zaika
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carebear said:
"Eragon" has to be my favorite Rifftrax so far.
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"Eragon" has to be my favorite Rifftrax so far.
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zaika said:HOW did i not know of this??? i've heard of, and enjoyed, rifftrax...but not the film crew. shearer...do report back on how the film crew movies are.
With pleasure!!
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Weenie Question
What is the oldest film ever to be MST'd?
You could do a lot with a talky '30s B mystery or drama. I frequently talk back to the screen when these air. But you'd lose the geekerati without the 50s-60s / sci fi / atomic age references.
What is the oldest film ever to be MST'd?
You could do a lot with a talky '30s B mystery or drama. I frequently talk back to the screen when these air. But you'd lose the geekerati without the 50s-60s / sci fi / atomic age references.
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I think their riffs on the short films are my favorites (who knew Union Pacific produced such gems?). That Iowa Home Ec one Starius mentioned up thread is a favorite too.
Of their full length films Girlstown is one of my favorites--someone from IMDB said it better than I could: "You haven't lived until you've seen Mel Torme as the leader of a motorcycle gang, Elinor ("Father Knows Best") Donahue as Mamie Van Doren's kid sister, and Sheilah Graham as a nun. The piece de resistance, however, is Paul Anka's rendition of "Ave Maria." There's a special place in my heart for "Manos: Hands of Fate" as well.
Of their full length films Girlstown is one of my favorites--someone from IMDB said it better than I could: "You haven't lived until you've seen Mel Torme as the leader of a motorcycle gang, Elinor ("Father Knows Best") Donahue as Mamie Van Doren's kid sister, and Sheilah Graham as a nun. The piece de resistance, however, is Paul Anka's rendition of "Ave Maria." There's a special place in my heart for "Manos: Hands of Fate" as well.
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Back in college, one of the favs from the later seasons by me and my college friends was Puma Man. For some reason, we really got into ragging on that one.
"He has the power to rear project major cities!"
By the way, here is the original MST3K KTMA intro, in case some of you haven't seen it before:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wKvSfG_XYyU
"He has the power to rear project major cities!"
By the way, here is the original MST3K KTMA intro, in case some of you haven't seen it before:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wKvSfG_XYyU
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Oh gee! Look at what the Lounge does to me! Now I have to start a new DVD collection! lol
I used to watch MST3K every chance I got. I prefered Joel, but Mike grew on me, and I still liked the show. It's been a while and there were so many shows, that I don't think I could name a favorite.
Years before MST3K, my mother, brother, my friend Russ and I watched Firefox, with Clint Eastwood. My brother was very into the movie, but Russ and I did the MST3K thing throughout it. That angered my brother. lol
My best line to that came when the radar guys thought Clint had been shot down: Radar guy: "They shot his *** out of the sky!" Me: "And his arms, legs, head, torso . . ." This preceded MST3K by about ten years.
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I used to watch MST3K every chance I got. I prefered Joel, but Mike grew on me, and I still liked the show. It's been a while and there were so many shows, that I don't think I could name a favorite.
Years before MST3K, my mother, brother, my friend Russ and I watched Firefox, with Clint Eastwood. My brother was very into the movie, but Russ and I did the MST3K thing throughout it. That angered my brother. lol
My best line to that came when the radar guys thought Clint had been shot down: Radar guy: "They shot his *** out of the sky!" Me: "And his arms, legs, head, torso . . ." This preceded MST3K by about ten years.
Lee
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"Push the button, Frank." - Dr. Forrester
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I mentioned a couple other episodes, but my all-time favorite episode is Mitchell. I'm surprised no one else has mentioned it!
*sings*
"Veins throbbing!
Heart clogging!
Mitchell!
*wakka chicka, wakka chicka, wakka chicka*"
"Keep your eye on the sammich!"
*sings*
"Veins throbbing!
Heart clogging!
Mitchell!
*wakka chicka, wakka chicka, wakka chicka*"
"Keep your eye on the sammich!"
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BeBopBaby said:
oh, that's a good one!! haven't seen it in awhile...
"My my my my Mitchell…
My my my MY GOD, NOOOOO!" lol
IOF - i love the shorts too...my favorite has to be the one with Mr. Coily. "NO SPRINGS!!!!! teee heee heee!" *shudders* creepy. oh...and the one with Mr. B Natural. LOL "That hurt. I'm all messed up inside. If only an androgynous man would come and visit me... "
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Favourites:
The Touch of Satan
for the seemingly NEVERENDING opening credits and the idiot female lead: "This is where the fish live!"
The Giant Spider Invasion
"Packers... Woooo! Packers!!!"
and the constant ribbing on Steve Brodie, who had seen better days.
Anyone remember the name of the monster movie that took place in a swamp and the main characters kept making coffee??? I can't think of it, and it's driving me crazy!
The Touch of Satan
for the seemingly NEVERENDING opening credits and the idiot female lead: "This is where the fish live!"
The Giant Spider Invasion
"Packers... Woooo! Packers!!!"
and the constant ribbing on Steve Brodie, who had seen better days.
Anyone remember the name of the monster movie that took place in a swamp and the main characters kept making coffee??? I can't think of it, and it's driving me crazy!
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Shearer said:
Was that The Beast of Yucca Flats with the lovely Tor Johnson?
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imoldfashioned said:
No... I'm just going to have to compulsively look through IMDb
Thanks for racking your brain, though!
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Yeah, I am a fan. I remember posting something about a box set last year...
Egah!!!!!
Egah!!!!!
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carebear said:
It's the little things that make me happy
Thanks, carebear!
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Thanks CB! That is awesome news!!!
"yikes stripes, that's the latest fashion!"
"yikes stripes, that's the latest fashion!"
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Thank you, CB! That is great news indeed!
Lee
Lee
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