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Surviving the Game
I believe that the material speaks for itself... also Gary Busey.
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50 votes
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Killer Workout/ Aerobicide
Hilarious movie about murders at a gym.
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Dr. Phibes Rises Again
Vincent Price plays a brainwashed actor that murders people in the same way his character does? Maybe? It's a Shyamalanian twist, but before Shyamalan. Did that blow your mind?! Well, neither will this movie!
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Edward Scissorhands
my kids are begging for this
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10 votes
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Phantom of the Paradise
One of the best cult classic musicals that is ripe for riffing. So much 70s, so much ridiculousness, so much camp!
55 votes -
The Nut Job
http://www.metacritic.com/movie/the-nut-job
Any cheesier animation would be any easier, this is it. (Includes a Gangnam Style segment)
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honey I shrunk the kids
Seymour Krelborne and Max Headroom try to save the least interesting kids in the universe.
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Zone Troopers (1986)
Italy, 1944. Four American soldiers survive a German ambush and get lost behind enemy lines. The men are prepared for anything, that is until they discover an alien spacecraft. TRANCERS alumni Tim Thomerson, Biff Manard, and Art LaFleur join MASTER NINJA star Timothy Van Patten for a war movie in the tradition of classic Science Fiction tales.
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Eliminators (1986)
"A former pilot rebels against his creator, teaming up with the scientist responsible for android technology, her pet robot Spot, a rough-and-tumble riverboat guide, and a martial arts warrior."
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I was a Teenage Frankenstein (1957)
Created by the same people who made "I was a Teenage Werewolf". The only major difference is that annoying Donny Most wannabe imp guy isn't in this.
This also stars Whit Bissell playing, for all intent and purposes, the same character. He even uses some of the same lines!
I don't know which is more gross in this film. The dismembered body parts or Whit Bissell having a love interest and kissing same!
This is pure Riff fodder!!
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Galaxy of Terror (1981)
Erin Moran, Edward Albert, Ray Walston. SciFi suspense thriller in which a rescue space ship crew meets up with horrors projected by their own imaginations.
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Mission Kill - 1986 action film brings Cameron Mitchell and David Winters together pre Space Mutiny
This movie stars Robert Ginty from Warriors of the Lost World and teams him up with the director of Space Mutiny and of course Cameron Mitchell who is in most movies worth riffing. This is in keeping with the tradition of the many other action movies that feature completely unlikable heroes. Others being David Carradines character in the Future Force/Zone movies, Joe Done Baker in most of his movies, Lee in laser Mission etc.
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Set Up
Set Up is a nightmare of a movie that stars 50 Cent.
There are no words for this awkwardness.20 votes -
Vibrations (AKA Cyberstorm) (1995)
A bit of 90's techno cheese. Our "hero" is a musician whose hands are chopped off (by a bunch of drunken toughs) on his way to his big audition. Naturally, he becomes a homeless bum with rubber hands, living in NYC. He sleeps one night by a warehouse being used for raves, run by Al Bundy's daughter. Eventually, (after he saves her from a mugger by virtue of said mugger's knife getting stuck in his rubber hand), they fall in love. He is introduced to the "joy" of techno music, and (somehow) her friends build him a pair of robot…
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Q The winged serpent
It is a hilarious 80's film with very bad claymation and a cast of characters you won't soon forget or forgive. Oh, it also stars David Carradine!
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The Monster That Challenged the World
The Monster That Challenged the World is a 1957 science-fiction monster movie, about an army of giant mollusks that emerge from the Salton Sea, California. Directed by Arnold Laven, the film starred Tim Holt and Audrey Dalton.
48 votes
