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1. Double Vision (1992)

   Christopher Lee and Kim Cattrall in early 90s made for TV Mary Higgins Clark trash

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2. The Big Game (1973)

   A 1970s film about 2 mercenaries trying to protect a ship that has a machine that can control people's minds! This sounds riffable, it even has Santa from Space Mutiny in it!

   The film is also known as Control Factor

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Big_Game_(1973_film)

   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068274/

   Have yet to find a trailer (I can only find a trailer for a Samuel L. Jackson film of the same name which is on here already)

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3. Visiting Hours (1982)

   William Shatner and Michael Ironside in a slasher movie that's set in a hospital.
   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083296/reference/?mode=desktop&

   Reviewed by the Cinema Snob today.
   https://youtu.be/gfAYWi3IJGk

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4. Willow Disney Series

   Should riff on the series more than the movie, especially the princess who talks like a “bruh”/bro and has the only accent that doesn’t sound like others British accents. Movie would be nice too. I will donate if I know you guys would suggest it.

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5. the odyssey 1997 miniseries

   Epically bad as well as epically long. This miniseries does not fail to deliver bad acting, horrible dialogue, overacting, and odd assortment of animals, such a treat to make fun of.

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6. Owls Lords of Darkness

   1983 short about owls; no not a rock band. Pretty interesting information, but the narrator, is pretty dull. It sorta has that Boggy Creek 2 and Buffalo Rider vibe.
   Starts out at the beach, because we all know that owls are known for their beach nesting right? LOTS of mice were harmed in the filming of this short.

   IMDB https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1319534/plotsummary/?ref_=tt_ov_pl

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SznRDon6AH8

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7. No Time to Die

   Craig's last outing as Bond. It should be riffed apart!

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8. Future Cops (1993)

   You want a fever dream of Bootleg films? Here's one for the masses, fellow Riffers. Future Cops is a 1993 Hong Kong film that is summed up as Street Fighter II meets The Terminator and Doraemon... it makes sense in context.

   One of the most bizarre films to ever embrace the Hong Kong action style, directed by Wong Jing (the same year he did the live-action City Hunter) and very very very loosely based on Street Fighter, in the sense that the characters look like Street Fighter characters, but they're not named after them, except for Chun Li, but only on the 'Chun' Future Cops is a rather unique experience.

   Riff material package comes with:

   • Lots and lots of Hong Kong famous pop singers/actors are in this such as Andy Lau, Dicky Cheung, Simon Yam, Ekin Cheng, Aaron Kwok and the God of Songs himself Jacky Cheung as Broom man (Not Guile)... Though to be fair, all of them are no stranger to martial art or action movies.
   • The fact that this came BEFORE the Hollywood Movie with Jean-Claude Van Dammit!
   • So Bad, It's Good Territory... well at least compared to Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. Sorry Lana. (Define Irony: Robin Shou was in Legend of Chun-Li and sadly wasn't approached for any character in this bizarre Hong Kong film even though he was in Hong Kong around the time this film was made and he had already been in plenty of Hong Kong films before Mortal Kombat 1995)

   Here's the trailer. Viewer warning! Turn off your brain before you watch this film.

   https://youtu.be/6WUNQYWsnHg

   Here's the description on the film:

   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106545/

   You want a fever dream of Bootleg films? Here's one for the masses, fellow Riffers. Future Cops is a 1993 Hong Kong film that is summed up as Street Fighter II meets The Terminator and Doraemon... it makes sense in context.

   One of the most bizarre films to ever embrace the Hong Kong action style, directed by Wong Jing (the same year he did the live-action City Hunter) and very very very loosely based on Street Fighter, in the sense that the characters look like Street Fighter characters, but they're not named after them, except for Chun Li, but only… more

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9. Stanley

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

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10. The whale

    The movie is so weird. But brendan fraser character is the only good person in it while everyone elce including his daughter are complete jerks. Let’s give them the riffing they deserve!

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11. TNT Jackson (1974)

    Written by Roger Corman's film Alumni Dick Miller, TNT Jackson stars Playboy Playmate Alumni Jeannie Bell as the Martial Arts Titular character. Riff material includes:

    • A Filipino-shot movie with the Philippines standing in for Hong Kong, directed by old hand Cirio H. Santiago.
    • Staples of low budget kung fu flick: Crime lords, Afros, revenge, flares, and everyone knows kung fu (Somehow?)
    • The best scene happens when Drug Lord Sid's Chinese Assistant Ming (Played by an uncredited Joe Mari Avellana) wants to exchange sex with T.N.T. and she says: If you want black you got black! (Cue lights on, lights off fight scene. WARNING! CENSORS MAY BE NEEDED!)
    • This Tagline: Spine Shattering. Bone Blasting. She's a One Mama Massacre Squad!

