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1. Game Warden

   Game Warden (1955)
   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0048107/
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyJ0e9ihdn0

   Caught this earlier this morning on TMC after an old Helen of Troy movie.

   "Of course, the warden's not just a glorified guide, either. He's still on the lookout for law violations, too. And Mr. Beaver here has pulled a dandy."
   Mr. Beaver: the greatest criminal mastermind of the 20th century.

   "Deer poachers. They shot at the farmer, too; a case of deadly assault. The bullet will be dug from the tree for ballistics study. The hide goes into cold storage as evidence."
   Along with the farmer.

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2. Jackie Brown 1997

   Jackie Brown (1997), the third film from director Quentin Tarantino, serves as his subtle homage to Blaxploitation.

   Riff Material includes:
   - Pam "Foxy Brown" Grier is introduced as titular character Jackie Brown to "Across 110th Street" by Bobby Womack.
   - Samuel "Snakes on a Plane" L Jackson wearing long hair and a braided goatee.
   - The Trunk scene paired with Strawberry Letter 23 by The Brother Johnson (Makes sense in Context)
   - Johnny Cash in a Blaxploitation film? Only from Tarantino.

   https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0119396/

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3. Solomon Kane

   James Purefoy is a warrior in the 17th century who is so good at slaying that his soul becomes cursed by the Devil's Reaper. He is finally convinced to live as piously as possible but wouldn't you know it there are still plenty of people that need slaying. Purefoy's badass-ness is so undeniable that he, in a moment of weakness in which he let himself be crucified, he gets really really angry and tears himself of the cross to go kick Medieval asses all over again.

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4. Lifted (2010)

   13 years old Henry Matthews struggles with life after his reservist father is deployed to Afghanistan. With the help of a local pastor, the boy decides to take part in a local singing contest.

   Unintentionally hilarious!

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5. The Touch (1983)

   Reasons:
   1) A young Kevin Costner co-stars and is eventually murdered around 3/4ths of the movie.
   2) A casino manager strips to his briefs in hopes of having sex while a team of card sharks get away with over $600,000.
   3) A lady card shark dresses like a man to play casino blackjack and uses clairvoyance to win big.

   This movie was originally called Stacy's Knights and has a 17% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie is available to watch as an Amazon Prime video under the title, The Touch.

   The movie is listed as the sixth credit for Kevin Costner on IMDB as Stacy's Knights. The Kevin Costner image on the new cover is of an older Kevin Costner then in the movie.

   Reasons:
   1) A young Kevin Costner co-stars and is eventually murdered around 3/4ths of the movie.
   2) A casino manager strips to his briefs in hopes of having sex while a team of card sharks get away with over $600,000.
   3) A lady card shark dresses like a man to play casino blackjack and uses clairvoyance to win big.

   This movie was originally called Stacy's Knights and has a 17% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie is available to watch as an Amazon Prime video under the title, The Touch.

   The movie is listed as the sixth credit for… more

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6. Filmation's Journey Back to OZ (c 1980)

   Originally this was Filmation's tribute to celebrate the Wizard of Oz's 40th Anniversary in 1979, but it came out a bit later for the Holidays. The original broadcast had live segments with Bill Cosby playing as the Wizard to help connect scenes in the film.

   As the name suggests, Dorothy and Toto get caught once more by a cyclone in Kansas (okay, tornado for you purists) and winds up in OZ once again.

   Attempting to make her way to the Emerald City, she takes a wrong turn and comes across a menacing looking cottage, where a crow (voiced by Mel Blanc) entices Dorothy to look into a cauldron (because THAT'S always an exceptional idea), and discovers (believe it or not) green elephants cooking.

   Before she can leave, she is confronted by Mombi, who apparently was kin to the former Wicked Witch of the West. Apparently Mombi wants her revenge by unleashing her green elephant horde upon the Emerald City and overthrow the Scarecrow.

   Fortunately Dorothy escapes with the help of Pumpkinhead (and NO, not the monster), who was brought to life by Mombi herself as a slave. Though they attempt to warn the Scarecrow in Emerald City, Mombi takes over and imprisons him and Toto, with Dorothy and Pumpkinhead nearly escaping with the help of the Wooden Horse from a carousel.

   Naturally, Dorothy seeks help from Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion, but their fears of what these elephants could do to them make them bow out, but they suggest to see Glinda, the Good Witch of the North.

   Naturally, Glinda has learned about the situation from her 'Lookie' Bird and does provide Dorothy some help in the form of a small white box. They store the box in the Wooden Horse's compartment and set out, but as typical fashion.. thanks to her crystal ball, Mombi attempts to stop them with a wicked forest. Unable to open the horse's compartment, Dorothy and Pumpkinhead are at the mercy of the trees.. until Glinda sends a golden axe to help them out.

