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1. Metropolis (2001)

   Not the silent film, but the anime version featuring a futuristic city if it was made during the jazz age. Includes old-timey character designs.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY0C_xuTZrQ

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2. Millennium Actress

   An anime film featuring an actress remembering her past, which is actually an odd blend of her real memories and the films she was in.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpGrD5wUzKE

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3. The Wraith

   A 1986 film starring Charlie Sheen. Charlie Sheen is killed and comes back as a ghost/alien thingy. And there are a lot of Mad Max wannabe villains. It's so bad - it's comedy gold.

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4. Puss in boots (1988)

   Christopher walken IS Puss in boots

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5. leviathin

   ideally, my idea is:
   if you do riff this classic, my input would be incorporated and I'd be paid for my involvement,
   (or lack of), either way I'll be laughing.

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6. World Gone Wild (with Adam Ant)!!!

   This is a wonderful(-ly bad) post-apocalyptic movie with Adam Ant staring as a socio-pathic cult leader who reads to his followers the words of Charles Manson. (I used to have this on VHS, taped off of late night TV. I'm not sure how difficult it would be to get today, but this film is begging to be riffed.)

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7. The Gate

   Reason 1: Tiny Stephen Dorff!

   Reason 2: Cheesy 80's horror!

   Reason 3: Stop motion demons!

   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093075/

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JYQWJtDC3E

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8. Chu chu tv

   If you go to YouTube you can watch this. There is a bunch of episodes. Cartoons of little kids singing nursery rhymes, but the English is off quite a bit, some of it is just really strange. Check it out.

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9. against the wild

   1.no real actors. 2.it shows you how NOT to survive in the woods. 3.exiting premise, dull movie.

   15 votes

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10. The Blind Side

    The movie that made white people feel good about not hating black people with plenty of fried chicken, grape drank, and watermelon all across America! That's right! Except for our Supporting character hero of Michael Oher all black people are shown as gang bangers. The white people may be snooty, but a simple "Shame on you" is enough to keep them in line. Sandra Bullock wins an Oscar in a movie that was nominated for Best Picture and made a bajillion dollars for reasons I'll never understand. The story of football sensation Michael Oher is told the best way possible, through a rich white family. On the cutting room floor is a shot of he holding a goldfish named "Hope" that dies somewhere in the second act. The screenplay has events happen that are probably supposed to be chronological (although some can't really be) but keep one's hopes up for an Inception-like plot rearranging.

    The movie that made white people feel good about not hating black people with plenty of fried chicken, grape drank, and watermelon all across America! That's right! Except for our Supporting character hero of Michael Oher all black people are shown as gang bangers. The white people may be snooty, but a simple "Shame on you" is enough to keep them in line. Sandra Bullock wins an Oscar in a movie that was nominated for Best Picture and made a bajillion dollars for reasons I'll never understand. The story of football sensation Michael Oher is told the best way possible,… more

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11. Madhouse

    Vincent Price plays a former actor who may or may not be a killer. Includes a crazy spider lady in his basement just for the hell of it. Its goofiness makes it prime riffing material. But it has enough pauses between dialogue to make riffing easy.

    17 votes

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12. The Bride (1985)

    Sting, Jennifer Beals, Carey Elwes
    (From Rotten Tomatoes): In this update of James Whale's classic The Bride of Frankenstein, pop star Sting furthers his burgeoning film career by portraying cinema's signature mad scientist. Disgusted by his dim-witted and ugly original creation (Clancy Brown), Dr. Frankenstein sets out to animate an improved version. Though lovely on the outside, Eva (Jennifer Beals) begins her new life as little more than an animal. With the help of his trusty housekeeper (Geraldine Page), however, Frankenstein soon grooms the beautiful zombie into a reasonable facsimile of an upper-class debutante...

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13. The Lawnmower Man

    This ridiculous and preposterous abomination would be perfect shooting practice for Mike and the boys!

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14. Vegetable Soup (1973 - Syndicated TV Show)

    This one I'll have a bit better for you. Now I know RiffTrax doesn't riff TV shows per se, but this one you might love to riff at least one of the episodes for this one made shows from Sid Marty & Krofft look positively normal. In fact if Mike, Bill and Kevin view this first episode I've linked to, they'll probably think 'Fun in Balloonland' is a cake walk compared to this.

    So what is 'Vegetable Soup?' Possibly a show designed by Andy Warhol to compliment his art? You wish.

    Once upon a riff, Kevin lamented that 'Free to Be, You and Me,' was responsible for an aci short.. not sure if it was 'At Your Fingertips: Grass,' or 'Cylinders.' But what 'Free to Be' did inspire was this plan on educating our kids to be tolerant of others of gender, race and cultures. Thus, in the Seventies, PBS and Syndicated series started producing a plethora of shows to do just that.

    However, when you see, Vegetable Soup, you might feel the same way as you did with 'Read On!' Especially since the intro has disturbing animation with them singing the theme song about the world being like a bowl of vegetable soup.

