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New Short from RiffTrax……and this one is murder! Get it?
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This one looks fun. I’ve become impatient waiting for the next set of Shorts DVDs and have downloaded and will burn a few for holiday viewing. Do any of you hardcore downloaders have any recommendations of which ones are best since the last DVD releases (not including ones in the live shows or How to Build a Room–I have that surreal classic!)? Thanks.
They still haven’t released the monkey short…grh and that should have been available for the last sets. The creeps machine and the one about who wrote the letter…ooohhh stand out in my mind. There have been quite a few good ones lately.
This is from Encyclopaedia Brittanica’s pre-acid trip days.
CROOOOOW!