   Now before you think Dorothy's going to go all Jason Voorhees on those trees, the golden axe doesn't kill them (remember this was still the age of HEAVILY CENSORED entertainment). Instead when it strikes a tree, it transforms them into giggly-golden trees. No seriously..

   Anyway, to sum up, Dorothy and the crew head back to the Emerald City, open the box, which releases White Mice .. because Elephants fear them.. and Mombi's plan folds faster than a house of cards.

   In a desperate attempt to escape, she transforms herself into a rose for some reason.. not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer.. only to meet her demise by the rampaging elephants.. yes, Mombi gets destroyed by her own creation, like Victor Franken-what's-his-name...

   So as a result, the elephant's fade and Emerald City is restored, but the celebration is short-lived as Pumpkinhead gets reverted back into a lifeless pumpkin. Sad, Dorothy is visited by Glinda, who claims she cannot save Pumpkinhead because he was an enchantment of Mombi's (sort of a Bewitched rule, huh? She can make a mind-blowing golden axe, mice from a box, but not reanimate a pumpkin.. strange). So they revert to the tear thing, as Dorothy's tear magically revives Pumpkinhead.

   The story ends when Glinda creates a tornado to send Dorothy and Toto back to Kansas.. and afterwards, you'll be whispering like Bill, 'seriously, what the hell what that?'

   So why should RiffTrax dare animate this odd sequel of sorts?

   1) The odd cast of thousands: Because this was supposed to be sort of an anniversary special, Filmation had actually obtained many famous actors to play the characters. Most notable was Liza Minnelli, who was Judy Garland's daughter, to play Dorothy. As well as Paul Lynde as Pumpkinhead, and Ethel Merman as Mombi.. speaking of 'witch..'

   2) Ethel Merman's hilarious, 'Be a Witch' song. Though the movie is fraught with many songs at the drop of a hat. The most memorable tune is Merman belting out this odd tune on how she became a witch, and how her ancestor had poisoned a town by slipping them a mickey in their punch.

   3) The odd mashup of OZ character, and non-canon. If you thought the Dr. Who films were completely non-cannon, Journey Back to OZ has nothing on this, since Mombi and Jack Pumpkinhead were originally character from the second OZ book, but here it's like Filmation just threw away the book itself and went with there own thing. Though the original characters make an appearance, only the Scarecrow has more screen time than them since he's the leader of the Emerald City for some reason.

   BONUS REASON: If you can find an original masters, the Bill Cosby segments were hilarious for the fact they sort of tie and interact with the film, though a bit odd at times. Otherwise, you'll probably get the one where Milton Berle is viewing it from a monitor and does his own rendition of MST3K and RiffTrax before their time.

   Overall, this one is a classic for the fact it was a strange attempt by Filmation to produce a direct-to-tv film honoring the Wizard of OZ, but it really ends up making about as much sense as Fun in Balloonland. Though I couldn't find the whole film on YouTube, I've submitted the playlist for it.

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwQCfCSjOns&list=PLrYnZQqREIHH_RhkhVx-uYuWrZE2ycpaO

   Hope you enjoy it.

   Originally this was Filmation's tribute to celebrate the Wizard of Oz's 40th Anniversary in 1979, but it came out a bit later for the Holidays. The original broadcast had live segments with Bill Cosby playing as the Wizard to help connect scenes in the film.

   As the name suggests, Dorothy and Toto get caught once more by a cyclone in Kansas (okay, tornado for you purists) and winds up in OZ once again.

   Attempting to make her way to the Emerald City, she takes a wrong turn and comes across a menacing looking cottage, where a crow (voiced by Mel… more

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7. The Man Who Turned to Stone

   A group of 18th-century scientists, led by Dr. Murdock, have remained young after all these centuries by using bio-electical energy to suck the life out of young women. If one of the scientists misses a treatment, his skin hardens to the toughness of stone. A female prisoner (aka: possible future energy donor) discovers why so many of her fellow inmates are disappearing, and attempts to stop them with the aid of a prison psychiatrist. Written by Marty McKee
   Some guys finally want to get beauty treatments so they can look and feel good, they attempt to embrace their feminine side and judgmental people get all upset and try to put a stop to it. Guys just want to have fun too!

