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A week out from RiffTrax Live: Anaconda, bigtime MSTie Alex Biese at the Asbury Park Press interviews Bill.
And, RiffTrax has announced they will be doing their fourth RiffTrax Live show this year: A brand new take on K. Gordon Murray’s “Santa Claus” on Thursday, Dec. 4. AND, Mike, Kevin and Bill did a Facebook Q&A session on Wednesday. Read it here. In it, the announced they are doing two more “Total Riff Off” episodes for the National Geographic Channel. They will air in December, but no details yet. Gavin Jasper at DenOfGeek.us conducts a long and wide-ranging interview with Kevin.
And now, for your dining and dancing pleasure, live from the Hotel Sheetz in downtown Plunketville, we present Vol. XXXI: The Unboxing.
The coasters are kewl. I’m a little late with this one…
I’ll admit it. This was one of my favorite cheesy movies back when it was a cable staple. View a sample or download it here. Alert regular Sue has another good one:
It seems impossible, but I can’t find that you’ve had a “Best/Worst Episodes for a Halloween Marathon” WDT. I won’t chime in with my choices just yet, as I’d like to think about it a little longer. “Worst” would be eps that are supposed to be scary but aren’t, or have other qualities that make them less-than-ideal for Halloween. I’m going to go with “Ring of Terror” and “Zombie Nightmare” as a one-Joel/one-Mike double feature. What’s your pick? Keep those ideas coming! |
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