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Having discussed the dark and dreary “Brute Man” this week, I thought we’d find out what you think is the drabbest, dreariest movie MST3K ever riffed.
My pick: “Radar Secret Service” — a gray movie full of identical men in identical gray suits and hats getting in and out of identical gray cars (except for the one with the giant metal volleyball on top, of course). Sid Melton lightens things up a little, but not enough to save it. Runner up: “The Undead.” When Digger Smolken is the liveliest character in the movie, you know it’s bad. What’s your pick? New addition to the Friday night schedule:
Cinematic Titanic LIVE will be returning to The Family Arena in St. Charles (a suburb of St. Louis) on Saturday, November 21st at 7:00 PM. Tickets are on sale now at this link.
Like the previous St. Louis appearance, I’ll be somewhere in the audience for this. If you see me, stop by and say hello! Also, don’t forget CT’s 3 night/3 movie return stand at the Lakeshore Theater in Chicago, Sept. 10-12. Get tickets here. Pop Matters reviews the upcoming Volume XV.
Scifi Wire, apparently too busy changing its name to SyFy, finally gets around to reviewing the RiffTrax DVD releases. Update: Our buddy Bruce Westbrook reviews “XV” as well. Another update: Film Threat also reviews “XV.” Mystery Science Theater 3000: XV officially goes on sale today (though folks who preordered from Amazon have been reporting getting them as early as a few days ago).
If you haven’t ordered yet, and you plan to order it through Amazon, here’s the link that we’d prefer that you use. |
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