   A group of 18th-century scientists, led by Dr. Murdock, have remained young after all these centuries by using bio-electical energy to suck the life out of young women. If one of the scientists misses a treatment, his skin hardens to the toughness of stone. A female prisoner (aka: possible future energy donor) discovers why so many of her fellow inmates are disappearing, and attempts to stop them with the aid of a prison psychiatrist. Written by Marty McKee
   Some guys finally want to get beauty treatments so they can look and feel good, they attempt to embrace their feminine side… more

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8. Doctor Who: Dimensions in Time

   This is bad. Really bad. It was supposed to be the 30th anniversary special but it’s almost as bad as the Star Wars Holiday Special. You won’t be able to actually release the video of it because my understanding is that all of the actors made it for free on the condition that it never be released commercially, but you could do a Just a Riff for people to listen to while watching it on YouTube.

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9. 2307: Winters Dream

   2307: Winters Dream is a scifi movie set in a post apocalyptic future where humanity lives underground and the world above is a winter hellscape only populated by genetically engineered super buff slaves. The movie centers around a man hunting one of the bio slaves that killed his wife and apparently cut the baby out of her stomach and took it into 70 below temperatures in the Arizona wasteland. Even without the riffs i laughed my *** off at this movie already all of the writing is as cliche as you can get and the characters are great there are so so so many opportunities to rip on this movie and i know it wont dissappoint. Here's a quote by the main character when they introduce him. " Only liars wear smiles anymore... the joy of living died before the animals did.. buried beneath a tomb of permafrost... and all the humanoid pleasure models in the world wont bring it back.Life shapes us whether we like it or not and its the choices that we make when we're all alone in our secret place that shape the world around us, And here at the end of it all we sit alone together trapped in our decisions Desperate for someone to save us Devoted to the thought of her waiting for me ont the other side... Q Vapor... the drug of choice in the 24th century... I call it "mans greatest invention" because its the only thing that numbs the pain... the only thing that brings her back to me..." I love bad and cheesy movies and this is definitely top notch awful'

   2307: Winters Dream is a scifi movie set in a post apocalyptic future where humanity lives underground and the world above is a winter hellscape only populated by genetically engineered super buff slaves. The movie centers around a man hunting one of the bio slaves that killed his wife and apparently cut the baby out of her stomach and took it into 70 below temperatures in the Arizona wasteland. Even without the riffs i laughed my *** off at this movie already all of the writing is as cliche as you can get and the characters are great there are… more

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10. Lost TV Pilot: America 2100 (1978)

    Once again I bring another lost bizarre pilot from the late 70s. A year before Starstruck, ABC apparently greenlighted this disturbing concept reminiscent of Woody Allen's Sleeper, and later Futurama.

    But not in a really good way.

    Basically the premise goes something to this effect: two standup comedians down on their luck attempt to keep warm within their freezing hotel room. One decides to boil milk for some reason, while the other has them take some sleeping pills.

    Mysteriously as a result, the gas from the oven kills them, but the cold air somehow freezes them cryogenically, where they end up in suspended animation for 120 years. They are found by scientists who use cell rejuvenation to revive them into a bizarre world ran by a supercomputer called Max.

    The funny part is when they Dr. Karen Harland, played by Karen Valentine, who informs them what has happened why the guys ponder whether or not this whole thing is nothing more than a bad dream.

    Max (voiced by Sid Caesar) runs the world by appointing jobs to people when they are six. When the guys begin protesting the way of life here, Max consigns them both to the local zoo as specimens from the 'ancient 20th Century.' Meanwhile they plead their case to Karen by saying it's better to do things you want to do than being assigned, and she has always wanted to dance, leading to a brief montage of her dancing. Enjoying it, she pleads the guys' case to Max.

    Reluctantly Max decides to leave the guys in her care, where she can educate them on life in the 22nd Century, whereas they can teach them how life was in the 20th Century.

    So why should this bizarre pilot be riffed?

    1) Absurd pilot right off the bat: In Sleeper, Woody Allen's character Miles accidentally gets preserved due to a mishap at his hospital; In Futurama, Philip J. Fry accidentally falls into a cryo-chamber and is frozen for 1000 years. But here, you kind of wonder how exactly did these guys get saved from gas inhalation? Though Dr. Karen explains that allegedly in a split-second the cold air mixed with the gas freezes them into suspended animation, one wonders how did they remain in the hotel without anyone finding them. As Mike might ponder: what? Did Earth undergo a global disaster back in 1978 which caused these guys to be buried and well-preserved for 120 years?

    Then comes the odd fact when the guys are revived, they first think they are dreaming, then just accept the fact they've 'slept' for 120 years. Though you want to follow the MST3K mantra, and just relax, but you actually can't for the fact you're still wrapping your head around the fact of how these two guys somehow survived this long.

