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RiffTrax Presents: “Poltergeist”Sketchfest’s Cole Stratton and Janet Varney, who did terrific riffs of “Dirty Dancing” and “Ghost,” move beyond Swayze with a riff of…
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no love for Footloose eh?
This is weird. Hor-Riff-ic Productions already did a riff for this (Hor-Riff-ic is a great iriff group, by the way). Still, I can’t wait!
Oh, it’s already out. Scratch the “Can’t wait” part since it’s alreadly out
“Not a joke, but an incredible simulation.”
Sounds like people imitating a MST3K they saw.
“Uh, where is the part where I laugh?”
I don’t know why they keep promoting these two. They look and sound like pretty much anyone you could find on any corner in LA.
I hate to be a bummer, and this isn’t exactly a fair review since I only watched the first 30 mins of the track. But I enjoyed the Hor-Riff-ic iRiff much more. Sometimes I like a Riff much better the second time so I need to sit down and watch it this weekend.
Just my opinion of course.
The Ghostbusters joke was awesome lmao
“Family Guy” alread did this…