If you missed the RiffTrax Live “Plan 9 from Outer Space” event last month, there will be another showing Thursday, Oct. 8, at many of the same movie theaters. Tickets are now on sale.
More info here.
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If you missed the RiffTrax Live “Plan 9 from Outer Space” event last month, there will be another showing Thursday, Oct. 8, at many of the same movie theaters. Tickets are now on sale. More info here. Odd coincidence dept: I’m not a gamer, so before this weekend, I had never heard of Mega Man. This weekend my daughter played me some of “The Protomen” a rock opera loosely based on the video game that’s either incredibly epic or wildly self-indulgent. I’d need more hearings to be sure which it is. It’s certainly ambitious.
Anyway, it’s weird that I would suddenly be aware of the video game Mega Man and the next day somebody would email me about a Tom Servo mod for “Mega Man 3.” More info here. Guess it’s just going to be a Mega Man sort of week. Thanks to Brent for the heads up. Our favorite cowtown puppet show has again made an “Entertainment Weekly,” “best of” list. They came in 19th in a list of “Greatest Cult TV Shows Ever.”
Thanks to our pal Emily for noticing. Picking between worst performances a while back was pretty tough. So many to choose from. But this week we’re going in search of rarer game: actually good performances.
This idea came to me because I was struck by Chester Morris’ performance in the movie we did this week for the episode guide: 808- THE SHE CREATURE. Maybe part of it was the contrast with Lance Fuller (who wasn’t acting at ALL), but it struck me that Morris was doing something we don’t see a lot of in our movies: actually acting pretty well! His acting was also obscured by the horrible print and the nonsensical plot but, still, ol’ Chester was giving it his all. So, this weekend, let’s hear what actor you think really showed us some acting chops in a MSTed movie. (We’ll do actresses next week.) |
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