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It debuted in a live streaming event last night and now you can have it for your own…
RiffTrax, trying to work out the bugs of its live streaming equipment, recently streamed their riff of a short called “Mr. Moto Takes a Walk.”
Reports from RiffTrax say the test went well. 
PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. — Paul Dunlap, a composer best known for scoring many sci-fi and horror classics, died here March 11 of natural causes. He was 90. MSTies will recall hearing his scores in episodes 208- LOST CONTINENT, 419- THE REBEL SET, 809- I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF. Read an extended interview with Dunlap here. Thanks to our pal Bobbie for the heads up. Popshifter.com is out with a list of the “Top Five Funniest Evil Mad Scientists” and it should not surprise anybody who reads THIS site who topped the list.
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