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1. Return of the Fly

   Sequel to "The Fly", unlike the 1st this was in black and white. Stars Vincent Price again. It is from 1959.
   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_of_the_Fly

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2. Bicentential Man

   Rather depressing Robin Williams film from 1999. It is where he is a android who tries for 200 years to be a human. The makeup wasn't that bad at least.
   Being a big studio film might make it harder to get.

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3. The Birds II: Land's End

   A biology teacher and his wife take their two children to an island summer house to enable him to write an important thesis while getting over the death of their son. While they are there, large flocks of birds appear and begin to attack individual humans for no apparent reason. The town mayor (who is also the local doctor) refuses to believe that birds are responsible for the spate of injuries that are occurring but, before long, he has no option but to believe as the birds begin attacking larger groups of people. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109275/?ref_=tttr_tr_tt

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4. The Nesting (1981)

   A writer suffering from agoraphobia rents an isolated house so she can concentrate on her writing. She doesn't know that the house is a former brothel, and is inhabited by the ghosts of dead prostitutes.

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5. Wish Upon (2017)

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRinktgcrcw&list=PL34C1F26D03F5F9B8&index=48

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6. Night visions

   Night Visions is a low budget direct to video cop film starring two Rifftrax veterans: Cynthia Rothrock and Fred Williamson. Fred plays “The Skid Row Cop” Dakota Smith!!! He is engaged in a personal rivalry with the Video Stalker, a serial killer who videotapes his victims before, during and after killing them. There is even a midget sidekick. Yes, you read that right. This must happen. So my three reasons are as follows: Dak, QuickDraw AKA Cynthia, and the Newt, the dwarf I nicknamed “Wesson” as in Smith and Wesson. You’re welcome.

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7. Hercules and the Masked Rider

   Not really a Hercules movie. It’s more about the Masked Rider than anyone else. The story is a romance novel trying to start. Rough editing. Open space after dialog. Alan Steel. 1963. Sword and Sandal genre, but not Greek or Roman. More swashbuckle-esque Zorro.

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8. Russo-Finnish/German/Mexican Fairy Tale Movies

   Some of my favorite MST3K episodes were the Russo-Finnish fairy tale movies--which even the guys at Best Brains admitted were beautifully filmed. Jack Frost/Father Frost was probably my favorite of the Sci-Fi channel era.

   There are loads of other Russo-Finnish fairy tale movies. Many of them have been released on DVD through the company Ruscico; they can also be found on YouTube in their original language (most of them subtitled in English). It would be great for Rifftrax to cover them (or re-cover the ones already done on MST3K), but for the ones you haven't covered yet, it would depend on whether they'd had official English dubs. (I know of some of them which have, such as Through Fire, Water, and Brass Pipes, The Snow Maiden and The Princess And The Pea. I believe the award-winning The Stone Flower may have as well.)

   Also, Germany, in the 1950s, made several live-action fairy tale movies that were dubbed into English and released on the kiddie-matinee circuit. Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Rumplestiltskin were among them. A few of them were shown on the BBC--most notably, The Singing Ringing Tree, which frightened a generation of British kids. (The latter was unusual in that it wasn't so much dubbed as voiced-over: we can hear the original German dialogue while a narrator translates it and tells us what's going on.)

   Finally, there have been some fairy-tale movies made in Mexico and released with English dubs--mainly, the Little Red Riding Hood trilogy, released on the kiddie-matinee circuit by our old pal K. Gordon Murray. These three movies (starting off with an adaptation of the original fairy tale and following up with two original stories) feature a couple of familiar faces: the wolf and skunk characters that showed up in the Santa's Village of Madness shorts, also cobbled together by K. Gordon Murray. The third one features Jose Elias Moreno as the Ogre--he played Santa Claus in the infamous Mexican movie. They are all musicals, and the first one features, I kid you not, the skunk serenading a parrot. A fan-made continuation of MST3K covered the first Red Riding Hood movie: check it out at the link featured on http://www.mft3k.com/episodes/F01/index.html. Perhaps you guys could outdo it...

   All of these would be great riffing candidates for the same reason the first four Russo-Finnish MST3Ks were: they are often beautifully filmed, with some great visuals and lovely musical scores, but have a fair amount of utter insanity going on as well.

   Some of my favorite MST3K episodes were the Russo-Finnish fairy tale movies--which even the guys at Best Brains admitted were beautifully filmed. Jack Frost/Father Frost was probably my favorite of the Sci-Fi channel era.

