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1. The Adventures of Ford Fairlane

   Take a 1990's comedian known for his New Jersey accent and dirty limericks and give him a movie to showcase those talents. Andrew 'Dice' Clay stars in this action movie where he gets to play a street-wise private detective with more snappy one liners than Rodney Dangerfield and Don Rickles.
   And he has a gun that pops out of his sleeve to surprise the bad guys. That really happens.
   Enjoy hair, jackets, and jokes on par with Cool as Ice in this classic, riffable tour de force.

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2. "Dracula A.D. 1972" and "Horror of Dracula"

   Both have Christopher Lee and Peter Cushion, so there's plenty of Star Wars fodder.

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3. The Changeling 1979
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4. Gas-s-s-s (1970)

   Otherwise known as 'Gas! -Or- It Became Necessary to Destroy the World in Order to Save It.' This was once another fun-filled apocalyptic film of the Seventies... but instead of nuclear war, overpopulation, or apes seizing control of the world, the source of it this time is a biological chemical agent (aka Gas), which was accidentally released in the world. Anyone over 25 ends up getting killed (imagine if the guy's at Logan's Run did this instead of those damn crystals in the hand, would've eliminated a lot of this 'runner' nonsense, hmm?), and as a result a bunch of young people wind up ruling the world.

   Well, more or less, and what ends up in a wild ride between two main characters. Basically they wind up on a journey, meeting bizarre people along the way. Cindy Williams (aka Shirley Feeney) and Ben Vereen also guest star. One hilarious moment is a town which is ruled by a football team (no, really).

   So why is this movie a gas for RiffTrax to riff may you inquire, as you may:

   (1) The infinite music score when the main characters go on their road trip, apparently this film has a song for practically everything.

   (2) The funniest moment come with Cindy Williams as a pregnant woman running a music store as well as her boyfriend Ben Vereen who plays, Carlos, who is a bit of a military enthusiast.

   (3) The plethora of characters these guys encounter along the way as they travel across the country to find out what they'll find in this new mixed up world. Me, hoping for those Zombies out in Texas where apparently Night of the Living Dead took place. Seriously this is one post-apocalyptic film which makes enough sense as Fun in Balloonland.

   For instance, one gunfight scene has everyone 'shooting' their weapons not with bullets, but with people shouting out classic authors, actors and writers at one another. Which end up with our hero yelling out 'John Wayne' to destroy some bandits.

   Overall, this is one American International (not sure how that works) flick RiffTrax should not overlook, because it really is a Gas-s-s-s.

   Here's a link to it as well as a pic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdVHWb0inos

   Otherwise known as 'Gas! -Or- It Became Necessary to Destroy the World in Order to Save It.' This was once another fun-filled apocalyptic film of the Seventies... but instead of nuclear war, overpopulation, or apes seizing control of the world, the source of it this time is a biological chemical agent (aka Gas), which was accidentally released in the world. Anyone over 25 ends up getting killed (imagine if the guy's at Logan's Run did this instead of those damn crystals in the hand, would've eliminated a lot of this 'runner' nonsense, hmm?), and as a result a bunch of… more

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5. Mudhoney

   1. Russ Meyer!
   2. Toothless old hillbilly women!
   3. Weird religious dude spouting off nonsense! 4, Russ Meyer! 5, Plenty of opportunities for comedy gold!
   4. Russ Meyer!
   5. Boobs!

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMgeoC08seQ

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6. Metropolis (2001)

   Not the silent film, but the anime version featuring a futuristic city if it was made during the jazz age. Includes old-timey character designs.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY0C_xuTZrQ

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7. Millennium Actress

   An anime film featuring an actress remembering her past, which is actually an odd blend of her real memories and the films she was in.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpGrD5wUzKE

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8. Kung Fury (see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS5P_LAqiVg)

   The movie itself is utterly hilarious and relatively short. This actually was shown at the Cannes Film Festival! Acting is horribly stiff, the entire 1980s feel gives it the proper level of "cheese", and there is just SO much to riff on!

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9. Saw 2

   Please do Saw 2. I would gladly purchase the track three times over. I would do it even for the original because it's even worse, four time over.

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10. The Metric System (PBS TV Series 1978)

    What do the aci film shorts and this series have in common? They were both: (1) Insanely produced and; (2) aired on PBS' GRETA (Gulf Regional Education Television Affiliates) time during the school years (mainly used by home schoolers at time, or what your parents made you watch instead of 'Gilligan's Island' when you were sick).

    Anyway onto this series.. as the RiffTrax Crew knows from their plethora of aci shorts, producers had a bizarre way of 'education' the youth of the 70s. If it wasn't about making crafts out of refuse, it was counting turkeys in a pen, or creating unholy abominations and calling them 'puppets.' but I digress...

    About the time of the mid to late-Seventies/Eighties, the world was going 'Metric Crazy' and was being 'converted' faster than the ghouls in 'Night of the Living Dead.' Naturally our country held out and fought the system, but during this battle, the US did attempt to force us to learn about this new form of measurement in the most insane way possible.

    Before Square One TV, you had 'The Metric System.' Yes, that was the name of the show.. which basically was about a fictional television network that would show programs which were based on a metric/measuring theme. Some were direct parodies of other PBS shows, such as 'Centimeter Street,' with Big Bug (a giant version of the classic Cootie Bug Game character), whereas others were original send offs.

