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New Rifftrax ShortIt’s the weekend and time for another short from Rifftrax; and this one is DRM-free once again. The title — Safety: Harm Hides at Home.
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:lol: :!: When I first ran across this short on Archive.org, I knew it was perfect for getting the riff treatment. The companion film, “Safety: In Danger Out Of Doors” isn’t quite as weird, but equally as cheap. I hope they do that one as well.
Man, I need to start putting money in my Paypal account immediately! I really need to see these shorts, as they were oftentimes my favorite bits of the episodes. The Unearthly stands out as an episode where the shorts far outshined the feature.
I hope they keep it up with the DRM free releases. I never understood why they needed DRM for public domain shorts. I can understand it for licensed films (even if it is still idiotic it is a condition of the licensing) but when no one owns the film just put it up so I can download it and watch it however I want. Requiring the Divx player is a horrible setup and after one try I won’t download anything else that requires it. Try to play it on anything BUT the Divx player (i.e. anything that ACTUALLY WORKS) and all you get is the audio and a green screen. At least they offer the .mp3 track as well.
I’m beginning to wonder if they are overextending themselves, the last continuously funny RiffTrax short was “Lunchroom Manners.” I still buy each one because it’s amusing in parts, but it’s not MST3k quality right now.
Rifftrax has found their “Mr. B. Natural”. Greatest short so far, by far.
That picture confuses me greatly.
I wish the audio of the short was more ‘audible’ i dont know if they do any remastering but it would be useful if they did.