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1. Wizards of the Demon Sword

   Super goofy sword and sorcery flick from Fred Olen Ray.

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2. Beverly Hills Vamp

   Eddie Deezen, Britt Ekland, by Fred Olen Ray. Nuff said...

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3. Cinderella (2021)

   Okay so it was just released, I read about how it's really bad and all I could think of how this sounds like a future Bridget and Mary Jo rif!

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4. Charro!

   Surprised this hasn't popped up yet!
   This is the Elvis film from 1969 they were going to do during season 4 of MST3K but couldn't get the rights to do!
   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charro!
   https://youtu.be/-Q6zgAQnS-c

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5. Meat and Romance (1940)

   What do you get when you combine "Three Magic Words", "With an All-Star Cast", "Cooking Terms and What They Mean", and "Carving Magic"? You get "Meat and Romance", the tender tale of yet another newlywed wife who never learned to cook (didn't any school offer home economics back then?). Fortunately for her, her sister- and father-in-law show up (unannounced), and sis is a "famous home economist" (which is pounded into our brains more times than humanly necessary), and she takes our heroine to the butcher shop for a long lecture on different cuts of meat, then back to the kitchen to show her how to cook them (while shapeshifting). Then her husband (played by Alan Ladd a year before his triumphant role as "Reporter with Pipe" in "Citizen Kane") proves to be equally cloddish when it comes to carving the meat. But everything eventually works out, and they saunter into the living room for a less than exciting conversation about vitamins (remind me never to go over there for dinner). Then, to top it all off, the wife peruses a magazine full of color pictures (the short is B&W up to this point) of some amazingly unappetizing meat dishes. It has to be seen to be believed, and you can see it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYbibAsFw_4

   What do you get when you combine "Three Magic Words", "With an All-Star Cast", "Cooking Terms and What They Mean", and "Carving Magic"? You get "Meat and Romance", the tender tale of yet another newlywed wife who never learned to cook (didn't any school offer home economics back then?). Fortunately for her, her sister- and father-in-law show up (unannounced), and sis is a "famous home economist" (which is pounded into our brains more times than humanly necessary), and she takes our heroine to the butcher shop for a long lecture on different cuts of meat, then back to the kitchen… more

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6. Japanese Korean Dramas

   Introduction of Japanese Korean Dramas
   Japanese and Korean dramas have a lot of differences. Japanese dramas are usually about love and romance, while Korean dramas often involve a lot of action and suspense. Japanese dramas are also more realistic than Korean dramas. Another difference between Japanese and Korean dramas is that Japanese dramas often involve supernatural elements such as ghosts and demons, while Korean dramas do not usually have these types of elements in them. Korean Dramas are the most popular genre of Korean entertainment. It is a drama serial that is broadcasted on TV and it is characterized by its plot and its use of music. In general, all these dramas have an interesting story that captivates viewers and makes them think about what will happen next in the show. Korean Dramas are also known for their great acting skills, which are shown by all the actors involved in the production of these dramas. Also, each episode of a Korean drama is accompanied by a song that helps to create an atmosphere for the plot and changes depending on what happens in the plot itself. These dramas have become very popular among both young people and adults alike as they offer something for everyone and anyone who watches them can relate to one or another of these characters because they all share something in common.
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   The Korean drama industry has been growing rapidly in the past 15 years. There are countless Korean dramas that have gained popularity through word of mouth, and have become a part of our culture.
   The genre of Korean dramas is classified into three types: romantic comedy, melodrama and historical drama.
   This genre has its own unique characteristics that make it different from other genres such as detective stories or action movies.
   Some characters in a Korean drama tend to be very well developed despite the fact that they are only seen for one or two episodes at most.
   As with most other cultures in Asia, Korea also has a strong sense of tradition and respect for their elders. In this case, it means that young people should not be disrespectful towards their grandparents or parents even if they are old or ill.
   Conclusion:
   In conclusion, Dramas are a great way to escape from reality. They're often full of drama, love, and lots of emotions. However, it's important to remember that these shows are all based on real people and their stories, so you may want to take all of the information presented in this article with a grain of salt. All in all, I think it's safe to say that if you enjoy watching Dramas then you'll enjoy them even more after reading this article!
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   How long does it take to watch a Drama?
   A typical episode of a kdrama may take anywhere from 45 minutes to 2 hours to watch. However, there are also some shorter episodes that can be watched in under 30 minutes. In addition to this, you should keep in mind that each episode has multiple plot lines that all intertwine together toward the end of the episode. This can make it difficult to keep track of what is going on during an entire episode at once!
   What are the differences between Korean dramas and Japanese dramas?
   The main difference between Korean dramas and Japanese dramas is that Korean dramas have a larger focus on family-oriented stories, while Japanese dramas tend to focus more on romance or action/adventure stories.
   What is the meaning of Korean Dramas?
   Korean dramas are a type of television series in South Korea and they are also called Asian TV shows. They are usually produced by Korean production companies, but they are also made by local, Asian and foreign production companies in many countries.

