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1. Human Highway

   What if Neil Young, Devo, Dean Stockwell and Dennis Hopper made a musical in 1982? Well they did. So there.

   https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/neil_young_human_highway

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2. The Horror Of Party Beach (1964)

   Bikini chicks terrorized by suspiciously human-looking fish monsters with mouths filled with hotdogs. What's not to love? As bad as this movie is (widely recognized as one of the worst ever) the thing that continues to haunt me from this film is the song "Elaine" by the beach band The Del-Aires. "Ela-a-a-a-aine. That's my baby's name". That damn song is in my brain until the day I die...the true horror of Party Beach!

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3. The Spy With My Face (1965)

   As you probably know when The Man from UNCLE launched it wanted to be called Ian Flemming's Napoleon Solo but the James Bond people stopped that from happening. It was always the underdog with limited budget. What it had going for it was the talents of the late Robert Vaughn and the indomitable David McCallum. As it was the 60's and TVs weren't as ubiquitous as they are today there were several "Affairs" that were released theatrically and also aired as two part episodes. The Spy With My Face is one such release. On its own it amazes. Here is why it should be riffed.

   The lead actors (legitimately talented) fully commit to a story and premise that is wafer thin.

   Budget and technology lead to interesting camera angles and a few scenes where the Spy of the title is out in public with his face fully wrapped in bandages a la invisible Man.

   There is a magic doorway that causes a man to pirouette to his death.

   Pick up sticks are used as a security device

   It would be a fitting tribute to the much loved Robert Vaughn.

   TV Quality fight scenes. 60's TV.

   As I said, it amazes. On the one hand it's not good at all. On the other the actors as much loved and perform well despite the context. Then there are the other actors, and the plot holes, it's a glorious hot mess and I love it.

   This was an MGM release

   As you probably know when The Man from UNCLE launched it wanted to be called Ian Flemming's Napoleon Solo but the James Bond people stopped that from happening. It was always the underdog with limited budget. What it had going for it was the talents of the late Robert Vaughn and the indomitable David McCallum. As it was the 60's and TVs weren't as ubiquitous as they are today there were several "Affairs" that were released theatrically and also aired as two part episodes. The Spy With My Face is one such release. On its own it amazes. Here is… more

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4. The Adventures of Hercules (1985)

   This was riveting - and the special effects were light years beyond their time- unprecedented I say! Not since Gene Kelly tap danced with Jerry mouse in Anchors Aweigh has there been such mind blowing live actor/ animation interactions! Aside from this, Lou Ferrigno reprises his role as Hercules, but I'm not real sure if he knows exactly what he's doing- but it's too good not to riff (or too bad) YOU BE THE JUDGE! https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_adventures_of_hercules_1985/

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5. Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead

   So, it's the third in the franchise, but only the second with Michael Baldwin playing the lead character of Mike, despite the second movie having the same lead character of Mike played by a different actor; and while Mike is a lead character, he's largely sidelined for this entry, which is doubly weird as the alter-Mike of movie two was in almost every scene… see, this is already confusing, and we haven't even gotten to the actual premise.

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6. Sea serpent

   It's basically a "sock-puppet" version of "Devil Fish" right down to the bad dubbing of Europeans.
   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088089/

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7. Alligator II - The Mutation

   Gator movie that makes Lake Placid look like Shakespeare.

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8. Pinnochio (Roberto Benigni)

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   "Pinocchio" has a 50 year-old man in the title role.
   Terrible dubbing.

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9. Crimson Peak

   The movie is pretty funny by itself, but presents so many beautiful opportunities for enhancement! Three examples: the Victorian sex scene in full skirts, the flinging of eggs and scraping of porridge spoons by crazy Lucille, and the ghost scenes -- especially the one with the ghost that pulls itself from the ground into the hallway and crawls after Edith. Oh yes, not to be forgotten are the awkward circle swipes that end and begin scenes.
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW1gwqvWKQA

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10. America 3000

    "America 3000." I'm watching it on a new terrestrial channel called Comet.

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11. The King of the Kickboxers

    • Billy Blanks delivers a hammy performance as the villain.
    • As the hero, Loren Avedon has a tendency to be over the top.
    • The sound effects used for fight scenes
    • The movie was produced by Seasonal Film Corporation, which also helmed "No Retreat, No Surrender."

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102217/companycredits?ref_=tt_ql_10
    http://www.hkfilm.net/movrevs3/kingkickbox.htm

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12. Cruise Into Terror

    • An Egyptian sarcophagus in the Gulf of Mexico?
    • Hammy acting
    • Attractive women in wetsuits

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077382/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x225a0c_cruise-into-terror_shortfilms

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13. Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat

    Can Vampires and Humans co-exist? Complete with SPF 100 sunscreen, man-made fake blood, and a cast including David Carradine, Bruce Campbell, and M. Emmett Walsh, this is a brilliant film rife for riffing.

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14. Ricky Raccoon Shows the Way

    A giant raccoon teaches a young boy how to walk and bike safely.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAr4gqS3WBI

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15. Lake Placid vs. Anaconda

    A small town is endangered when a killer giant alligator clashes with a deadly giant Anaconda. The local sheriff must find a way to destroy the two monsters before they kill the whole town.

