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1. Gorilla at Large

   Gorilla at Large (1954) . Filmed in gorgeous Technicolor and starring Anne Bancroft, CAMERON MITCHELL, Lee J. Cobb, Raymond Burr, and Lee Marvin in a supporting role. This movie has a ridiculous plot, guys in gorilla suits, gorgeous babes, little people, and it looks amazing (originally filmed in 3D). And did I mention , CAMERON MITCHELL?

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2. Love actually
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3. Gila! (2012 version)

   Remake of 1959 The Gila Monster. Reason 1. cameo appearance by none other than Don "I sing whenever I sing" Sullivan. Reason 2. There's a cameo by Don Sullivan. Reason 3. Did I mention a friggen cameo by Don Sullivan??? Come on fans, let's vote. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2175675/

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4. Kiss of Death (1995)

   Stars David Caruso, Nicolas Cage, Samuel L. Jackson, Helen Hunt, Ving Rhames, Michael Rapaport and Kathryn Erbe!

   Cage delivers classic one-liners like "I hate the taste of metal in my mouth" and "F*** with the bull, you get the horns!" and Samuel L. Jackson has a leaking eye!

   It's the (unintentionally) funniest crime film of the nineties!

   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113552/

   30 votes

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5. The Satanic Rites of Dracula (1973)

   Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing's final performances as Dracula and his arch-nemesis Van Helsing.

   Set in 1970's London, Dracula works undercover as a reclusive property developer, but secretly plots to unleash a fatal virus upon the world.

   This film is public domain.

   Also known as "Count Dracula and his Vampire Bride".

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6. Quatermass and the Pit

   Either the Hammer movie version or the public domain 6 part serial.
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quatermass_and_the_Pit_%28film%29
   this movie is aka "5 million years from earth".
   I'd love to see if you can beat the Goonshow's version.
   http://www.thegoonshow.net/scripts_show.asp?title=s09e14_quatermass_obe

   29 votes

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7. Vampire Academy
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8. Always Watching (2015)

   I shit you not, this is a real movie on slender man! A TERRIBLE movie on it

   A small town news team discovers a box of video tapes where a faceless figure dressed in a dark suit, haunts and torments a family... slowly driving them insane. Soon after, they realize that the "Operator" has begun to stalk them as well.

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9. Constantine

   Keanu Reeves must save the world from the son of Satan. Thankfully he has Shia Labeouf to help him.

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10. RiffTrax, please riff ISIS Recruitment videos

    Have you seen these things? They're awesome! Guys crawling up walls with knives in their teeth like pirates, running in and out of doorways. Mismatched gear.

    It's basically the keystone cops for our modern age. Please riff them!

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11. Child Bride

    The Ozarks is a place where a classroom song about arithmetic can unexpectedly turn into Jingle Bells, and adult men give dolls to little girls instead of engagement rings...Wait...WHAT?!?!

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12. Seance (a.k.a Killer in the Dark)

    A previously unreleased horror movie starring Corey Feldman and Adam West! Independently produced and full of oscar-worthy acting and special effects! i know the creator and he's a great sport!

    http://www.theverge.com/2015/5/13/8597427/adam-west-corey-feldman-seance-killer-in-the-dark-youtube

    15 votes

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13. The Monster of Piedras Blancas

    This is the pinnacle of bad B-monster costumes. It has "the body of Gill-man, the claws of a Mole Person and the tootsies of This Island Earth’s Mutant."

    How can we go wrong?

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14. From Hell It Came

    A murdered prince comes back from the dead in the form of a mutated tree to seek his revenge. Low-budget glory and non-scary monsters for all!

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15. Robin Hood: Ghosts of Sherwood

    Where do I begin. This movie was shot in Germany. With bad actors speaking English. Then badly dubbed. By bad actors speaking English with bad fake English accents.

    The costumes look like something your mom sewed. The fight scenes look like high school Trekkies re-enacting their favorite Kirk fight. The special effects consist of something you'd buy on the cheap from the fireworks store across the border in Indiana.

    It trudges along at first trampling the old Robin Hood tale, then gets suddenly and impossibly worse. Because Robin Hood becomes a flesh eater.

    Somewhere along the way, (it's been over a year since I experienced this on video) they fight the zombies? or maybe the sheriff? with magic grenades. The magic word that activates them is now a catchphrase in my house: "ZIP ZO ZO!" Poof! A puff of smoke!

    My favorite scene is when Robin is writhing on the ground, dying a gruesome as Marion, Little John and Will stand next to him. Hands at their sides. They don't kneel down or offer aid or comfort. No emotion whatsoever because, well, it's "Robin's" scene and they don't have any lines, so they're just waiting for him to finish.

    Finally and inexplicably, when the movie reaches it's confusing conclusion, it doesn't. Conclude. The credits roll, but the movie starts up again. You think it's just going to be for a quick epilogue, but no. It goes on FOR 20 MORE MINUTES. Pointless, non plot-enhancing minutes. My guess is they paid for the film stock and needed to use it all up. Or something.

    Oh yeah. Almost forgot. It's in 3D. (Didn't know that cause I watched it at home.)

    Please riff this horrific pile o' mess. Screen shot attached of obese castle guard wearing chain mail with no shirt under it. Fat roll visible. Note the black pants and street shoes. Please. I'm on my knees.

    Where do I begin. This movie was shot in Germany. With bad actors speaking English. Then badly dubbed. By bad actors speaking English with bad fake English accents.

