman film from 1963 starring Ray Millard, which features comedian Don Rickles in a serious role!
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X:_The_Man_with_the_X-ray_Eyes
    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057693/
    https://youtu.be/E-38qQBofak

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11. Hobo with a Shotgun

    Rutger Hauer. Bum. Pump-action shotgun... ... need I say more?

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12. Stanley

    A 1970's film about a man who controls snakes, it's basically Willard with snakes!

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13. The Capture of Bigfoot (1979)

    A small town is rocked by a series of murders that just might have been committed by Bigfoot.

    Directed and co-written by Bill Rebane (Monster A-Go-Go, Giant Spider Invasion).

    Filmed in Gleason, Wisconsin.

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14. The Glimmer Man

    The Glimmer Man is a 1996 American buddy-cop film starring Steven Seagal as a cop so stealthy, targets only get a glimmer of him before dying. [Coincidentally, viewers only need a glimmer of his performance before dying ahyuckahyuckahyuck]

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15. The Secret Kingdom

    Sometimes creepy, sometimes surreal, always horribly made, this movie about two kids that get transported to a teeny tiny kingdom under their kitchen sink (yes, you read that correctly) is the kind of movie you find on a videotape shoved in the back of your cabinet that nobody remembers buying.

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16. Morbius

    Jared Leto

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17. Car Crash (1981)

    a 1981 Italian-Spanish-Mexican action film directed by Antonio Margheriti starring Joey Travolta. The movie can't make up its mind whether it is Italian or Mexican and features Polish mafia leader Eli Wrosnky. A failed attempt at a plot and loaded with bad acting. And it stars a Firebird, one of the most beloved cars in 1980s films and TV shows. What more can I say. Highly recommended.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2QC31bdMok

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18. Pinocchio (2022)

    This trainwreck should be riffed! (So should most of the Disney reimagining films actually!)

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19. I Believe in Santa

    This is a Christmas movie new on Netflix. 3 reasons to see this movie and make it a riftrax reality.
    It’s absolutely hilarious.
    It’s unhinged.
    It’s disorienting.
    I cannot believe what I watched.
    Definitely recommend seeing it.

    This is my Facebook review:

    Partner has me watching “I Believe in Santa”. This man literally believes in Santa. Literally. This whole movie is about his belief and having faith that Santa is real. It’s basically like a metaphor for God, that’s how deep his belief goes.

    The daughter in the movie won’t say what she wants for Christmas, it’s between her and Santa. He’s all like if she believes Santa will deliver it.

    Partner says: “I cannot read this movie, how do you think it will end. This suspense is killing me. What a wild movie.”

    Me: “That man is going to end up in the hospital with a full blown psychosis, when Santa doesn’t deliver that child her wish. His whole reality is going to crumble, because he’s living in a deep delusion.”

    This movie is ridiculous and cognitively infuriating, making it very funny and great for this show.

    Review of movie with funny photos:

    https://decider.com/2022/12/14/i-believe-in-santa-netflix-review/amp/

    Trailer: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vHA6tvy4_vg

    This is a Christmas movie new on Netflix. 3 reasons to see this movie and make it a riftrax reality.
    It’s absolutely hilarious.
    It’s unhinged.
    It’s disorienting.
    I cannot believe what I watched.
    Definitely recommend seeing it.

    This is my Facebook review:

    Partner has me watching “I Believe in Santa”. This man literally believes in Santa. Literally. This whole movie is about his belief and having faith that Santa is real. It’s basically like a metaphor for God, that’s how deep his belief goes.

    The daughter in the movie won’t say what she wants for Christmas, it’s between her and… more

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20. IT! 1967 with roddy macdowell

    it's on TCM tonight (jan4-23)
    terrible.
    perfect for riffing.
    i hope multi-whatever has it.

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