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16. roboshark

    Roboshark is about an alien robot that takes over a great white then attacks seattle. This movie is on netflix now.

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17. Cabin by the Lake

    This made for USA movie is one of the first "so bad it's good" movies I ever saw. Made the rounds to all my friends on VHS and we laughed and laughed. Would be so good to hear you guys do it.
    Here's why it's worthy: Judd Nelson trying to be creepy/sexy while flaring his nostrils a lot and constantly making sandwiches.
    Practically all the characters are wooden idiots who often laugh for no reason. Also, Judd Nelson's hairy nipples underwater are a sight to behold.
    There is also an equally riff-worthy sequel: Return to Cabin by the Lake - won't go into that too much here, but it definitely enhances the first film since the original was trying to be scary and accidentally made something hilarious, the sequel (after the news broke that everyone was laughing at their film) tries to be a black comedy but looks more like a goofball comedy except with murder. Also Judd Nelson has to hide his identity in that one behind mountain-man beards and trucker hats.

    http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/cabin_by_the_lake/
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjKtdlyr7pY

    This made for USA movie is one of the first "so bad it's good" movies I ever saw. Made the rounds to all my friends on VHS and we laughed and laughed. Would be so good to hear you guys do it.
    Here's why it's worthy: Judd Nelson trying to be creepy/sexy while flaring his nostrils a lot and constantly making sandwiches.
    Practically all the characters are wooden idiots who often laugh for no reason. Also, Judd Nelson's hairy nipples underwater are a sight to behold.
    There is also an equally riff-worthy sequel: Return to Cabin by the Lake -… more

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18. Wizards (1977)

    Long before Ralph Bakshi did 'Cool World,' a year before he did his take on 'Lord of the Rings' (possibly shorter at that), he came up with this little odd gem..

    Here's why the RiffTrax Crew should take a stab at this one:

    (1) The whole tale takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where wizardry rules, in fact the film begins with an atomic explosion, pretty much sums it up. And the narration is rather sketchy at best about what happens.

    (2) Main wizard character is called Avatar (but isn't blue, imagine that) and discovers his brother is ravaging the land with his army of ogres and demons and such. Oh, not to mention projecting an ancient WWII film as well, all for the sake of an entity called Blackwolf.

    (3) Has a lot of confusing plots, so much that it makes even MEGAFORCE's plot seem logical and sensible. One hilarious riffing moment is two beings who worship a CBS Banner within a political stage hall (no kidding) and the guards end up putting them out of their misery due to their incessant chanting (yes, a film that knows when you've had ENOUGH stupidity...madness)...

    This one would definitely be a great animated film to riff, even possibly used for a suggestion for a Kickstarter 2016 RiffTrax Live Series. You have to see this one to believe it...

    Long before Ralph Bakshi did 'Cool World,' a year before he did his take on 'Lord of the Rings' (possibly shorter at that), he came up with this little odd gem..

    Here's why the RiffTrax Crew should take a stab at this one:

    (1) The whole tale takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where wizardry rules, in fact the film begins with an atomic explosion, pretty much sums it up. And the narration is rather sketchy at best about what happens.

    (2) Main wizard character is called Avatar (but isn't blue, imagine that) and discovers his brother is ravaging the… more

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19. Mad Max (1979)

    when Goose is in the hospital (after being burned), someone should say, its better then dying in Sydney Harbor.

    since the person who played Goose was in a tv show called Water Rats and his character died (after getting shot) in Sydney Harbor
    "Cats and Pigeons"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmvmuI6POYI

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20. Action Jackson (1988)

    An easy, lazy-day target for the Rifftrax crew, ripe to be riffed. Stars Carl 'Apollo Creed' Weathers as a Harvard-educated cop-with-a-grudge, looking to call out chump Peter DeLaPlane, played by Mike's cousin (?) Craig T. Nelson, doing his best to be a bad dude. Sharon Stone, as his one-note trophy wife, and Vanity as his heroin-addled bit on the side, or a cardboard cutout, hard to tell.

    At least one riff is already built in for the Rifftrax crew...two of the generic henchman are on a boat, telling each other "guy with no arms and legs" jokes, then suddenly one gets an arrow to the gut...the other one doesn't see it but hears groaning and says "I have Tums if ya need 'em."

    The material practically writes itself.

    An easy, lazy-day target for the Rifftrax crew, ripe to be riffed. Stars Carl 'Apollo Creed' Weathers as a Harvard-educated cop-with-a-grudge, looking to call out chump Peter DeLaPlane, played by Mike's cousin (?) Craig T. Nelson, doing his best to be a bad dude. Sharon Stone, as his one-note trophy wife, and Vanity as his heroin-addled bit on the side, or a cardboard cutout, hard to tell.

    At least one riff is already built in for the Rifftrax crew...two of the generic henchman are on a boat, telling each other "guy with no arms and legs" jokes, then suddenly one… more

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