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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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7496 results found
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The Gingerdead Man
This stinker has Gary Busse! What could be better then that? Only you making this film hilarious!
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6 votes
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Empire of the Ants
Empire of the Ants (1977)
Bert I. Gordon must be stopped!55 votes -
Jason And The Argonauts (1963)
This movie is a classic in terms of the, at the time, revolutionary animation and filming techniques, but thankfully due to its age it's perfect for a good Riffing!
33 votes -
Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1965)
US edited version of a Russian Sci-Fi movie about astronauts and their robot, John, exploring the planet Venus and its prehistoric lifeforms. Former SHERLOCK HOLMES Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue of THIS ISLAND EARTH star in this fantastic tale set in 2020.
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Rocky IV
Obviously the most politically and culturally relevant of all the 'Rocky' epics. The movie that ended not only the Cold War, but James Brown's career. Dolph Lundgren's performance won him an Oscar for Most Dumbfounded Expression in a Sports Movie. This must be riffed before Putin reforms the empire!
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Crash (2006)
The greatest afterschool special of all time!
11 votes -
38 votes
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and At World's End
The first is riffed... why not the sequels?
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The Marine (2006)
No one says action than the Mister Rogers of WWE, John Cena
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17 votes
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Escape 2000 (AKA Turkeyshoot)
Australian mess featuring Steve Railsback and Olivia Hussey. 1984 meets the Most Dangerous Game, plus a hairy beast man in a kicky vest (imagine Han Solo and Chewbacca's lovechild). It's a blast.
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Private Wars
1993 movie in which Steve Railsback "acts like" an alcoholic ex-cop who helps his buddy (I Can't Believe it's not Carl Weathers) save the community from thugs and crooked land developers.
18 votes -
Food of the Gods
The Food of the Gods (1976)
Bert I. Gordon strikes again. Schlocky 70's monster movie. It has huge wasps, huget rats and huge Marjoe Gortner overacting. Makes "Night of the Lepus" look like 2001 by comparison. "Loosely" based on an H.G. Wells story which means they just basically stole the title.55 votes -
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
An absolutely delightful, awful fantasy movie. Uwe Boll, Burt Reynolds (complete with royal rug), sylvan defenders on loan from Cirque du Soleil, and a 4% from RT. Yes, this movie has it all. Boll's cinematographic vision seems to have been providing a very yellow aura to the early scenes of the film; after that, he clearly lost interest.
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March of the Wooden Soldiers/Babes in Toyland
Laurel and Hardy put their distinctive stamp on the classic children's operetta, along with a monkey in a Mickey Mouse outfit and nursery-rhyme character costumes that would make Sid and Marty Krofft blush.
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"The War Game," "Testament," or "Threads."
Two uber depressing nuclear war movies of fictional content. One features complete hopelessness and despair, British style; the other features complete hopelessness and despair, San Francisco Treat style. Both are well written, well acted, well directed films, classics of their genre. Neither have the slightest spark of humor or hope in them in the slightest, the British one, "Threads" being generally described as a Movie that makes "The Day After" (the movie that made Ronald Reagan negotiate a nuclear arms treaty) as a jolly romp in the park.
For extra points, how about the Academy Award Winning "The War Game"…
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The Tower (1993)
I vaguely remember watching this almost-completely-forgotten Paul Reiser made-for-TV vehicle when it was on TV back in the ‘90s, and have been wanting to rewatch it for ages. I remember it being pretty cheesily terrible, but little did I know, the entirety of it was on YouTube.
In this classic case of “computers gone wild", the so-called "smartest building in the world", nicknamed CAS, decides Paul Reiser is a major security threat based almost entirely on the fact that he is acting like Paul Reiser. (Depending on how you look at this, this is either a service to mankind or…
23 votes -
Fantastic Voyage
A miniaturized Raquel Welch traveling through the human body.
54 votes -
Communion (1989)
Ultra dry, largely improvised late '80s New York ensemble drama.
Oh, it also has Christopher Walken dancing with blue aliens.
33 votes
