Last Christmas, whether you wanted it or not, RiffTrax warmed your heart and addled your mind with instant holiday classic Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny. Attempts to describe this timeless film range from “my favorite Christmas movie that has an ice cream bunny” to “I don’t know what this is or why this is happening to me but I think I love it” to “Mankind’s Greatest Achievement.”
What you may not know is – there’s more. That’s right, over 13 more minutes of “Bunny” that have, until now, gone totally unriffed! This time, we leave nothing out. This time, it’s “Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny: Extended Edition.”
Mike, Bill, and Kevin will host and perform an in-studio riff of the complete film, including those 13 never-before-riffed minutes. They’ll also present a free preview of our next slice of holiday weirdness, upcoming VOD release “The Magic Christmas Tree!”
Only $6.99! Buy your ticket for either showtime here.
But hey, Christmas isn’t only about bizarre movies, it’s also about getting stuff. Santa won’t return our calls, so we’re giving you a chance to write in and ask The Ice Cream Bunny for something. Mail your REAL PHYSICAL LETTER to the address below, and the guys will pick their favorite letter to read on camera during the show! Only real letters will be accepted, as authorities have forbidden The Ice Cream Bunny from using email.
Gifts previously given by The Ice Cream Bunny include:
*Part of a Reader’s Digest (damp)
*A washcloth you misplaced years ago
*A giant ball of gum and hairSend those letters to:
Ice Cream Bunny
c/o RiffTrax
PO Box 910659
San Diego, CA 92191
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RiffTrax has some holiday riffing news. The shows will be Friday, Dec. 16, and Saturday, Dec. 17, at 10 p.m. Eastern, 7 p.m. Pacific on both days.
Dan Tabor of Geekadelphia.com interviews Joel.
 Teaneck, N.J. — Susan Gordon, the daughter of director Bert I. Gordon who at the age of 10 began a successful acting career that continued for nearly a decade, died here of cancer Dec. 11, according to an announcement on her Web site. She was 62. MSTies will recall she played suspicious little Sandy Hubbard in the movie in episode 414- TORMENTED.
Clearly this is yet another reason to live in the Twin Cities, despite the winters…
The “Impaler General,” Nick Lyons at DVD Corner and “Amazing Braino” of AtomicMonsters.com all love the latest release from Cinematic Titanic, “War of the Insects.
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