    2) The lack of futuristic things: One thing I learned about 'futuristic shows' of the 70s was that unless you had a really decent budget, you basically just had a show about people in jumpsuits and videophones with robots and that was about it. In America 2100, for the most part you see Dr. Karen in her futuristic outfit, the scientific looking room. Then Max as a robot, though he's a supercomputer. Sadly, the Jetsons this ain't. Even the House of the Future (aka 1999 AD) at least did a better job, and they were genuinely predicting the future.

    3) Max the supercomputer robot. Not since Crow, Tom and Gypsy have we seen a more hilarious mechanical character. Voiced by Sid Caesar, Max comes off more like a fussy old man than a omnipotent supercomputer. And strangely enough, he's pretty much what makes the show itself. I recall only enduring this long enough to see Max make more appearances.

    Overall America 2100 was also a bit of a trainwreck, though at least it was good there were no apes involved in this one.

    I originally attempted to find some clip to add to this to help you out, but apparently YouTube and Dailymotion have nothing to show. If any of you can find a clip or even the full video to this one, it would be appreciated.

    So whaddya think, sirs?

    Once again I bring another lost bizarre pilot from the late 70s. A year before Starstruck, ABC apparently greenlighted this disturbing concept reminiscent of Woody Allen's Sleeper, and later Futurama.

    But not in a really good way.

    Basically the premise goes something to this effect: two standup comedians down on their luck attempt to keep warm within their freezing hotel room. One decides to boil milk for some reason, while the other has them take some sleeping pills.

    Mysteriously as a result, the gas from the oven kills them, but the cold air somehow freezes them cryogenically, where they end… more

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11. Zone Out

    The first film ever written by an AI, starring Thomas Middleditch, is a story about... Well I have no idea because it makes as much sense as a script would make sense when you try to make a 25th century SkyNet out of 21st century parts!

    For two guys who played robots and one who got constantly ribbed by them, I can think of no greater honor to the first AI-made script than a ribbing by Mike, Bill, and Kevin. Besides, it can't be worse than a Wiseau script!

    ...right?

    https://youtu.be/vUgUeFu2Dcw

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12. Blue City

    Blue City
    From Wikipedia:
    Returning to the small Florida town where he grew up, Billy Turner learns that his father has been killed. With little help from the police, Billy will take matters into his own hands and go up against a ruthless local mob in a desperate search to find the killer.
    The film was considered a disappointment by critics upon release.[14][15]

    Nelson's performance was particularly criticized, USA Today saying "Is Judd Nelson the smirkiest actor in current movies, or is he simply getting stereotyped playing overbearing creeps? Either way, you spend `Blue City's' 83 interminable minutes begging to deck him." The LA Daily News said "You haven't seen anything quite so ridiculous as a limp-jawed, dewy-eyed Nelson trying to carry off a tough guy part." "Nelson-.008 charisma rating on the Richter scale-is resolutely unconvincing." (L.A. Herald-Examimer). "It's another step in the slow process of revealing, movie by movie, what dull actors some of the celebrated Brat Pack kids are. Judd Nelson would make a great shopping cart, Sheedy a still life of a cornflower gone to wilt." (San Francisco Chronicle) "(The main character has) a passion as rootless as an Everglades air plant. . . . Though his clothes suggest that he and Don Johnson patronize the same boutique, Mr. Nelson has the looks of someone who's come South on a spring break and overshot Fort Lauderdale." (The New York Times) "The worst major studio film we've seen in recent memory." (Santa Monica Outlook) " Blue City is fictionally set in Florida, but was lensed entirely in California, thus managing to shame the citizenry on one coast and the film making industry on the other, all at the same time." (Daily Variety)[13]

    Why it should be riffed:
    1. Ally Sheedy and Judd Nelson actually have chemistry
    2. However, you root for the bad guys throughout the movie
    3. David Caruso is Ally Sheedy's brother in the film. No, really.

    Blue City
    From Wikipedia:
    Returning to the small Florida town where he grew up, Billy Turner learns that his father has been killed. With little help from the police, Billy will take matters into his own hands and go up against a ruthless local mob in a desperate search to find the killer.
    The film was considered a disappointment by critics upon release.[14][15]

    Nelson's performance was particularly criticized, USA Today saying "Is Judd Nelson the smirkiest actor in current movies, or is he simply getting stereotyped playing overbearing creeps? Either way, you spend `Blue City's' 83 interminable minutes begging to… more

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13. Elizabeth Gail ~ Mystery At the Johnson Farm

    I remember watching this one as a 13-year old and being unimpressed because the answer to the "mystery" was so plainly obvious. Apparently the film was never released on DVD. Doesn't even have an IMDb page.

