RiffTrax Presents a New Riff from Bridget and Mary Jo7 Replies to “RiffTrax Presents a New Riff from Bridget and Mary Jo”Commenting at Satellite News
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I’m for any movie that features paprika.
From Wikipedia:
“The New York Daily News criticized (Nicole) Eggert’s acting and wrote that the film ‘wastes so much time deciding whether it wants to steal from Life-force, Starman, Species or Earth Girls Are Easy that it goes nowhere fast.’”
John Diehl (Colonel Rosencrans) was Whitey in City Limits. Ritch Brinkley (Bubba the Truck Driver) was Ralph Carter in Master Ninja II. Co-producer Jonas Thaler was editor for Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II.
But it also stars a future Klingon – you can’t ignore that. :-)
Even that weird Japanese one that Chris Nolan plagiarized?
Actually a then current Klingon, as the film came out in 1995 when Dorn was appearing as Worf on Deep Space 9.
That “soft knocking” scene in the trailer was pretty amusing.
I’ve been on a Mary Jo/Bridget kick lately so I may have to add this one to the list as well.