    One memorable moment was 'Metric Man,' where they would use a weird, live head action with puppetry, before Marc Weiner popularized it with his stand up and Weinerville show. The hilarious thing was MM's archnemesis was (get this) an inchworm. Yes, you heard me right, an inchworm, who mainly got pissed off at Metric Man for using him to compare the difference between inches and centimeters in one episode.

    Regrettably, I've attempted to locate something of this series for you so you can grasp the concept. To give you a frame of reference, imagine if the show was still running today: they would probably make a spoof on MST3K, probably calling it 'Metric Science Theater 10 K (because, you know, of the metric thing)' and have a Joel/Mike and the 'bots send off, watching cheesy metric-based films and making measurement comments, with the intermissions being based on metric-themed stuff, while the mads would probably get mad by using 'outdated' measuring methods. Though the show itself did educate in some way, it was hilarious for the fact this came off more like something along the lines of 'The Carol Burnett Show,' than an educational program. If you're wanting to accept this challenge of locating this classic, here's why I believe at least one of the episodes should be riffed:

    (1) The pretense of being a network: Overlooking the corny title, the show does begin and end as if you had come across an actual network program. The sketches are devised as television shows. Centimeter Street happens to be one of the more hilarious parodies for the fact Henson and CTW did allow the producers to use the muppets of Ernie and Bert (but here are called, Bernie and Ert).

    (2) Metric Man: Essentially the fact when you see how this is executed you can probably hear Mike go, "Oh, what new fresh Hell is this?" And Kevin go, "Wow, an inchworm for a villain? Who'd ever think of something like that?" Whereas Bill would comment on how the problems of the MM citizen deal more with measuring than real disasters.

    (3) Just for the fact the whole concept was more disturbing than anything 'Fun in Balloonland,' or aci films could devise.

    Sorry I couldn't locate anything on this classic for you, but if anyone out there can, I'd appreciate it if you submit it here and help see if this could get Riffed... even if it's just for one episode...

    What do the aci film shorts and this series have in common? They were both: (1) Insanely produced and; (2) aired on PBS' GRETA (Gulf Regional Education Television Affiliates) time during the school years (mainly used by home schoolers at time, or what your parents made you watch instead of 'Gilligan's Island' when you were sick).

    Anyway onto this series.. as the RiffTrax Crew knows from their plethora of aci shorts, producers had a bizarre way of 'education' the youth of the 70s. If it wasn't about making crafts out of refuse, it was counting turkeys in a pen, or… more

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11. Doolyville

    Doolyville is a small town of less than 1000 population situated on the edge of the great national forests in Oregon/BC. Much mysterious things happen here and no one has answers. The Park Rangers newborn goes missing as do many other individuals and the Canadian Crime Unit is called to investigate. What happens?...

    A 2013 independent Canadian film, I recently watched with a friend who worked on the film. This movie is hilariously bad beginning to end, extremely quotable and has the right levels of cheesy editing, acting and story. This movie isn't readily available online, but we could easily get a copy if there is any interest.

    Here is a trailer: https://youtu.be/wzkDgmMKmqo

    Doolyville is a small town of less than 1000 population situated on the edge of the great national forests in Oregon/BC. Much mysterious things happen here and no one has answers. The Park Rangers newborn goes missing as do many other individuals and the Canadian Crime Unit is called to investigate. What happens?...

    A 2013 independent Canadian film, I recently watched with a friend who worked on the film. This movie is hilariously bad beginning to end, extremely quotable and has the right levels of cheesy editing, acting and story. This movie isn't readily available online, but we could easily… more

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12. The Astral Factor

    I don't know you didn't hit this in your MST days. It's candy to the eyes featuring all shades of drab but especially drab brown, drab green, and drab gold. The edits were jarring and left me disoriented once; there's a scene of Elke Sommers by the pool in her bikini wesring what appear to be ivory stockings, and they explain everything that is happening as they go along leaving the viewer to focus on the three main colors of the film without distraction. Please! For me, your long-time fan, Michele.

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13. Live wire (1993)

    live wire (1993)
    Ludicrious plot? Bad acting? Explosive water? Pierce Brosnan doing a bad attempt at a bruce willis accent, a robot sidekick, ron silver playing the same role he played in timecop = a great RiffTrax

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14. united passions

    It's the FIFA movie. Starring Tim Roth as Sepp Blatter. His actual name is funny, to bad he's an ahole! The film grossed 918$$ in it's opening weekend in the U.S.

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15. Wake In Fright (1971)

    This is a psychological horror movie about drinking with Outback rednecks. Considered a lost classic of Australian cinema, I think you guys would have a lot of fun with the beer swilling, the terrible meals, the kickin' Aussie accents, Donald Pleasance, and a drunken kangaroo hunt. Here's the trailer: https://youtu.be/HKfrUPSnbyk

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16. The Wild, Wild World of Jayne Mansfield

    No words can describe this eye-scratching experience.

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17. 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

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18. The Puppet Masters

    I only watched the last 15 minutes and have had easily one of the most entertaining movie going experiences I've encountered.

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19. Shock Waves

    Shock Waves (1977) near the end of WWII a German U-boat sinks near a remote island in the Pacific. On this submarine are some elite Nazi soldiers. Did I forget to mention they are zombies ? Also stars John Carradine, Peter Cushing and the always easy on the eyes Brooke Adams. I do not remember much but I remember these Nazi soldiers rising up out of the water and the wacky music that ensued.

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20. Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985)

    1) A Tim Burton road movie starring a man child
    2) There isn't a frame of the film that CAN'T be riffed
    3) "...Large Marge sent me"

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