   Introduction of Japanese Korean Dramas
   Japanese and Korean dramas have a lot of differences. Japanese dramas are usually about love and romance, while Korean dramas often involve a lot of action and suspense. Japanese dramas are also more realistic than Korean dramas. Another difference between Japanese and Korean dramas is that Japanese dramas often involve supernatural elements such as ghosts and demons, while Korean dramas do not usually have these types of elements in them. Korean Dramas are the most popular genre of Korean entertainment. It is a drama serial that is broadcasted on TV and it is characterized by… more

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7. Adventures in Babysitting (1987)

   A straightforward Chris Columbus classic featuring Elisabeth Shue with a brilliant cameo by Vincent D'Onofrio as "not Thor". It's one of my all time favorites and it's just begging for a riff.

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8. The Black Cobra

   Italian blaxploitation flick, starring Fred Williamson, which literally lifts its plot wholesale from Stallone's Cobra.

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9. War of the Planets

   This is the sequel to the equally goofy and awful Wild, Wild Planet.
   It's a dubbed Italian film from 1966 that has an incomprehensible script, idiotic dialog, terrible special effects, random pointless snap-zooms, terrible acting, Franco Nero!, crazy 60s color schemes, and distractingly wacky background dancers!

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10. Nashville Rebel

    Film from 1966, similar to Hillbillys in a Haunted House, starring Waylon Jennings, Mary Frann, Henny Youngman, Loretta Lynn and a host of other country stars, including one whose gimmick involves flapping his tongue in a manner that will horrify you, all while playing a guitar solo that sounds like a late night cat fight.

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11. The original Nancy Drew movies

    The original movies are Nancy Drew... Detective (1938), Nancy Drew... Reporter (1939), Nancy Drew Trouble Shooter (1939) and Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (1939).

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12. The Black Book

    When the first customer asked for the book "Acting for Dummies" I knew I was in for a treat. Lol

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13. Duties of a Secretary (1947 short film on Youtube)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfFY_jQY4ZY

    This feels like a perfect short to riff on. All kinds of old fashioned gender roles, stilted 1940s dialog, weird and zany characters, the works!

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14. Shark Night

    A 2011 shark film that be perfect for rifftrax!
    Slow start, terrible acting, annoying teens.

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15. Bedtime for Bonzo (1951)

    A black and white film starring Ronald Reagan

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16. Dragon ball: The Magic Begins

    You guys thought Dragonball Evolution was bad. Try this one. Bad Dubbing, bad acting, over the top corny action.

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17. Boardinghouse (1982)

    Boardinghouse is the story of Jim (writer-director John Wintergate), a psychic/gigolo/meditator in a leopard-print thong. Jim rents out a cursed house to “beautiful women with no ties” aka a never-ending supply of primo 80s ladiez. What follows are killings, lots of sex hijinks, and an amazing amount of weirdness: pie fights, a nightmare involving a severed pig’s head, Mattel synth blurps, awful fake British accents, an attacking refrigerator, suicide, and the gimmick of “Horror Vision,” which signals upcoming violence with a neon swirl and a silhouette of a black glove. Then, we have Jim’s intense psychic declarations (“FOCUS! WHITE LIGHT!”) while wearing a thong and sitting cross-legged.

    Boardinghouse is the story of Jim (writer-director John Wintergate), a psychic/gigolo/meditator in a leopard-print thong. Jim rents out a cursed house to “beautiful women with no ties” aka a never-ending supply of primo 80s ladiez. What follows are killings, lots of sex hijinks, and an amazing amount of weirdness: pie fights, a nightmare involving a severed pig’s head, Mattel synth blurps, awful fake British accents, an attacking refrigerator, suicide, and the gimmick of “Horror Vision,” which signals upcoming violence with a neon swirl and a silhouette of a black glove. Then, we have Jim’s intense psychic declarations (“FOCUS! WHITE LIGHT!”)… more

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18. Final Destination 1-5
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19. Werewolf

    This amazing **** of a film, wonderfully riffed in the SciFi years of MST3K, deserves a fresh set of riffs for the 21st century. More Natalie jokes, more attacks on Yuri's chameleon hair, more Joe Estevez, and singing during the end credits but with fresh lyrics ("My Neck, My Back"; "Under the Bridge"; "Shake Ya ***"; etc.). TUSK!

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20. Funnyman

    A truly bizarre film about a card player who wins a haunted house from Christopher Lee. In this house is a "funnyman" who often breaks the fourth wall and people's heads! Think "Leprechaun" on crack. Good riffing material.

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