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Captain America: Death Too Soon (1979)
Reb Brown of SPACE MUTINY plays Steve Rogers, an artist and part-time superhero trying to stop the former Fu Manchu himself, Christopher Lee, before he can gas an entire city with a rapid aging chemical weapon.
The original film is kind of a bore, with little superhero action. It's a feature-length origin story that should've been covered in the first 20 minutes. Best to skip right to this one.
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Pony Trouble
- As described on IMDB, Pony Trouble is, "A story about a bunch of young adults who take their plastic pony obsessions way too far and end up killing people, eating their flesh, and raising the dead. All while prancing around in unicorn outfits and stuff like that."
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0865929/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
It is unlike anything I think you've seen before, and you should be up to this challenge.
Really? You got this far and you want a third reason? All right, no one would expect the mind blowing plot twists this masterpiece has.
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Zombie Women of Satan
Johnny Hellfire, Pervo the Clown, Zeus the midget, and Damage the strongman are a circus freak troupe on a promotional tour along with a goth group fronted by Skye Brannigan, whose sister Rachel has gone missing. Along the way, they appear on a show hosted by Tycho Zander, who also happens to lead a sex cult. Tycho's father Harry accidentally transforms the women in Tycho's cult into zombies, and they attack
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Sssssss
A ridiculous 1973 horror movie about snakes. Includes Big McLargeHuge!
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supergirl
because I really like watching Helen Slater in spandex, yet I really can't watch this film without backup. Having it riffed would make it seem much less of an evening squandered for all the wrong reasons!
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convoy (1978)
well one of the best cheesy trucker movies ever
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The Lift (1983)
"Take the stairs! Take the stars! For god's sake take the stairs!!"
Renegade AI elevator goes on a killing rampage and all that stands between us and carnage is a renegade elevator repair man.... who stepped off the set of grease.
Did I mention the film is dubbed?
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Return to Oz
Much more accurate (and creepy strange!) to the books than the infamous musical. The Wheelers are almost as haunting as Fairuza Balk!
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The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973)
A nice little Harryhausen movie, featuring little imp things, the man in the goldish mask, and Sinbad fighting a statue of a god.
Starring John Phillip Law (Diabolik, Kalgon from Space Mutiny) as Sinbad, and as a villian, evil pre-Doctor Who Tom Baker.
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Battle Beyond The Stars
This Star Wars ripoff is begging for it! Any time you have Robert Vaughan, George Peppard and a spaceship with breasts in the same Corman film, you have riffing magic
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Snow Shark
Snow Shark is so painfully bad that it's impossible to look away!
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Bloodsport
Van Damme's finest acting in my opinion. Plus there is a monkey fighting style.
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Interview With The Vampire
Pale, long-haired, homoerotic guys struggling with their existential crises are just asking for it!
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The Monolith Monsters (1957)
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.
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The Bride (1985)
Sting, Jennifer Beals, Carey Elwes
(From Rotten Tomatoes): In this update of James Whale's classic The Bride of Frankenstein, pop star Sting furthers his burgeoning film career by portraying cinema's signature mad scientist. Disgusted by his dim-witted and ugly original creation (Clancy Brown), Dr. Frankenstein sets out to animate an improved version. Though lovely on the outside, Eva (Jennifer Beals) begins her new life as little more than an animal. With the help of his trusty housekeeper (Geraldine Page), however, Frankenstein soon grooms the beautiful zombie into a reasonable facsimile of an upper-class debutante...173 votes -
Santa and the Three Bears
"Pirates World Presents"! And with those three magical words, our descent into animated madness begins.
This cartoon, using Hanna-Barbara-style animation, tells the story of an old, pudgy park ranger who goes around on a Jazzy, telling two bear cubs and their mom (Papa Bear either died or ran off, not clear) about Santa. There's a lot of talk about hibernation, and, of course, none about Jesus (although whether JC existed in this world of sentient, talking animals is unclear). The soundtrack is full of terrible songs, sung incoherently, primarily by a woman standing either too close to, or way too…
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Message From Space
Its a Japanese ripoff of Star Wars that so desperately needs riffed. It came out at the height of the Star Wars craze and actually had some effort put into it with some big, fancy sets (and a lot of small, crappy sets). It had Vic Marrow as a drunk general and Sonny Chiba (who's first role was in Invasion of the Neptune Men!) as a samurai prince named Hans (Hans?).
There are cheesy nuggets all around, like the weird, terrifying dancers in the bar, the old woman and her alien son who looks like a reject from V: The…
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Congo
What do you get when Laura Linney, Ernie Hudson, Tim Curry and (gasp) Joe Don Baker sit down with a talking gorilla? An all-star cast living with regret and such classic quotes as "stop eating my sesame cake!" https://youtu.be/8fbGbPwKbQA
Congo (1995), was one of the 90's biggest cinema disappointments. Coming off the high that was Jurassic Park, studios clamored to push out the next big work of Michael Crichton, hoping for box office gold. What the world got instead was a movie so B even Bruce Campbell made a cameo. From animatronics that would have made Stan Winston facepalm to…171 votes -
Mad Max: Fury Road
This year, something extraordinary happened, something that would shake the film industry to the very core, something that made filmgoers question if pigs had begun to fly and if Hell had frozen over:
A Fourth-quel was released to a dated '70s/'80s icon, and it was not only critically acclaimed, but also beloved by feminists, reviled by misogynists, and even made hardcore not want to kill themselves.
In other words, a miracle.
That doesn't mean it isn't silly, though, and among the silliness is a main villain with a horse-teeth mask wearing fake plastic muscles, a tribe of people whose vehicles…
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