    Basically the show itself is broken up into vignettes: The first one is called 'Outerscope One.' This one hearkens back to the days of the marionette shows, 'Thunderbirds' and 'Stingray,' so no, you haven't lost your mind.

    Essentially the plot goes something like this, some kids decide on constructing a spaceship (or skylab, as they call it), which looks like something the Little Rascals had engineered (then again, I think they could've come up with something better), and they launch themselves up into space with a kettle that spews forth (get this) a solution of baking soda and vinegar (or something to that effect), and can safely pierce the atmosphere without burning up, or worry about asphyxiation for the fact their window is a bicycle tire (wasn't 70s world wonderful). Anyway, as with the Robinson Family, the kids end up getting lost, but travel to worlds where each have some underlying message about accepting others.

    After this segment ends, you'll scream GAH! Mainly because remember the animated singers in the intro? To segue you to the next segment, they show one band member sing about the next segment.

    Usually the following short will deal with kids round the world doing stuff. But one short vignette I remember most was 'Nigel.'

    Who's 'Nigel,' you ask? He's a pet boa constrictor which a little boy owns and has bizarre adventures, such as having him lose Nigel in a library, getting a fellow student to blame Nigel for biting him, and things like that. And, no, Bill, it doesn't have Nigel strangling and eating the kid, though for the most part there were times you'd like to see that.

    But the most bizarre segment of the series happen to be 'Woody the Spoon.' Voiced by the Miss Divine herself, Bette Midler, Woody would appear with his disturbing floating face and dole out a cooking lesson in rhyme upon foods from around the world. Personally, I used to endure the other crap just to see these segments, just for the fact the tune was actually soothing, just to offset the disturbing animation.

    Usually at the end we'd see the face (which was probably the ghost of Cookie Monster's ancestors) gobble up the food, then lick Woody.

    Overall, the reasons I feel RiffTrax should take a stab at an episode of this are as follows:

    (1) Outerscope One: If the stories aren't thinly-disguised, the marionettes are hilarious, as well as some of the plots. And as I aforementioned you really have to suspend disbelief with this one.

    (2) Woody the Spoon: The fact Bette Midler does the voice for this is a bit mind-blowing, since this was done probably before she became famous. Though she does an excellent job with the character, the animation does make this a bit off-putting. But it's fun to see how out-there you can make cooking something like Japanese rice for kids.

    (3) Nigel segments/live segments - Usually nothing special with the other live segments (think the .. and Families series which were previously riffed). But the Nigel segments stand out mainly not due to the antics which occur, yet, the odd fact Nigel's owner's family allows him to actually own a boa constrictor. (Interesting fact: a lot of families hated this segment because kids who did watch this show usually wanted a pet snake as well)

    I've submitted some links here for you to see the show. I recommend only selecting an episode from the series' First Season, since they were more riffable than the Second, which they did tone down on the animation, but did have Outerscope Two have an adventure on Earth, and combined the marionettes with live-action this time. Then had a strange game show called, 'The Big Job.' But the rest sort of lacked the bizarre atmosphere of the First Season.

    With that, I submit to you, Vegetable Soup:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwktFmbBg2c (Full Ep. 1)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKOPVjpMZ4g (Woody)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRcNIqrZ6KI (Outerscope One)

    This one I'll have a bit better for you. Now I know RiffTrax doesn't riff TV shows per se, but this one you might love to riff at least one of the episodes for this one made shows from Sid Marty & Krofft look positively normal. In fact if Mike, Bill and Kevin view this first episode I've linked to, they'll probably think 'Fun in Balloonland' is a cake walk compared to this.

    So what is 'Vegetable Soup?' Possibly a show designed by Andy Warhol to compliment his art? You wish.

    Once upon a riff, Kevin lamented that 'Free to… more

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15. 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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16. 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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17. Riding The Bus With My Sister

    Rosie O'Donnell goes "full retard" (and then some) in this Hallmark TV movie from 2005.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNGG6gK2fMM

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18. https://archive.org/details/prelinger&tab=collection

    Looks like someone beat me too it lol but there are some good ones on here

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19. Beyond Atlantis (1973)

    Starring one of John Wayne's kids, John Ashley known for such greats as: How to Stuff a Wild Bikini and the little known debut of Grace Armas (the screaming lady from National Lampoon's senior trip) as several of the swimming Atlanteans (No joke, I can give you her business # to verify that, she lives in Canada.)...Oh Sid Haig's in it too I guess. Marvel at terrible cinematic and even worse foam rubber tentacles. Watch an entire civilization struggle to make one woman mate.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glol2EqTWLA
    If for no other reason then do it for the eyes!

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20. Deep Blue Sea

    Seriously, there is so much to work with in this movie. Giving a voice to the Sharks, the bad acting, the horrific music score, the ridiculous shark kills. You can't pay directors to set themselves up for a riffing like this. Please guys. Do this one next!

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