Very specifically, the 1973 made-for-tv version of Miracle on 34th Street, with Sebastian Cabbot (Santa), David Hartman (Generic White Male), Jim Backus (Hapless Flustered Stuttering Management) and Roddy McDowall (as the "store psychiatrist").

This is admittedly tough, as it is not currently available anywhere I can find, so you would have to secure rights to use the film itself, as a "riffs only" release would not work. Also, it is in 4:3, and I know you guys tend to like the 16:9 stuff for RiffTrax, and you aren't likely to get a new transfer from film, so it's going to be crummy NTSC broadcast-ready video, even more likely an interlaced DVD or VHS at best, like what you probably had to work with on MST3K.

Ultraman II is the english dubbed version of Ultraman Joenius, AKA, The Ultraman. A movie was made of the first few episodes. As in most classic Ultraman shows, there is this special Earth Defense Squad, and Harris, the hot shot pilot bonds with the superhero Ultraman and they fight monsters. It's cheesy, it's fun, it's directed (and voiced) by Tom Wyner, who directed Attack of the Super Monsters, and voiced the narrator. It's like Attack of the Super Monsters, sans the cheesy dinosaur kaiju. It would be fantastic to riff, and this year, with COVID-19 running rampant, people are now getting a chance to see tokusatsu superhero shows now more than ever. And with Ultraman becoming popular with it's blu-rays, Marvel comic books, and Netflix anime, it would be a great addition to the Rifftrax library.

Essentially this film is “Cool as Ice” if it mixed its cold medications, fell asleep watching Harry Potter, and dreamt it was a kid’s movie. I just finished watching it and am experiencing that special reality-questioning bewilderment you only get from the finest Rifftrax films. Why does it need to be riffed?
1. Ben Kingsley, (AKA the Great Zamboni), and his removable mustache live with a jaguar in a papier-mâché castle in front of a matte painting. It might actually be a church, (there’s a graveyard), or possibly every Scooby Doo episode made three-dimensional.
2. An inexplicable cellar full of mannequins. A man who drives a van with a huge, novelty cigarette glued to the roof. Transgender goat thefts. Sudden onset wildly inappropriate pop music.
3. Children subjected to a house filled with a long sequence of lame sight gags, incomprehensible shtick and the world’s dumbest magic tricks. NOT ONCE, BUT TWICE!

...just...just watch it...

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0160905/

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A modern take on the Frankenstein archetype story. Reason #1 to riff this movie: it stars Keanu Reeves, who I am convinced is a piece of 2x4 lumber dressed in human skin, doing his one-note method acting. Reason #2: certain gaps in logic appear in the film, such as how it takes exactly 17 days to clone a human as he or she appeared at the time the DNA sample was taken, but each progressive day accelerates the aging process. That's just one gap, but there are plenty others scattered throughout the movie. Reason #3: plenty of pauses between dialogue and quiet moments that are perfect for riff-insertion. Watch the movie and judge for yourselves.

Overlords of the U.F.O. is one of those films that defies description. It's the feature-length spiritual cousin to Flying Saucer Mystery, and it takes itself equally seriously.

Here's some sample dialog:

"Who are the alien intelligences behind this type of space travel device? Are the UFOs friend or foe?"

"In 1973, another significant UFO picture shows not only the anti-gravity device operational, but, also, with it is a smaller a degravitated sphere under the control of the the alien intelligences of the UFO. Who are the overlords of the UFO?"

Oh, and in the grand tradition of Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny or Fun in Balloon Land, it has a tangentially-related-at-best movie dropped into the middle of it, wherein we see Uri Geller demonstrate the mind's ability to bend keys.

Finding the rights could be a challenge (although it has been uploaded to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_FVTeat4Uo ). IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0273934/

If you can find a way... it'd be epic.

Arguably one of the weaker Indiana Jones movies (along with Kingdom of the Crystal Skull), this movie is long overdue for a RiffTrax "Just the Jokes" commentary! Heck, it's been 12 years since the guys riffed the fourth movie. Temple of Doom has a lot of reasons for being riff material, including...

1. Kate Capshaw's annoying character, Willie Scott


2. The dark atmosphere from the Thugee Cult (Heck, they possesed Indy and want to destroy every religon on the planet!)


3. We need more Indy movie riffs from Mike, Kevin and Bill!

It's been a very long time since the guys riffed an Indiana Jones film, and with the Star Wars Skywalker Saga out of the way, maybe it's time to finish some unfinished business of more Lucas riffs!

IMDB Link: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087469/
Amazon Prime Link: https://www.amazon.com/Indiana-Jones-Temple-Doom-Harrison/dp/B00GIXNAKU
Netflix Link: https://www.netflix.com/title/60010488

William Devane, Lauren Hutton, John Ratzenberger, and Klaus Kinski doing the best he can with the improv idea of being the time traveling lovechild of Skynet and Hilter (I think only metaphorically, but who knows what deleted scenes there might be on the cutting room floor). I mean we seriously devote a huge chunk of the movie to talking about, getting to, and talking with a guy about his delusions of the importance of preserving old cowboy songs for their cryptic history lessons. Except in the exact, and extremely unique scenario presented in the movie, when is this going to be helpful?

This is the only one of the classic 50’s Bert I pictures left unriffed, and I say, we can't let that stand. Here's the trailer:
https://youtu.be/GKzrALaaOOE

As any MSTie can plainly see, it uses the exact same stock footage as 'King Dinosaur' and the same terrible front-projection techniques as 'The Amazing Colossal Man' and 'War of the Colossal Beast,' only somehow even crappier. In fact, I’m pretty sure the only reason they didn’t use it during the original run of MST3K was because they were all sick and tired of making fun of the same stupid iguana with a fin glued to his back.

I'd love to see this one riffed, but it may fall under the same umbrella as 'The Amazing Colossal Man' and 'War of the Colossal Beast,' where the film rights passed to Jack Nicholson's widow (his dad was one half of American International Pictures) who is fiercely protective of her IP rights has refused to allow Shout to release any of the MST3K episodes. (Even attempting to sue them for using still images in some of their bonus features.)