Sci-Fi Archives 
Visit our archives of the MST3K pages previously hosted by the Sci-Fi Channel's SCIFI.COM. |
Posted by Sampo, on November 9th, 2013 Alert reader Sue suggests:
A lot of people, including me, play fantasy sports. If you could assemble a fantasy team to create a movie that would be riffed by MST3K, who would you include? Everyone would have to have been in or worked on some movie already riffted.
My dream team would be… drum roll please….
Director: Ed Wood Jr.
Writer: Ed Wood Jr.
Lead Actor: Reb Brown (Space Mutiny)
Lead Actress: Adrianna Miles (Werewolf)
Supporting Actor: Harvey B. Dunn (Teenagers from Outer Space)
Supporting Actress: Ulla Stromstedt (Creepy Girl in Catalina Caper)
Cinematography: Herb Roberts (Red Zone Cuba)
Special Effects: Kevin McCarthy (Hobgoblins)
Sound: Anybody but whoever did “Incredibly Strange Creatures…”
Music: Robert Skeet (The Final Sacrifice)
Costumes: Henry West (Robot Monster)
Editing: Ernie Smith or James Sullivan (Manos)
Go for it!
And if you have an idea for a discussion thread, send it in!
Posted by , on November 7th, 2013 Bill, Kevin and Mary Jo will be appearing at the Coast City Comicon 2013 in South Portland, ME, on Nov. 9 & 10. For more info, click here.
The Portland Press Herald has a short Q&A with the trio here.
Posted by Sampo, on November 6th, 2013 Mary Jo has started up a Kickstarter campaign to create “an album of original songs that pay homage to bad movies of Mystery Science Theater 3000.”
Follow the link for more info.
Posted by Sampo, on November 6th, 2013 It appears kidnapping several family members of our host company’s CEO did the trick and they have resolved our issues.
Again, the open thread for reports from last weekend’s Cinematic Titanic shows is here.
And if you didn’t get a chance to offer your two cents in our weekend discussion thread, it’s here.
Posted by , on November 5th, 2013 
Screem Magazine issue 27 celebrates 25 years of MST3K with a cover article co-written and produced by our pal Daniel Griffith at Ballyhoo Motion Pictures. The issue features interviews with Joel Hodgson and ten directors whose films were parodied on the program. Issue 27 streets in stores on Nov. 6th, but is now available for purchase at screemag.com.
|