    The costumes look like something your mom sewed. The fight scenes look like high school Trekkies re-enacting their favorite Kirk fight. The special effects consist of something you'd buy on the cheap from the fireworks store across the border in Indiana.

    It trudges along at first trampling the old Robin Hood tale, then gets suddenly and impossibly worse. Because Robin Hood becomes a flesh eater.

    Somewhere along the way, (it's been over… more

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16. Hero At Large (1980)

    Who would've thought Jack Tripper would really start The Avengers before Iron Man, Captain America, and such?!?

    https://youtu.be/75EXgcE3EMs

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17. The Town and the Telephone

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7N8vqyO7pc

    This one is a little long (26 minutes) and might not work for you, but I would like to see even more short films riffed (another one I just watched that is telephone related that I liked was Dialing Tips - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8M9_tCbW4Y), and YouTube has a wealth of great ones. The above came from Ella's Archives at:

    https://www.youtube.com/user/Ella73TV2/videos

    There is also:

    https://www.youtube.com/user/shaggylocks
    https://www.youtube.com/user/OldTVTime/videos
    https://www.youtube.com/user/keyanage/videos

    I love the fact that these shorts are easily digestible and cheap. I own most of the ones currently for sale from RiffTrax and watch them over and over, I'd love something new to watch.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7N8vqyO7pc

    This one is a little long (26 minutes) and might not work for you, but I would like to see even more short films riffed (another one I just watched that is telephone related that I liked was Dialing Tips - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8M9_tCbW4Y), and YouTube has a wealth of great ones. The above came from Ella's Archives at:

    https://www.youtube.com/user/Ella73TV2/videos

    There is also:

    https://www.youtube.com/user/shaggylocks
    https://www.youtube.com/user/OldTVTime/videos
    https://www.youtube.com/user/keyanage/videos

    I love the fact that these shorts are easily digestible and cheap. I own most of the ones currently for sale from RiffTrax and watch them over and over, I'd love something new to… more

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18. toxic

    toxic (2008)

    The story focuses on a girl name Lucille, who has a mental illness. After she kills a man, her mind takes on his identity and she starts to live life truly believing she is him, The story makes no sense at all and stars Corey Large who has one mood and facial expression during the whole film, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUnXGPyB9LQ

    20 votes

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19. Fahrenheit 451 (1966)

    When Ray Bradbury penned this tale about firemen who set books on fire, I doubt he envisioned this little gem.

    Basically it's about a guy named Montag who sets books on fires, because for some reason they make people sad and cause wars (at least according to the film), and it's wild how this tale is spun.

    First he has to deal with his wife, who ends up almost o'ding on gold pills and is saved by some paramedics. Not to mention a hilarious scene where she is part of an interactive television show (surprisingly this was sort of ahead of its time).

    Then he meets a woman (who suspiciously resembles his wife--mainly because the same actress plays both roles) who is rather interesting, but is shunned because she doesn't buy into this non-reading crap.

    Then Montag watches an old woman set herself on fire when the firemen raid her house and discover an illegal 'library' there. Sneaking some books, he then makes one of his wife's friends upset because he reads a book, and strangely, it's not 'Fifty Shades of Grey.' (Maybe that's why he's upset.)

    The reason this needs to be riffed was basically Bradbury disliked this adaptation for the fact the way they sugar-coat the ending as opposed to how the book actually ends.

    Others are: 1) Despite the establishing segues, the film is a bit hard to follow since they like to pander on odd subjects; 2) The fact Montag seems more clueless about what's going on, let alone the fact the only other woman he meets is his wife's double; and 3) The director's strange scene where the fire chief seizes a mini 'Bible' from a baby, and shakes his finger at him (and you thought torturing the infant in 'Drugs Are Like That,' was bizarre).

    Here's the full movie from Universal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0bVqgBSZHk

    When Ray Bradbury penned this tale about firemen who set books on fire, I doubt he envisioned this little gem.

    Basically it's about a guy named Montag who sets books on fires, because for some reason they make people sad and cause wars (at least according to the film), and it's wild how this tale is spun.

    First he has to deal with his wife, who ends up almost o'ding on gold pills and is saved by some paramedics. Not to mention a hilarious scene where she is part of an interactive television show (surprisingly this was sort of ahead… more

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20. Battletruck aka. Warlords of the 21st Century (1982)

    AKA New Zealand's answer to Megaweapon, starring that guy from The Warriors and featuring that other guy from The Quiet Earth. Set in 1994 after the Oil Wars (which we all remember) this is a star-crossed love story between a heavily armored semi truck and the motorcycle that loves him. Or it's a bunch of idiots trying to rip off Mad Max with a terrible 80's soundtrack and a villain named Stryker (yes, I know that's a stretch) who doesn't quite manage to pull off the same nuanced level of performance we've come to expect from Jack Palance, but does make up for it by screaming "aaaaaargh" a lot. (seriously, watch this clip from the end of the movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=72&v=j8vxxBYE5n4)

    And if you need more evidence, here's the full trailer.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxsFiVRX6BE

    AKA New Zealand's answer to Megaweapon, starring that guy from The Warriors and featuring that other guy from The Quiet Earth. Set in 1994 after the Oil Wars (which we all remember) this is a star-crossed love story between a heavily armored semi truck and the motorcycle that loves him. Or it's a bunch of idiots trying to rip off Mad Max with a terrible 80's soundtrack and a villain named Stryker (yes, I know that's a stretch) who doesn't quite manage to pull off the same nuanced level of performance we've come to expect from Jack Palance, but does… more

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