Rutger Hauer and Jake Busey’s Dad, weave a crazy web of deceit when the “RICH” get loaded, it’s all thanks to (unfortunately not a true “lemon drink” ) ICE-T as the lead thing-guy getting hunted by B-C movie actors ... the supporting cast rules

Another sadsack Bruce Willis paycheck flick for him to phone it in....
500 years in the future and their driving around in 21st century SUVs and fighting with basic handguns.

Production value challenging the cheapness of Asylum, if channelling Ed Wood.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBnURXda4uQ
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11762434/reference

Would be good for riffing since it stars Kari Wurner and a bazillion CGI spiders. I could see some scenes with a line like "I'm not touching you!" or something about arachnophobia or even one with something about Golden Corral! It's not too long, fairly amusing anyways and ripe for riffing IMHO.

If you can find an English dubbed version it would be a perfect movie to riff.

Bizarre little 60's film that seems good for Rifftrax. It's short (70 minutes), has crazy characters menaced by doll people controlled by Banga! Zombie Movies said the film "must have elicited more giggles than gasps on its release". K .Gordon Murray strikes again!

3615 code Père Noël (also known as Deadly Games, Dial Code Santa Claus, Game Over, and Hide and Freak) is a 1989 French horror-thriller film written and directed by René Manzor. It is noted for its similarities to the 1990 American film Home Alone, the makers of which Manzor once threatened with legal action on the grounds of plagiarism, alleging that they had "remade my movie".

1980 "Santa" "slasher"...I feel like this looney main character needs to be riffed.

If the title isn't enough to be a reason, picture if you dare a grungy detective who battles the undead while battling erectile dysfunction. It has adorable street walkers, crazed cultists, and a thousand reasons not to smoke. Gotta love Pittsburgh!

It's debatable whether it's a holiday movie or not. I like Mattew Elliott but I can't understand his accent as well on his riffs. This is a classic. I would love an mp3 of the guys riffing it.

Hampton Yount describes this 1985 horror movie as an “uneven mess,” alternatingly “pitch black” or full of unintentional comedy, or intentionally comedy that doesn’t land. It stars an itty bitty Drew Barrymore, apparently.

Bill Goldberg plays Santa and starts murdering after many years of being forced to be good by losing a bet curling with an angel played by Robert Culp. This movie is hysterical and a holiday favorite for us.

Badger, Rat and Mole are trying to save Toad Hall and its owner, their rich, irresponsible airhead ******* friend Toad, from himself, and financial ruin, the court and a gang of conspiratorial weasels who have their eye on the place.

This is a bad movie. High production value but just. Plain. Awful. The jokes practically write themselves. Do us a favor and riff this monstrosity please.

Welcome To The Circle is one of the worst horror movies ever made. The plot is ridiculous, the main character gets killed in the first 3 minutes, the effects are awful, the dialogue is laughable, and the entire film is such a dumb, stupid mess. You will love it.

"Bubble class!"

It was filmed in San Jose Ca and you can visit many of the places where it was shot. This movie is right up your alley and similar to death promise in how ridiculous it is. We would love to host you in town as well if you wanted to do a live. (When you feel it is safe to do so).

It isn't even out yet, all I know is that I need you guys to spend the hours and take us to the uncanny, bizarre, and terrifying world of half CGI Taylor Swift Cat and her dancing cronies.

This movie should be considered because I feel there is plenty of opportunity for Riffs (like gender roles and cutting a crown off a dead rat and putting it on a girl's head and we're just cool with that??), Macaulay being in it also adds to the opportunities for riffs, and there is not a lot of talking in the movie so funny commentary would be an awesome addition. Thanks for considering.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcVrp--9UUc

Someone threw all of 1999 into a blender and then poured out this abomination.

SF Sketch Fest with Trace Beaulieu, Frank Conniff, Bill Corbett, Kevin Murphy, Mary Jo Pehl and Jonah Ray. Any chance of this selection being added to the Live Riffs?

I don't care the material -- it could be the phone book! I just love the dynamic and perspectives of Bridget and Mary Jo!