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Evolver
A "horror" movie about a killer Toy Robot with military grade equipment inexplicably installed within it.
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A Princesses for Christmas
This is one of the worst Christmas movies involving royalty! Just wait until the hip hop dance scene, you’ll cry for someone to make it stop!
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Bittersweet motel
The phish classic concert movie. It'd really make my day if you did it.
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Zombie Apocalypse (2011)
SyFy channel nonsense of course.
Thinking zombies are the new black! And it has Ving Rhames and zombie tigers!
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1876547/combined
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq3qCucIcn812 votes -
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Haunts of the Very Rich
This film would make for a wonderful, riff-filled experience. Several wealthy, yet haunted, people arrive at a strange tropical resort only to find... well, it's supposed to be terror, but sadly, no..not so much. Possibly an a half-hearted attempt to cash in on the anthology horror films from Amicus studios (Tales from the Crypt, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors, etc), this film just fails time after wonderfully awkward time.
Reasons, you ask?:
The cast: Ed Asner (boozy and grumpy), Chloris Leachman (very hip and groovy), Lloyd Bridges (boozy and lecherous), Anne Francis (wasted in this film), Robert Reed (channeling Elmer…
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12 votes
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Pink Lady (TV 1980)
Failed attempt at variety show in 1980 star a goofbucket named Jeff Altman and a Japanese twin set of sisters who apparently struggled speaking their English lines phonetically.
Series ran for six episodes but only five aired.
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One Body Too Many (1944)
Insurance salesman Albert Tuttle arrives at the Cyrus J. Rutherford estate to sell the millionaire some life insurance. Rutherford is already dead and his heirs have gathered at the mansion to hear the reading of the will. Rutherford's will won't be read until he is properly entombed and the heirs are forced to stay on the premises or be denied their inheritance. Tuttle soon finds himself mixed up in shenanigans involving Rutherford's niece, secret passages, a missing body and murder. Written by Ray Hamel
An old horror/comedy in a haunted house, done in 1944, with Bela Lugosi. What's not to…12 votes -
Walker, Texas Ranger: One Riot, One Ranger
The pilot episode to one of the most infamous shows of all time is available on VHS and on the DVD set for that silly schlocky show.
It would give you an hour to poke fun at the various characters, recurring "gags" and even has a bank robbery that is a hoot to watch.
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The Hunters (2013)
For starters, let me just say this is Hallmark Channel. everybody cringes It's about some teenagers who discover after their parents are dead (or are they?) that their parents were people who hunted for real fairy tale artifacts. Sounds cool, but it's not cool. One of the craziest things about this movie is that everybody has crossbows concealed in their clothes. How'd they do that??? These crossbows are giant! Riff this, please.
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Slaves of the Invisible Monster (1966)
An edited version of the 1950 Republc serial "The Invisible Monster."
Visible monsters are generally very tough to fight, but an invisible monster? C'mon, the odds of winning this fight are worse than winning the Super-lotto.12 votes -
jenny's wedding
A lackluster wedding/ coming out movie starring Katherine Heigl and featuring what is quite possibly the most pathetic proposal ever, cartoonish levels of intolerance, and inexplicably ends with a conga line.
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Mr. Ice Cream Man
No. Not THAT Ice Cream Man (1995) but a straight to video ... sigh... monstrosity which will likely be easier to get the rights to.
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CAT.8
In this 2 part T.V. series, a man (and, of course, his trusty buddies) must save the world from something called 'Catastrophe Level 8.' It's chock full of bad acting and corniness!
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12 votes
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Night of the Living Dead 30th anniversary edition.
For some reason to celebrate it's 30th anniversary, one of the original creators of the movie John Russo thought it would be awesome to include new scenes to this movie but they were filmed in 1998 and it didn't help that you keep jumping between scenes of the 1968 classic and these pointless scenes that should have never been filmed. It deserves Mike, Bill, and Kevin's riffing since they have done the 1968 original version.
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Dick Tracy Serials
http://dicktracy.info/on-film/cliffhanger-serials/
These serials start in 1937, starring our friend from Jungle Goddess, Ralph Byrd (Aka Bob Simpson, the racist murderer). Since you riffed Ancient Batman...it behooves you (whatever behooves means) to take on one of these 15 episode serials!12 votes -
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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (T.V. Show)
Okay, in the 80's there was a show called Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and it was nothing like the musical. It's full of sappy singing that's comparable to California Lady, and plenty of corny horn music, if you know what I mean. That signature late 70's ad 80's sound. Totally riffable!!!
12 votes