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1. Avalon

   Decent live action film by Mamoru Oshii that jumps between the real and the virtual world. Decent action, decentish acting, fun overall.

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2. The Incredibly Strange Creatures and Las Vegas Serial Killer
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3. Leprechaun 2 and or 3

   These movies are simply ripe for the riffing. In doing so myself, as I watched them, I can only ponder the priceless riff ride reserved for the rifftrax crew. I predict they would prove to be some, or one, of the favorites of fans and a best seller for the many nostalgic fans of the corny leprechaun franchise. Parts 2 and 3 are particularly terrible and more fitting for a good ol' fashion riffing compared to the first movie. There seems to be riff gold lying in wait in every line and sequence of cinema. From the stupid victim syndrome of horror movies to the atrocious acting, there are constant openings for riffing righteousness. My hopes are high for these, thanks

   These movies are simply ripe for the riffing. In doing so myself, as I watched them, I can only ponder the priceless riff ride reserved for the rifftrax crew. I predict they would prove to be some, or one, of the favorites of fans and a best seller for the many nostalgic fans of the corny leprechaun franchise. Parts 2 and 3 are particularly terrible and more fitting for a good ol' fashion riffing compared to the first movie. There seems to be riff gold lying in wait in every line and sequence of cinema. From the stupid victim syndrome… more

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4. Highway to Hell

   Famous cameos: Ben Stiller and his family; Gilbert Gottfried as Hitler.
   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104418/reference
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxkCaZMjF58

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5. "We'll Take the High Road" aka Bulldozing Grandma's House for Progress

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

   This 31 minute short is part skit about Grandma not wanting her house torn down, part playlet about a guy telling a town why the highway is good, and part stock fotage of cars and highways.

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6. Interview with a Monster (2018, Post Production)

   This Bigfoot film is actually made near my town by local people (rarely a good sign). It's still being given the final touches, but the trailer alone REEKS of James Nguyen! I have no idea how to post the trailer, so please type in "Interview with a Monster 2018 trailer." It's on YouTube. But, I do have the posters - sorry if they are kinda small.

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7. Ode to Billy Joe
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8. Freddy Got Fingered

   Tom Green at his worst.

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9. Smile (1975)

   From the director of the Bad News Bears

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10. Sugerland Express
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11. Demons of ludlow

    A horror film from 1983 Wisconsin by the filmmaker who made “The Giant Spider Invasion.” This one is about a small cursed New England town, population 46, whom receives a demon possessed upright piano from England for their 200 bicentennial. A lot of quirky characters in this one.

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12. Better The Devil

    I worked on a film back in 2009. We all tried really hard, but the quality was just so low. I would love for it to join the ranks of Birdemic because it is just below that quality.

    Despite our best efforts, as amateur filmmakers, the plot, dialogue and special effects are more riff worthy. It's been on Amazon for eight years now and I would love for it to be given the attention it deserves... A good riffing.

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13. clown

    Yes there is a movie about a demon that turns people into clowns and no it is not a parody
    1. it has clowns
    2. the deomon turns people into clowns so it's an infection
    3. This is apparently not a parody.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M25cDzZ2DwY

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14. dirty harry make my day

    make my day dirty harry Clint Eastwood

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15. Space Patrol aka Planet Patrol1962 (TV Series)

    This series is also known by its US title Planet Patrol to avoid confusion with the 1950s American live-action series of the same name. The marionettes used in the series incorporated some elements of Gerry Anderson's Supermarionation technique - specifically their mouths would move in synch with dialogue.

    The series is set in the year 2100, by which time the indigenous and autonomous civilizations on Earth, Mars and Venus have banded together to form the United Galactic Organization (UGO). Space Patrol is the UGO's military wing, and the series follows the actions of this interplanetary force, focusing on the missions of a tiny unit led by the heroic, bearded Captain Larry Dart. The humanoids in his crew consist of the elfin Slim from Venus, and the stocky, ravenously sausage-mad Husky from the Red Planet, Mars. The imperfect Slavic accent variants and six-pointed star chest emblems of these two may have been a sly nod to the Jewish-Russian heritage of the English series creator/writer. These men would regularly use one of two interplanetary space vehicles, the Galisphere 347 and the Galisphere 024.

    Providing technical support on Earth is the brilliant and inventive Irishman Professor Aloysius O’Brien O’Rourke Haggarty,[1] called "Pop" by his daughter Cassiopeia, to his perpetual dismay. Haggarty's garrulous pet Martian "parrot" (a Gabblerdictum bird), taught to talk in "The Slaves of Neptune" episode, accompanies the crew on rare occasions. Keeping them all on a tight rein are Colonel Raeburn and his super-efficient Venusian secretary, Marla, both also based on Earth.

    The show reflected sex roles characteristic of the culture and era which produced it, but blonde and brainy Marla would often explicitly point out that "There are no dumb blondes on Venus." Indeed, the series was created and written by the prolific polymath artist Roberta Leigh, the first woman producer in Britain to have her own film company. -Wikipedia

    Crude by today's standards, these Space Patrol episodes, which last about 15 minutes and are in black and white, are interesting to watch as the creators did a great job making this very unique series, with puppets, on a shoestring budget.

    Space Patrol would make for some fun riffing, as long as we aren't able to see the riffer's strings while they are doing the actual riffing.

    This series is also known by its US title Planet Patrol to avoid confusion with the 1950s American live-action series of the same name. The marionettes used in the series incorporated some elements of Gerry Anderson's Supermarionation technique - specifically their mouths would move in synch with dialogue.

    The series is set in the year 2100, by which time the indigenous and autonomous civilizations on Earth, Mars and Venus have banded together to form the United Galactic Organization (UGO). Space Patrol is the UGO's military wing, and the series follows the actions of this interplanetary force, focusing on the missions… more

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16. The Search for Solutions

    This was a series of educational movies on the value of mathematics, hosted by Stacy Keach. I think it might have been part of a Community Service sentence.

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17. The Devil's Partner

    A super cheesy movie from 1962 that was a lot of fun to narrate for my husband and myself. Definitely think either Mystery Science Theater or the RiffTrax side should check it out.

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18. Flipper (1963)

    Although it's not a horrible movie, this film could use a few riffs! It follows the story of a whiny boy whose whole life revolves around a dolphin called Flipper. Stars Chuck Connors, whom we all know and love for his legendary roles as the killer in Tourist Trap and the evil King Wolf in the 80's series Werewolf. (It seems like he was in another show, but I can't think of it!) Also features high voices singing a song of praise to Flipper. (Ooh, I remember! It was The Pistolman! Wait, that's not right.) Flipper really doesn't deserve a song of praise. All he does is flop around and eat fish. (Wait! It was called the Rifleman! Yeah! He played George Lucas McCain... huh? I give up.)

    Although it's not a horrible movie, this film could use a few riffs! It follows the story of a whiny boy whose whole life revolves around a dolphin called Flipper. Stars Chuck Connors, whom we all know and love for his legendary roles as the killer in Tourist Trap and the evil King Wolf in the 80's series Werewolf. (It seems like he was in another show, but I can't think of it!) Also features high voices singing a song of praise to Flipper. (Ooh, I remember! It was The Pistolman! Wait, that's not right.) Flipper really doesn't deserve a… more

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19. More Joe Estevez!!!

    Just a general request for more Joe Estevez movies.
    Bruce Campbell may be the king of b-movies but Joe Estevez is the absolute master of the z-grade movies!

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20. The Jungle Book: Make A Wish

    Just watch, man. Just watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp_AJLLALEg

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