   There are loads of other Russo-Finnish fairy tale movies. Many of them have been released on DVD through the company Ruscico; they can also be found on YouTube in their original language (most of them subtitled in English). It would be great for Rifftrax to cover them (or re-cover the ones already done on MST3K), but for the ones you haven't covered yet, it would depend… more

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9. Creepozoids

   The year is 1998, six years after the nuke wars reduced the world to rubble and a few bands of wandering survivors. One of these groups stumbles into an abandoned government research facility, where they were working on making the body capable of creating its own amino acids, thus obviating the need for food. They are then attacked by one of the leftover experiments and begin experiencing an attrition problem. Directed By David DeCoteau

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10. The Man from Planet X

    From IMDb: “As a mysterious planet hurls itself toward earth, an enigmatic extraterrestrial scout arrives on a remote Scottish island with unknown intentions.”

    Currently in cycle on the Comet television network. Looks neat.

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11. Dr. Giggles

    Atypical surgeon likes murdering his patients in this horror.

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12. The Deadly Bees!!

    Please release the MST3K version! I can’t find it anywhere!

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13. The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin

    1. Iconic 80's toy made into a live action movie

    2. Retro film quality, music, and dialogue perfect for riffing

    3. Nostalgia factor for any late 70s or 80s kid

    4. Public Domain (Youtube link to VHS rip of the full movie below)

    https://youtu.be/i-71Ohcw-yc

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14. Hoot (2006)

    A film where kids have to save an owl sanctuary from becoming a pancake house! The stakes don't get much higher than that! Jimmy Buffett is also in the movie as a teacher!

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15. Mortal Engines

    I have only seen the trailer for this movie because it was not worth my money unless it’s being riffed on. Looks over acty trash

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16. Mutiny In Outer Space (1965)

    I had not seen this film in decades. Wow -- it is really bad. A mishmash of sets, bad special effects, really bad dialogue...you get the idea. This one is so bad that I remember seeing it on television on a "Dialing for Dollars" program in the late 60's - early 70's (which means that it didn't survive for long after being released). BONUS: It also features Harold Lloyd Jr. in his final film role. Check it out!

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17. Amityville 3-D (1983)

    3rd and most pitiful of the Amityville Horror sequels, it's greatest asset is loads of unintentional humor! Terrible, often hammy acting, laughable script, and as an added bonus it was released as a 3-D film and many of its antics to exploit that are just plain hilarious! If there's ever a film for Rifftrax to savage, it's this one!

    Trailer:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPz9d44xR2I

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18. Operation Blue Line starring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)

    A 10-minute promotional VHS given out at supermarkets and the like. The Turtles shill with honor as they cross the country to LA in order to promote the LA Metro Blue Line, a rail system running from LA to Long Beach. In order to accomplish their goal, they must overcome the sinister Gridlock, a malefactor who wants to keep LA congested with traffic and smog.

    Reasons this deserves a riffing:

    -The Turtle costumes are pretty cheap-looking. They just look like giant versions of the original TMNT action figures and have no jaw articulation whatsoever. They make up for it by having the dubbed-in voices of Townsend Coleman, Barry Gordon, Rob Paulsen and Cam Clarke, the VAs from the original cartoon. They're polishing a ****, though, as the dialogue is as wooden and forced as any infomercial you could name.

    -Gridlock makes a poor substitute for Shredder. Aside from looking like a children's theatre villain minus the subtlely and clear motivations, the "Gloomsday Device" he's using to erase all information about the Blue Line is obviously just the Geigameter from Ghostbusters II.

    -If you were expecting any martial arts action, HA HA HA you should really know better. The closest you get is Donatello striking a few poses when he confronts Gridlock, followed by a half-assed chase scene set to classical music and the most anticlimactic ending since Monster A-Go-Go.

    Watch it in full via the Ninja Pizza blog, which also has some information about the production provided by someone who worked on it.
    http://www.ninjapizza.net/2009/02/video-flashback-operation-blue-line.html

    A 10-minute promotional VHS given out at supermarkets and the like. The Turtles shill with honor as they cross the country to LA in order to promote the LA Metro Blue Line, a rail system running from LA to Long Beach. In order to accomplish their goal, they must overcome the sinister Gridlock, a malefactor who wants to keep LA congested with traffic and smog.

    Reasons this deserves a riffing:

    -The Turtle costumes are pretty cheap-looking. They just look like giant versions of the original TMNT action figures and have no jaw articulation whatsoever. They make up for it by… more

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19. Dance Macabre (1992)

    "A killer is on the loose at a Russian ballet academy."

    Highly predictable slasher film directed by Greydon Clark (ANGELS' REVENGE, FINAL JUSTICE), and starring Robert Englund (A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET).

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20. Invasion of the Neptune Men (1961)

    Come'on guys, just on general principles you've got to have another go at this movie! Do it LIVE too!

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