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7496 results found
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E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
A Classic Spielberg flick from the 80s where all this little alien wants to do is Phone Home!
299 votes -
firestorm
The funniest unintentionally funny movie ever starring former nfl player Howie Long as a trooper who puts out forest fires from airplanes...enjoy!
28 votes -
Project Kill
Leslie Nielsen at his finest
8 votes -
The Man Who Fell To Earth
C'mon, a David Bowie movie almost riffs itself.
95 votes -
Joysticks (1983)
Joe Don Baker goes on a crusade to shut down the local arcade. Wacky Hi-jinks ensue.
456 votes -
Sleepless in Seattle
A film starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.
25 votes -
rear window
A photographer (Jimmy Stewart) is stuck in an apartment overlooking other apartments because of a broken leg. Has a beautiful girlfriend (Grace Kelly) and is convinced he has witnessed a murder.
26 votes -
Journey of the Lost Balloon
1961
(Rated PG)
IMDB:
A professor is hired to navigate across Africa in a hot-air balloon to rescue a lost explorer, but a mysterious local villain named "Hindu" commandeers the balloon for his own nefarious purposes.An advertising gimmick used for this film was the giveaway of "motion sickness pills" to ticket buyers. The critics had a field day with it.
Hindu: Don't be misled. There could be a thousand cannibals beneath those fronds and you wouldn't see one. It was among these very trees that the unfortunate Frenchman Maison was murdered in 1845.
[picks up a piece of cheese]…23 votes -
202 votes
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Hawk the Hunter
Hawk the Hunter is the long awaited sequel to Hawk the Slayer. Currently it's got 28 days left to raise the $500k for production so I encourage everyone to help fund it on Kickstarter so we can watch it get Riffed on. You all know you want it.
Below is the campaign link:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/723609774/hawk-the-hunter?ref=HappeningNewsletterSep0215
2 votes -
Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land (AKA Starflight One)
Lee Majors stars as the pilot of a supersonic space plane that is knocked off course on its maiden voyage and must be rescued by the space shuttle (several space shuttles, actually). I think Hal Linden was in it, too. A bad TV disaster movie from the early 80s.
28 votes -
Stealth
A movie about a fighter jet that becomes self-aware after being struck by lightning. Stars Jamie Foxx and Jessica Biehl. It needs to be done!
30 votes -
The Midnight Hour (1985)
This is the ultimate bad Halloween film, starring LeVar Burton (post "Roots", Pre "Reading Rainbow"/"Star Trek TNG"), Peter DeLuise, Shar Belafonte and Michelle Pfeiffer...'s sister Deedee.
A 1985 Classic made-for-TV movie about teenagers in a sleepy New England town bringing the dead back to life on Halloween by reading an 300-year old witch's scroll--this movie has EVERYTHING!
ZOMBIES! WEREWOLVES! ROMANCES WITH GHOSTS! WITCHY-VAMPIRE LADIES! DANCING! SINGING! THE DAD FROM "THAT '70'S SHOW"!
This movie is a hidden gem of classic Halloween fun. So bad but oh-so good!
38 votes -
A Very Brady Christmas
This would make an awesome holiday selection! Very riffable. Here's the entire made-for-TV movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaouixD7jQM
333 votes -
Bloom (2014)
This indie period-piece has everything: too-clean actors, stilted "old timey" dialogue, and (last but not least) a gory dismemberment scene that isn't referred to again -- at all.
Throw in a dash of Stockholm Syndrome and a soupcon self-flagellation, and you have BLOOM. It's like "Little House on the Prairie," directed by Tommy Wiseau.
14 votes -
Dunderklumpen
Swedish film from 70s about a troll bringing toys to life to keep him company.
Early attempt to mix animation with live action.
To sum up in riffrax terms it's sort of "who framed the ice cream bunny"
26 votes -
Terminal 2004
Tom Hanks plays an eastern immigrant who finds himself stranded in JFK airport, and must take up temporary residence there.
Even if you love this movie you still know how ridiculous it is!
with the amazing scenes of him being very odd..23 votes -
babadook
The bizarre Australia "horror" film.
12 votes -
Zombie Campout
Zombie Campout
Info: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0350370/
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NYIZhaQkLgI saw this a few years ago and I own it on DVD, I remember that I almost hated watching it but it was so SO bad that I had to keep watching it.
19 votes -
Winter of The Witch (1969) Short Film (narrated by Burgess Meredith)
"The life of a witch is disrupted by the arrival of a boy and his mother. The intruders' presence makes her struggle to adjust to the modern world, and to change from bad to good witch. Based on the book "Old Black Witch" by Wende and Harry Devlin. Starring Hermione Gingold, Anna Strasberg, Roger Morgan and Burgess Meredith as the Narrator.
Thomas Sand Productions
Director: Gerald Herman
Witch: Hermione Gingold
Mother: Anna Strasberg
Nicky: Roger Morgan
Narrator: Burgess Meredith"This is just weird enough to work I think haha. It's 22 minutes - not bad for a short film plus…
23 votes
