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Mike Interview

Kim Brown of the Tulsa World interviewed Mike. There’s pretty massive formatting issue on the Web page so you might want to read it in “newspaper view.”

Weekend Discussion Thread: Favorite Farewells

Sorry for being slightly late in posting. Still recovering from the Cinematic Titanic show last night.

The thread this week, as they sometimes are, is inspired by this week’s episode guide entry, for the final episode of season six, and the departure of TV’s Frank.

It got me thinking: There were several departures of characters on the show, from Larry’s mysterious disappearance at the end of season one to M&tB’s catastrophic crash landing in the final episode of season 10.

What’s your favorite? Use any criteria you want, but show your work!

Me, I have to go with Dr. F’s departure at the end of season 7. Plenty of geeky references and strange surprises and a great final performance by Trace.

Now Available from RiffTrax…

After a little delay for some tweaking of the release:

You asked for more voodoo—and we deliver, with a RiffTrax exclusive*, Voodoo Man. Young women are vanishing somewhere on the road that leads to the creepy old house of a deranged bachelor (Bela Lugosi) and his two lonely assistants. Remarkably, no one thinks to question the deranged bachelor and his two lonely assistants, so the disappearances just keep stacking up. Until one day when the blandest man alive (“Ralph”, appropriately enough) uses his remarkable ability to run out of gas at just the right time and discovers their plot. The highlight for most people will be the most shameful performance of John Carradine’s career as a thin, mincing idiot, and the most shameful performance of George Zucco’s career (they must have had a bet going) as a voodoo priest/gas station clerk.
Mike, Kevin and Bill return to the loving (and needle tracked) arms of Bela Lugosi as Voodoo Man.

*Once thought lost, our crack staff found it in the caves at Nag Hammadi. Except for one, very brief moment it’s a great print, too, and you literally can’t find it anywhere else!

This is a VOD release, where the movie and the riffing will be together on one video file. And for a couple more bucks you can download a burnable-to-DVD ISO file.

Download it here. Free sample here.

How Was the Show?

An open thread for reports from this weekend’s Cinematic Titanic shows in Philadelphia (I’ll be there tonight and will post a report tomorrow).

Photos from Robert Weiss:

More photos from yours truly:

More RiffTrax DVD Reviews

Derek Fleek of Blogcritics.org reviews the “Little Shop of Horrors“, “Reefer Madness” and “Night of the Living Dead” releases.

Dusty Somers of the same site reviews the “Reefer Madness” and “Little Shop of Horrors” releases.