I just found out that Don "The Dragon" Wilson had a sequel to Cyber-Tracker called Cyber-Tracker 2! I haven't seen it, but I've heard that the action sequences and sheer variety of cyber-trackers, including ones that look like clones of "Eric" and his news reporter/revolutionary wife "Connie", blow away the first movie in terms of ridiculousness and number of slow-motion sequences! More explosions, more arm ripping, more stupidity! Come on Rifftrax, give us more Cyber-Tracker!

With a scary demented therapist, phrases like "I forgot... Pink Blankie!" and the unexpected appearance of a squirrel, "The Scarapist" has all the makings of a cult film. Riff like you've never Riff-ed before! Don't worry, if people call you crazy, you can blame it on "The Scarapist." That doctor is out of here mind!

this movie brings back childhood memories and the bed sheets the kid in this movie has same sheets has I had when i was like 7 yrs old

A terrible, nightmare inducing trainwreck where the first 20 minutes are the equivalent of unspoken scary wookie interpretive dance.

Tom Selleck's ...

mustache's break out role.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZaav9P43No
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068448/reference

This Ray Harryhausen stars John Wayne's son Patrick, Tyrone Power's daughter Taryn, and a very young Jane Seymour.

Have you riffed or thought about riffing the gawdawful 70s sci fi series “StarLost”.. disavowed by Harlan Ellison featuring a moustached Keir Dullea (2001), firmly demonstrating that Canada can make sci fi far far cheesier and with way more chroma keyed effects and weird synth music than any Dr Who episode produced during the same period. There are only 16 merciless episodes - but any one would be glorious if possible. Thanks for all you do!!!

Stephen King's The Tommyknockers is a 1993 film miniseries. I believe at some point a channel edited the miniseries to be a single film.

Any episode will do!!

With guest riffer Jon Benjamin.

The original MST3K is hilarious, but I think a re-riff of the theatrical version would be even more so, especially if voice actor master Jon Benjamin was invited to add his talents to the crew.

Live audience interaction is needed for the last part of Fun in Balloon land, so why not double down on the madness and also do Whizzo?

This movie looks just plain ripe for the riffing, not to mention terrifying.

Besides, think of all the potential throwing digital hedgehog lips together with Jim Carrey has.

It has a horror horn! It has a fear *******! The working man's "House of Wax" but instead of Vincent Price we have Patrick O'Neal as the quiet killer (and - oh yeah - he has a hook for a hand!). We also get Cesare Danova as the handsome hero, a very young Wayne Roger as a policeman and lots of beautiful women who. somehow, ALL seem a bit devious in some way. The tour of the wax museum is worth the price of admission. It's not a bad movie but it is very riffable!

Been a while since the boys riffed a made for tv movie

Read the link for a great description. Apparently an HD Transfer has been made so the “quality” is improved...

https://www.mondo-digital.com/goldamazon.html

Bo Svenson
Donald Pleasance
Anita Ekberg

Considering MST3K put Manos on the map, it's only fitting Rifftrax riffs the sequel!

After Batman vs. Superman (anybody remember that?), the world blames the average crime rate on Superman's death. When an evil force attacks Earth, Batman and Wonder Woman decide it's time to add more heroes to the group (aka extend the cinematic universe). And how does this way too long saga end? Just wait until it's a dollar at your local Redbox machine.

The 1983 classic. NOT our favorite holiday movie by ANY stretch. If you guys riffed it, that would be pretty much the ONLY way I'll ever see the whole thing. Hey Ralphie, I'm gouging my eye out here.

"Can ya' riff Redfords, Pilgrim?"
"As many as you bring me."
It's one of my favorites, and I'm surprised my favorite riffers haven't tackled it yet. I suppose there is a lot of movie between dialogue...watch your top knot.