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Tell us 3 good reasons your movie should be considered. Include photos and links and your suggestion MAY end up on RiffTrax.com or in movie theaters for RiffTrax LIVE!

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  1. Communion (1989)

    Ultra dry, largely improvised late '80s New York ensemble drama.

    Oh, it also has Christopher Walken dancing with blue aliens.

    33 votes

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  2. 27 votes

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  3. The Road Warrior

    A classic owned by many with a sequel coming down the pike next year. Lots of opportunities to ridicule Mel Gibson!

    60 votes

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  4. The Manitou

    Tony Curtis vs. a Native American shaman who possesses his wife

    http://youtu.be/yIKU9hzRq6k

    27 votes

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  5. 9 votes

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  6. 14 votes

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  7. Cyborg Cop

    The origin story of our fanny-pack wearing supercop. This one is more riffable than the second, and actually has 5-10 minutes of an honest-to-goodness cyborg cop (unlike the second)!

    44 votes

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  8. 58 votes

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  9. Oblivion (2013)

    There is so much goofy material to go on here whether it's the various Tom Cruise buttocks shots, horrid CGI animation, bored looking Morgan Freeman wearing a poor man's David Caruso's shades, rejected electronic music bass in the background or just the mere, rather bland female love interest speaking in a British accent.

    33 votes

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  10. 2012

    You heard it here first from CHAAARRRRLLLIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEE

    52 votes

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  11. The War of the Worlds (1953)

    Before there was a Dr. Clayton Forrester tormenting our SOL-stranded heroes from the bowels of Deep 13, there was another Dr. Clayton Forrester who battled (pompously and ineffectively) against a horde of Martian invaders. The Martians proved immune to guns, heavy artillery, and even nuclear weapons. But apparently, they could be prayed to death. Best known today for being a precursor to other, bigger budget ripoffs of H.G. Wells' science-fiction masterpiece in 1996 (Independence Day) and 2005 (L. Ron Hubbard vs. Mars).

    44 votes

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  12. Wing Commander (1999)

    Freddie Prinze Jr and Matthew Lillard, nuff said.
    More? Jurgen Prochnow and plenty of potential for Das Boot jokes.

    52 votes

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  13. It's Alive

    NOT THE KILLER BABY MOVIE!!
    The 1969 made for TV Larry Buchanan classic starring Billy Thurman as a psycho hillbilly with a pet monster which is actually also Billy Thurman in a wetsuit and cheap monster mask.
    Tommy Kirk shows up gets locked in the cave and falls in love.
    20+ minutes of the 80 minute running time is a non synch sound flashback.
    Thurman's performance would have earned him an oscar if this was not a TV movie and unbelievale Tour De Force.

    Public Doman = Instant VOD Gold!!!!

    31 votes

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  14. Sphere (1998)

    Dustin Hoffman, Samuel L. Jackson, and some other people deep under water get freaked out by some weird sci fi stuff including a spectacular large gold ball. Also features a SLJ vs calamari subplot.

    35 votes

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  15. The Island

    I bought this mess of a movie at a clearance bin at a Blockbuster when it came out strictly because it seemed a sure bet that it would receive the Rifftrax treatment. Please don't let my hard earned $3 go to waste!

    (From Rotton Tomatoes)
    A clone of THX 1183, Coma, and Logan's Run, The Island is another loud and bombastic Michael Bay movie where explosions and chases matter more than characters, dialogue, or plot.

    51 votes

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  16. Remote Control (1988)

    This one deserves riffing basically because the irony of it is the fact the core of the movie actually centers around a bad B-flick which the Rifftrax crew would more likely riff.

    Here's the plot, Kevin Dillon (from the updated 'The Blob' and Matt Dillon's bro) plays as a video store clerk, Cosmo (no kidding), who unwittingly stumbles across this alien plot to brainwash people with a '50s film called (surprise, surprise) 'Remote Control.'

    (Heck, if the aliens wanted to make people go insane, just have them capture folks into a theater showing nothing but 'Manos' with those 'Norman' shorts.)

    31 votes

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  17. 17 votes

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  18. King Kong Lives (1986)

    Having survived his plummet from the World Trade Center in 1976, Kong is saved by a blood transfusion given from a giant female ape recently discovered in Africa. The scientific community celebrates, but the army s determined to avoid the bloodshed of Kong's last rampage. Linda Hamilton and Brian Kerwin star in this heartbreaking love story about two animals caught up in the violent world of Man.

    46 votes

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  19. This Island Earth

    We all heard the stories of how the studio "noted" you guys to death and made the jokes less frequent to allow for laughs and the movie was cut too. You went after Manos again with fresh eyes a full on re-riff of This Island Earth would be great!

    47 votes

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  20. Mermaids: The Body Found

    Mermaids is a docufiction[1] that originally aired as Mermaids: The Body Found on May 27, 2012, on Animal Planet and June 17 on Discovery Channel. It tells a story of a scientific team's investigative efforts to uncover the source behind mysterious underwater recordings of an unidentified marine body. The show presents the generally discredited aquatic ape hypothesis as evidence that mermaids exist, along with a digitally manufactured video. A sequel broadcast called Mermaids: The New Evidence aired May 26, 2013.

    35 votes

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