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Sometimes it takes a while for word to get out of the passing of a MSTed movie cast member, because he or she is long retired to flyover country and is out of the public eye. Such is the case with James “Jimmy” Clem, who had a memorable role as Old Man […]
Alert reader Torque the Dorque opines:
As fans, we love crappy movies. We mostly realize that wrong-way movie making can be spotted due to a variety of reasons; bad acting, script, special effects, directors (I’m looking at you Mr. Corman), editing, bad financing, etc. That’s what makes it so much fun for me. […] Here’s some stuff going on with our favorite people.
Mary Jo (isn’t that an adorable photo of her?) is taking part in something called the “10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival” in the Twin Cities Oct. 19-21. Find out where you can catch her here. Mike and RiffTrax writer Conor Lastowka have been doing […] Wikipedia says that this film is “notable for being the first live-action film to use the visual effects known as bullet-time.” Which sounds way cooler than it actually is. Get it here. Movie: (1966) A scientist builds a teleportation device and tests it on himself. It doesn’t go well. First shown: 3/14/98 Opening: The SOL exits the wormhole; they’re back orbiting the Earth in the present Intro: Pearl arrives at Castle Forrester, the Forrester ancestral home; she decides to move in Host segment 1: […] |
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