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The Southwest Popular American Cultural Association will hold its annual conference Feb 11-14 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and one of the tracks is “Mystery Science Theater and the Culture of Riffing.” (Sorry about the bad link. Now fixed.)
Frank tweeted about this one and it’s really pretty good. It’s been posted for a few months but I hadn’t seen it.
This one’s more recent and was posted about by @ascheer48. Also pretty good! Just wanted to share. Kudos to both creators. This time it’s 1001- SOULTAKER.
Again, if they missed something, tell THEM in the comments on YouTube, not us. Alert reader Troy suggests:
Let’s discuss our favorite instances where Mike/Joe and the bots provide voices and personalities for animals or objects. The magical world of Petey the Plane from “The Skydivers” was certainly more interesting than anything Coleman Francis ever came up with on his own, and “Satan” the stock-footage snake always […] “Sitting Duck” writes:
One of the laziest methods of presenting exposition in a movie is to have a voiceover guy read it off. So naturally this technique is used in several MST3K films. So which of these voiceover guys do you think particularly sticks out. I’m going with the one from Robot Holocaust. […] |
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