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  1. Dreamcatcher (2003)

    Characters reduced to cardboard cutouts
    Mishmash if styles.
    Logic flies out the window.

    33 votes

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  2. Speedtrap

    1. Joe Don Baker!

    2. More boom mikes!

    3. More 70s at its worst!

    Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5LuKWBD_nw (I'm not providing the other parts; click on that link and look under "hotrodgirl86" to see the rest!)

    IMDB page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076746/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

    33 votes

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  3. Meet Joe Black

    1- Brad Pitt gets run over by a cab
    2- He does this insane Caribbean accent for God knows what reason to this old lady in the hospital
    3- He eats this spoonful of peanut butter like a total douche
    4- The movie 2 hrs 58 min long and 2 hrs and 53 min is just emotional silent staring, the other five is just Pitt getting murdered by a taxi.

    33 votes

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  4. Little Monsters

    If yall are on a Fred Savage kick, I can't recommend this movie enough. It was equally entertaining and stupid. A riff would be perfect. Thanks for making movies funny you guys.

    33 votes

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  5. The Crawling Eye

    At the end of the very last episode of MST3K, Mike, Tom [Kevin], and Crow [Bill] sit back and start watching The Crawling Eye.

    As any good MSTie knows, The Crawling Eye was the first cable episode of MST3K, and while it included Mike and Kevin in the writing credits, it was performed by Joel, Trace, and Josh.

    So... Let's have a new riff, the way season 10 Mike and the bots would have done it. Let what was full circle become full circle again. :)

    33 votes

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  6. Beware! The Blob (1972)

    A technician discovers a frozen specimen of the Blob creature in the North Pole, and brings it back to the USA, where it thaws and devours everyone in sight.

    Directed by actor Larry Hagman (TV's "DALLAS"), and starring Robert Walker Jr. (EASY RIDER), with a special appearance by Dick Van Patten (WESTWORLD, SPACEBALLS).

    Also known as "Son of the Blob".

    33 votes

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  7. The Monster of Piedras Blancas

    This is the pinnacle of bad B-monster costumes. It has "the body of Gill-man, the claws of a Mole Person and the tootsies of This Island Earth’s Mutant."

    How can we go wrong?

    33 votes

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  8. It! Came From Outer Space (c 1980)

    You guys at RiffTrax know, nothing can make a REALLY bad film than horrible remakes, reboots, or horrible movies having the audacity to 'borrow' a title from a classic B-Movie.

    In the 1980s, cheesy studios had really warped ideas on how sci-fi should be, either inexplicable gorefests, or have strange aliens attacking, then you have this film.

    The poster for this shlock was indeed misleading: shows a typical ravaged female victim running from some odd jellyfish, tentacled, fanged creatures pursuing her.

    However, the trailer proves the film is so bad, it makes Alien Outlaw and The Dark Power appear as…

    33 votes

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  9. Fantasy Mission Force

    Jackie Chan's most surreal film, which he only appeared in for about fifteen minutes of total screen time, as a favor to its lead actor for saving his life from the Triads. It's downright bizarre, and should provide you with lots of great material.

    33 votes

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  10. Mamma Mia

    I know that this was a hit and that plenty of people like it (myself included, although I can see its flaws). But its general over-the-top-ness, its squeezing ABBA songs into the plot whether they fit or not and, most of all, Pierce Brosnan's alleged "singing" would give riffers a field day. (Pierce, I love you to death, but NEVER SING AGAIN.)

    33 votes

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  11. Seventh Son (2014/2015)

    An Eragon-ish, Dragonhearty-ish mess that's full-up with Jeff Bridges' pseudo southern chicken-fried accent. The release was seemingly postponed for a few years, but will probably be on Netflix in a few months.

    33 votes

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  12. Hannah Montana: The Movie

    Just when you thought it was safe to enter a movie theater without getting any reminders of the sheer magnitude of cheesiness delivered by The Disney Channel, this movie comes out. Not only does it have Miley Cyrus (before she came in like a wrecking ball) and Billy Ray Cyrus (who probably wishes he had chosen a different career path before bringing Miley into this world), it also has Taylor Swift and Peter Gunn!

    33 votes

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  13. The Mangler

    One off the many Stephen King stories that should never have been made into a movie. IMDB descries The Mangler thusly:

    A laundry folding machine is possessed by a demon from Hell.
    

    How can I possibly add to that? Oh, yeah - Robert Englund.

    33 votes

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  14. Twister's Revenge (1987)

    From director Bill Rebane (behind MST3K's Giant Spider Invasion & Monster A Go-Go) comes this "gem" involving a monster truck with a smart-computer and a group of hicks trying to steal it. This is some awesomely bad 80's fun.

    33 votes

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  16. Tales from the Crypt (1972)/Vault of Horror (1973)

    Tales from the Crypt (1972): Long before HBO and EC Comics got together with the CryptKeeper, Hammer films gave some of these tales in England their variation on it.

    The tale begins with five people taking a tour in a catacomb (no kidding, what was this? 'The Addams Family' Tour) and get lost. Instead of running into a decaying, pun-riddled corpse, the Crypt-Keeper they meet happens to be a dashing Englishman wearing a suit (Crypts in England must be elegant over there).

    Before they realize it, he spins five tales. The first one, ironically, is the EC Tales of the…

    33 votes

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  17. Jason And The Argonauts (1963)

    This movie is a classic in terms of the, at the time, revolutionary animation and filming techniques, but thankfully due to its age it's perfect for a good Riffing!

    33 votes

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  18. Max Magician and the Legend of the Rings

    Cheap effects, bad fact jokes, and a wise old man who speaks entirely in clichés; what more does one need?

    33 votes

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  19. Oblivion (2013)

    There is so much goofy material to go on here whether it's the various Tom Cruise buttocks shots, horrid CGI animation, bored looking Morgan Freeman wearing a poor man's David Caruso's shades, rejected electronic music bass in the background or just the mere, rather bland female love interest speaking in a British accent.

    33 votes

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  20. Communion (1989)

    Ultra dry, largely improvised late '80s New York ensemble drama.

    Oh, it also has Christopher Walken dancing with blue aliens.

    33 votes

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