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Murder by Decree
Sherlock Holmes tries to solve the grisly Whitechapel Murder cases committed by history's best-known serial killer, Jack the Ripper. The DVD boasts "The Greatest Sherlock Holmes movie ever made." Quite the opposite, in fact. This movie stars Christopher Plummer as Holmes, James Mason as Watson, and features Donald Sutherland as a psychic that Holmes visits for assistance about the case. Who needs physical evidence and deductive reasoning?
22 votes -
Conan the Barbarian 2011
Fans were promised a reboot that was more faithful to the original Robert E. Howard stories. Fans were lied to. I can honestly say this movie makes the Ah-nold duology look like Shakespeare by comparison.
25 votes -
Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla
From the 70's, Godzilla tangles with a mechanized doppleganger created by space apes who want to conquer the Earth and relocate their people here before their home planet is sucked into a black hole. Also Features Anguirus and King Ceasar (Seesar?)
43 votes -
Manticore
Manticore is a Sci-Fi original movie that aired on the Sci-Fi Channel on November 26, 2005. It was directed by Tripp Reed and featured Heather Donahue, Chase Masterson and Robert Beltran. It is about a squad of United States Army soldiers in Iraq that must fight against a resurrected, nearly unstoppable manticore awoken from its slumber by an Iraqi insurgent leader. (Wikipedia.com)
20 votes -
Benjamin Button
This movie got all sorts of acclaim but was dreary and stupid. I'd love to see the guys spend some time on it.
24 votes -
The White, the Yellow, the Black (1975)
Tomas Milian ruins a perfectly good Western by Sergio Corbucci playing an embarrassingly offensive Japanese servant somehow fixated on a pony's ass. Yes, really.
11 votes -
Home Alone (1990)
What to say about this Christmas "classic". Horrible and neglectful parents, a bratty kid who gets everything he wants with almost no consequences for his actions, incompetent yet homicidal burglars who threaten to bite a child's fingers off. All the things you would expect in a 80's/90's family film! I have to give credit to Chris Columbus and John Huges. Few people are bold enough to turn a tight home invasion thriller into a Christmas comedy. Plus this movie gave the world Macaulay Culkin, that alone is a big enough sin to warrant a Rifftrax.
34 votes -
Santa with Muscles
An evil millionaire (Hulk Hogan) gets amnesia and then believes that he is Santa Claus.
Hulk Hogan, Mila Kunis, Don Stark, Ed Begley Jr....pretty fun cast.
It's pretty terrible (but awesome) and is fairly difficult to find (although the full movie is on YouTube now).
25 votes -
Not another sci-fi movie
Not Another Sci-Fi Movie... It's one of the worst movies I've ever-ever seen (and I've seen The Quest) and it seems the casting director lost of their entire budget betting on the length George Clooney's marriage. They were then forced to hire actors from the local community theatre. Just know how ever bad I made it sound, it's much worse.
1 vote -
The Stabilizer (1986)
The Indonesian Rambo - The Stabilizer is a rogue American cop, sent to Indonesia to track down Greg Rainmaker, the man he hates the most. Rainmaker has just kidnapped the professor to obtain his invention - a narcotics detector. One of the greatest endings in film history.
27 votes -
Ice Queen
A cavewoman of sorts is discovered encased in ice and scientists rush to the scene to bring back the specimen. Unfortunately, their high-tech system of oil drums and plastic tubing which is keeping her frozen experiences total system failure during turbulence on the rescue plane and she awakens. She ends up at a ski resort with a star from Melrose Place and people 20 years younger than him. As it turns out her cavewoman mating desires are still in full force. Enjoy the hot tub scene!
26 votes -
Castle Freak
A humanoid creature has been kept in a dungeon for untold years. He / It eats a cat and gains superhuman strength.
24 votes -
Road to Revenge
It has Wings Hauser. You LOVE Wings Hauser.
40 votes -
north
North (1994) directed by Rob Reiner. I haven't seen this movie, but the reviews on Rotten Tomatoes make it seem very riff-worthy.
23 votes -
Rock: It's Your Decision (1982)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387545/combined
The straight-to-video movie produced by some fundamentalist Christian churches in Alabama that tries to lure teenagers away from all Rock 'n Roll and pop music, but ignores Christian Rock, Punk Rock, New Wave and every heavy metal band except KISS and AC/DC.9 votes -
Crimson Peak
The movie is pretty funny by itself, but presents so many beautiful opportunities for enhancement! Three examples: the Victorian sex scene in full skirts, the flinging of eggs and scraping of porridge spoons by crazy Lucille, and the ghost scenes -- especially the one with the ghost that pulls itself from the ground into the hallway and crawls after Edith. Oh yes, not to be forgotten are the awkward circle swipes that end and begin scenes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW1gwqvWKQA29 votes -
Circus Capers
By the makers of "Frozen Frolics". Includes plagiarized copies of Mickey and Minnie Mouse. On TV Tropes' Surprize Creepy page
27 votes -
Evil Things
Ok, so it's another 'found footage' movie.
Ok, so there's LOTS of driving.
Ok, so there's LOTS of walking.
But... the acting sucks. The cinematography is poor. The story is horribly written.How are we ever going to find our way back in this deep snow?
10 hours later... And what kind of animal made those tracks... in the snow? Tracks... in the snow? We're lost!!And yet, they never stop filming.
Never. Not. Filming.7 votes -
Overdrawn at the Memory Bank
You guys did this toward the end of the MST3K run on SciFi, but because of the constrictions of cable tv, I feel you guys could do an even better job of it today at Rifftrax.
1) Starring Raul Julia and a very confused-looking and desperate for work (and food) pre-Nero Wolfe Maury Chaykin. You don't have to work about them chewing the scenery because it is mostly digital--what harm could come from that?? Although, if there is a way to gain weight by eating/absorbing digital data, Maury Chaykin will find a way <insert joke about "byte" vs. "bite" here>.
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46 votes -
The Pack (1977)
Joe Don Baker takes on a bunch of rabid dogs nuff said.
104 votes