    Info can be found here:

    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072245/?ref_=ttfc_fc_tt

    Written by Roger Corman's film Alumni Dick Miller, TNT Jackson stars Playboy Playmate Alumni Jeannie Bell as the Martial Arts Titular character. Riff material includes:

    • A Filipino-shot movie with the Philippines standing in for Hong Kong, directed by old hand Cirio H. Santiago.
    • Staples of low budget kung fu flick: Crime lords, Afros, revenge, flares, and everyone knows kung fu (Somehow?)
    • The best scene happens when Drug Lord Sid's Chinese Assistant Ming (Played by an uncredited Joe Mari Avellana) wants to exchange sex with T.N.T. and she says: If you want black you got black! (Cue lights on, lights off… more
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12. Maximum Impact

    One of the four film collaborations between Matthias Hues and Mark Dacascos. Looks like another RedBox Rental Action film. Like Showdown in Manila, beware of lack of plot and action.

    https://m.imdb.com/title/tt4921370/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

    26 votes

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13. Blue Chips

    A basketball drama with Nick Nolte and Shaq! Even if it's released as just the jokes, that alone is great for them to riff!

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14. Death Race (2008)

    A remake of Roger Corman's Death Race 2000, but it's actually close to being Twisted Metal the Movie... minus Calypso and Sweet Tooth. David Carradine stars in both Death Race 2000 and this remake, but he's a brief cameo via voice over at the beginning.

    Robin Shou also stars in it, but as a side character known as 14K. Mortal Kombat jokes are allowed, Riffers.

    https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0452608/

    28 votes

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15. Electric Dreams (1984)

    A bizarre little film with current relevance since folks are talking a lot about AI. In this movie, and I use that term loosely, an architect competes with an 80's era AI for a woman's affections. Weird on many levels, it kind of foreshadows modern phones and tablets.

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16. The Abomidable Doctor Phibes

    Please have Mike,Kevin,and Bill riff

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17. A Message to No One

    A 1959 film sponsored by Champion Paper and Fibre Company and produced by Wilding Productions. This film deals with Family issues around listening and paying attention translate to fathers work. It's all about listening... for special Riffs.

    https://archive.org/details/Message_to_No_One

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18. The Mole People

    In the tradition of such films as Plan 9 From Outer Space and Reefer Madness, this film starts with an introduction. In this case we get a lecture about hollow Earth theory. You can actually see the point where the lecturer becomes self conscious about his hands. From the multiple times he indicates the roundness of the Earth to the two seconds he puts his hands on his lapel he is a ballet of fidgety.
    Then the movie starts which, it turns out, has absolutely nothing to do with a hollow Earth. Instead it's about a civilization that has grown over thousands of years underground in caves and tunnels.
    The heroes of the movie are Beaver's dad and Shirley Temple's husband. Plenty of good stuff to riff (what kind of mushrooms are these people eating anyway?). Most of the underground denizens are extremely white (Johnny and Edger Winter would notice they were pale) with a few throwbacks that look like us. If you limit "us" to being fashion models (and beautiful ones, at that).
    The ending is the best part. The two heroes escape with one of the throwbacks, and she gets to see the outside world for the first time. Of course, they come out high in the mountains so all she can see that's different from what she's used to is a bit of sky and some dead tufts of grass, but she finds it beautiful. John Agar explains to her that she hasn't seen anything yet. Then there's an earthquake and a pillar falls on her and kills her. I'm not sure what message the film makers were aiming for. Maybe a Buddhist message that life is suffering?

    In the tradition of such films as Plan 9 From Outer Space and Reefer Madness, this film starts with an introduction. In this case we get a lecture about hollow Earth theory. You can actually see the point where the lecturer becomes self conscious about his hands. From the multiple times he indicates the roundness of the Earth to the two seconds he puts his hands on his lapel he is a ballet of fidgety.
    Then the movie starts which, it turns out, has absolutely nothing to do with a hollow Earth. Instead it's about a civilization that has grown… more

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19. An Outbreak of Salmonella/An Outbreak of Staphylococcus (US Short Films, 1954)

    Basically, these are films that were created by the United States Department of Health created in the 1950s created in a series of videos showcasing to people how diseases are caused and spread through incompetence. Honestly, the National Library of Medicine's YouTube account is a goldmine of historical videos showcasing somewhat archaic short films with advice that can now be regarded as dubious (particularly in the field of mental health).

    The only issue, though, is that Staphylococcus... is the scientific name for staph infections, and that short film doesn't really have the unintentional humor of people running for the bathroom. I just brought it up as its a sister film.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ5xzKqwmIQ&ab_channel=NationalLibraryofMedicine (Salmonella)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzqcVBv3oDU&ab_channel=NationalLibraryofMedicine (Staphylococcus)

    Basically, these are films that were created by the United States Department of Health created in the 1950s created in a series of videos showcasing to people how diseases are caused and spread through incompetence. Honestly, the National Library of Medicine's YouTube account is a goldmine of historical videos showcasing somewhat archaic short films with advice that can now be regarded as dubious (particularly in the field of mental health).

    The only issue, though, is that Staphylococcus... is the scientific name for staph infections, and that short film doesn't really have the unintentional humor of people running for the bathroom.… more

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20. More of the Sci-Fi & Horror movies from the 50's & 60's

    More of the Sci-Fi & Horror movies from the 50's & 60's

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