By the way, somehow we missed the debut of a new — and, I think, particularly hilarious — short on Wednesday: Back to School with Joan Miller. Enjoy!
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The Washington Post’s Express Night Out reviews Best of RiffTrax Shorts, Vol. 2
New addition to the Friday night schedule:
7:15-8:15 RiffTrax Live Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett RiffTrax.com, Mystery Science Theater 3000) perform a live, hilarious riff to a classic short! The panel is hosted by Veronica Belmont (host of Tekzilla on Revision3 and Qore on the PlayStation Network). Room 6DE Pop Matters reviews the upcoming Volume XV.
Scifi Wire, apparently too busy changing its name to SyFy, finally gets around to reviewing the RiffTrax DVD releases. Update: Our buddy Bruce Westbrook reviews “XV” as well. Another update: Film Threat also reviews “XV.” Cinematic Titanic and RiffTrax were both mentioned in Time Magazine’s “Short List of Things to Do.”
Thanks to Teenage Cavegirl for catching my oversight. I skimmed the item too fast. My bad. With special guest: Joel McHale of “The Soup.” Download it here. Free sample here. |
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