One of the best cult classic musicals that is ripe for riffing. So much 70s, so much ridiculousness, so much camp!

No, I didn't make it up. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0962728/?ref_=fn_al_tt_4

This would be a beautiful post-script to my favorite MST3K episode ever!

This is not only a bad 60s Sci-Fi movie but also horribly dubbed into English from Danish.

A young boy with a distant father enters a world of make-believe and magic through a portal within an antique book.

James Brolin in 'If Jaws were a supernatural killer automobile in the American Southwest'. Yes.

Its got Farrah! Come on!

It's a long episode of Scooby Doo with painfully slow dialogue just perfect for riffing!

It's the ultimate chick flick, and one of the women craps her pants. Seriously, that really happened. And it was a bonding moment!

"A former pilot rebels against his creator, teaming up with the scientist responsible for android technology, her pet robot Spot, a rough-and-tumble riverboat guide, and a martial arts warrior."

You will believe a man can ruin a franchise.

In the late sixties some American movie executive realised it'd be a lot cheaper to outsource their filmmaking to Japan, and this was the result. There's some sort of alien creatures loose on a spaceship but the real horror is the movie's star, a man so insufferably obnoxious you'll want to throw lime jello at the screen. On the plus side the space station is equipped with go-go dancers, this being the sixties and all.

In this forgotten classic, Universal Pictures introduced the world to a terrifying new nightmare... rocks! Yes, those seemingly innocuous lumps of stone in your backyard contain unknown dangers: like the ability to grow really slowly and possibly fall on someone. Featuring hot expository action, lengthy geological experimentation, and long driving scenes.

A 1980's tale of George Burns and a cute little girl with helmet hair. Rife for the riffing.

Starring a near-embryonic Robert Wagner, the beautiful Janet Leigh, and James Mason in the role of Sir I'm Definitely Not Evil. There's also a big hairy viking guy who walks around shirtless. Audiences in the 1950s were thrilled by the medieval parkour and the strange distortions from early anamorphic lenses.