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14. "care of the hair and nails"

    A 1951 short about hygiene featuring, for some reason, a time-traveling 18th-century granny who gets really into children's hair and nails. Available on the YT channel "shaggylocks"

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15. Saturday the 14th! Though it kinda riffs itself...
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16. Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2

    Currently a 4.3 on IMDb, a 13% on Metacritic, and “the sort of movie that goes beyond mere mediocrity to offer evidence of a civilization in decline.”

    It’s the sort of pain inducing, career ruining sort of movie that is begging to be improved via the Rifftrax treatment.

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17. The Princess and the Pea (2002)

    A direct-to-DVD Disney knockoff made by a Utah-based company called "Feature Films For Families," which tries to turn one of th emost straightforward Han Christian ANdersen fairy tales into an epic struggle of good vs. evil? You know you're in for a ride with this one. Highlights include a villain who is obsessed with becomig king above all else, yet overlooks a loophole in the coronation laws that allows his brother to be crowned instead, an unintentionally disturbing musical number with stained-glass windows coming to life, a scholar who is a talking bird for seemingly no reason other than because they wanted to rip off The Secret of NIMH, and a ridiculous attempt to make someone lying down for a nap exciting. But don't take my word for it. Here's the Musical Hell review for a more in-depth look.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpm-jOML-oo

    A direct-to-DVD Disney knockoff made by a Utah-based company called "Feature Films For Families," which tries to turn one of th emost straightforward Han Christian ANdersen fairy tales into an epic struggle of good vs. evil? You know you're in for a ride with this one. Highlights include a villain who is obsessed with becomig king above all else, yet overlooks a loophole in the coronation laws that allows his brother to be crowned instead, an unintentionally disturbing musical number with stained-glass windows coming to life, a scholar who is a talking bird for seemingly no reason other than because… more

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18. Collecting Beanies For Fun And Profit

    collecting beanies for fun and profit was assumably the 4th and last beanie baby video released. it stars jenny bain as she takes you from conventions to private collections with other Beanie enthusiasts who share expert advice on maximizing the value of your growing collection.
    it was made by Celebrity Home Entertainment known famous for their just for kids home video line releasing saturday morning and weekday syndicated cartoons of the 80s such as it's punky brewster, laser tag academy, filmation's ghostbusters, cops the animated series, beverly hills teens, maxie's world and rude dog and the dweebs. they've also released such legendary japanese anime series to sell in the north american market as fairy princess minky momo, serlock hound, wee wendy, serendipity the pink dragon, ox tales and noozles. oh and european cartoons too like janosch, seabert the seal, star street, vik the fox, ovide and the gang and postman pat. i think you should riff this film because it's celebrity home entertainment's swan song also it's the same as the beanie lover video.

    collecting beanies for fun and profit was assumably the 4th and last beanie baby video released. it stars jenny bain as she takes you from conventions to private collections with other Beanie enthusiasts who share expert advice on maximizing the value of your growing collection.
    it was made by Celebrity Home Entertainment known famous for their just for kids home video line releasing saturday morning and weekday syndicated cartoons of the 80s such as it's punky brewster, laser tag academy, filmation's ghostbusters, cops the animated series, beverly hills teens, maxie's world and rude dog and the dweebs. they've also released… more

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19. Inside Out

    A.J., an ex-con who served 13 years in Angola for manslaughter, returns home to New Orleans and fights to protect the woman he loves and her young daughter from his dangerous former best friend.

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20. Beauty and the Beast (1991)

    Yes, I want you to riff the Oscar nominated Disney movie. Why? Because it is a love story based on Stockholm syndrome.

    True, I've had to watch this 1,000 times because my 2-year-old daughter adores it, and it is a good movie, but it is riffable.

    Belle is basically a bored young girl who wants something than her "provincial life," which sounds very much like a 17th century version's white people problems-ish to me. The answer to her prayers turns out to be getting taken prisoner in exchange for her father, who is so inept I don't know how he managed to live as long as he has. He basically spends the whole movie needing to be saved or reassured by his daughter. I think analyzing this through a modern day lens will result in amazing riffs! Obviously this is a commentary track only.

    Yes, I want you to riff the Oscar nominated Disney movie. Why? Because it is a love story based on Stockholm syndrome.

    True, I've had to watch this 1,000 times because my 2-year-old daughter adores it, and it is a good movie, but it is riffable.

    Belle is basically a bored young girl who wants something than her "provincial life," which sounds very much like a 17th century version's white people problems-ish to me. The answer to her prayers turns out to be getting taken prisoner in exchange for her father, who is so inept I don't know how he… more

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