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SWHS Rifftrax Now Available

…and if you thought THAT was horrifying, there’s always the Star Wars Holiday Special. The only thing that could make it survivable is the Rifftrax commentary track, which is now available for download.

Here’s a preview:

Get it here.

Holiday greetings from RiffTrax

The folks at Quick Stop Entertainment have posted an exclusive “Holiday Havoc” video greeting from Mike, Kevin and Bill over at RiffTrax. Take a look at http://www.quickstopentertainment.com/2007/12/11/holiday-havoc-rifftrax/

But be forewarned: You’ll have visions of things other than sugarplums dancing in your head after you see it!

“Thank You, Centron!”

Long, detailed piece about “mental hygiene” film maker Centron, with a mention at the end of the show that led to its re-examination.

Thanks to alert reader Jaime for the tip.

Wired: 1st CT Movie is “Brain of Blood”

Wired Magazine, of all media outlets, has the scoop about the first Cinematic Titanic release.

The movie riffed will be 1972’s Brain of Blood. CT will be partnering with movie-download service EZTakes.

The cast performed last night for Industrial Light & Magic staffers at George Lucas’ Presidio campus in San Francisco. Feeling left out? Don’t: A DVD of the invitation-only show will be sold as well, Wired says.

UPDATE: Here’s a report from the live performance.

FURTHER UPDATE: The initial release date of Dec. 10 has been pushed back. New post at CT.

Untrammeled Consumerism

At MST3K.com, three new “legacy” videos, including Torgo’s infamous job interview with Dr. F.
And they’ve added some “legacy” tees to the merch lineup, including the popular “Space Mutiny names” tee.

Over at Rifftrax, they’ve announced something called “Rifftrax On Demand“–essentially downloadable versions of many of the DVDs Mike has done for Legend, including “Reefer Madness” “House on Haunted Hill,” “Night of the Living Dead”, etc. An interesting feature (to me at least): You have the option to purchase them, and own them forever, or rent them for 48 hours. Prices range from $2.99 to $12.99.

And don’t forget Satellite News merchandise, including our annual “shorts” calendar, featuring 12 classic moments from 12 classic short films that were riffed by MST3K!