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Info on Vol. XXVIII

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The episodes for Vol. XXVIII will be:
111- MOON ZERO TWO
422- THE DAY THE EARTH FROZE (with short: HERE COMES THE CIRCUS)
802- THE LEECH WOMAN
909- GORGO
There will also be a bonus disc with 512- “Mitchell” and 513- “The Brain That Wouldn’t Die.”

Info on bonus features to come.

Weekend Discussion Thread: What MSTed Movie Would You Like to Enter?

Alert reader “Gobi” has a really good one:

In Woody Allen’s movie “The Purple Rose of Cairo” Mia Farrow’s character is able to enter and live in the world of her favorite movie. My question is: Which Mstied movies would fans like to enter, and why? Personally, I’d love to see Godzilla or Gamera in person.

No question: Take me to Coruba in “Outlaw of Gor.” For obvious reasons.

What’s your pick?

Keep those suggestions coming!

Update: Reviews of Vol. XXVII

Shout’s Vol. XXVII comes out in two weeks. Our pal Bruce Westbrook has a preview.

Erich Asperschlager of DVD Verdict weighs in.

As does Nick Lyons at DVD Corner.

And also Matt Hinrichs of DVD Talk.

New Short from RiffTrax

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Download or see a sample here.

Also, if you think you might enjoy Mike, Kevin and Bill talking about “The Bermuda Triangle” and lots of other things, go here.

News About the MST3K: The Movie Release — The Dave Alvin Version of the Theme

From Jordan at Shout!Factory directly:

As always, we try to fulfill fan requests, and so for our BD/DVD release of MST3K The Movie, we asked Dave Alvin for help in locating any recording of his version of the MST3K theme song. He unearthed a 2″ tape, which we had baked and transferred. Sure enough, it contained a single 3 1/2 minute unmixed take (circled on the original engineering log sheet). We had it mixed at Chace Audio per Dave’s instructions, and it sounds incredible. By the time this all happened, however, our BD/DVD menus had been locked, so we couldn’t make it an official extra. Best we could do was to play the song in its entirety over the bonus menu. But it’s all there, and it’s every bit the rockin’ version of legend. Thanks, most of all, to Dave Alvin, who really came through for all of us.

Good enough for me!!