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The 7th Guest posted:Well, you’re right. The liver isn’t in the skull. I think the title was supposed to be screaming, SEMICOLON, skull.
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Y'know, the skull has been perfectly civil throughout this, I have to say.
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The movie that graphically depicts sometimes seeing peacocks and sometimes not seeing peacocks.
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Larryb posted:It’s also notable for being a movie they referenced on the show before they actually watched it (another example was the short A Case Of Spring Fever, I forget if there were any more) They mention Mac and Me in Pod People, and Wild Wild World of Batwoman has clips of The Mole Men. Also, The Brain that Wouldn't Die and maybe others have jokes about radar before they officially watched Radar Secret Service. muscles like this! posted:For some reason that reminds me of an episode that didn't happen where for season 4 where they thought they had the rights to the Elvis movie Charro. Interesting enough this is the movie where Elvis doesn't sing so if they had gotten it they probably wouldn't have had any issues with music rights. They included that one on an official list of upcoming episodes that they sent to Info Club members, so they must've found out pretty late that they couldn't do it. Apparently it was a version from Film Ventures International; maybe whatever FVI did to get out of paying for the rights to movies didn't work for that one. Another one they almost did was Moment by Moment, a 1978 romance movie with John Travolta and Lily Tomlin (really). I remember an interview with Mike where he mentioned they were planning to do some movie with dinosaurs (he didn't remember the title) and got to the point that they started writing for it, but the movie was mainly people standing around doing nothing and they just couldn't write anything. They decided they'd have to tell the network they couldn't do the movie and didn't think it would go very well, but the next time they talked to someone from the network, the first thing the person said was "We lost the rights to that dinosaur movie so you'll have to do something else." Of course they acted like they were disappointed.
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FVI's scam was buying footage from a movie (which is a fairly common low budget thing) but instead of just using a clip they would cut out the opening/ending credits, strip the music, rename it and release the "new" film.
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muscles like this! posted:FVI's scam was buying footage from a movie (which is a fairly common low budget thing) but instead of just using a clip they would cut out the opening/ending credits, strip the music, rename it and release the "new" film. I'm amazed that it worked (in that apparently no one ever bothered to sue them).
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Action Jacktion posted:I remember an interview with Mike where he mentioned they were planning to do some movie with dinosaurs (he didn't remember the title) and got to the point that they started writing for it, but the movie was mainly people standing around doing nothing and they just couldn't write anything. They decided they'd have to tell the network they couldn't do the movie and didn't think it would go very well, but the next time they talked to someone from the network, the first thing the person said was "We lost the rights to that dinosaur movie so you'll have to do something else." Of course they acted like they were disappointed.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:I'm amazed that it worked (in that apparently no one ever bothered to sue them).
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Keromaru5 posted:Why would I not be surprised if this turned out to be Planet of Dinosaurs? There's a whole lot of nothing in between the somewhat decent stop-motion dinosaurs. Which would be funny if it were, since Rifftrax ended up doing it years later.
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I'm half convinced Cry Wilderness is an elaborate prank. The god drat camera isn't even in focus on 2/3 of the shots!
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Action Jacktion posted:Also, The Brain that Wouldn't Die and maybe others have jokes about radar before they officially watched Radar Secret Service.
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These organs aren't color coded like the book was....
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Hogama posted:This one's maybe a bit more of a special case than usual, given that they'd been primed for the movie well before they actually got the rights (since the distributor wanted a lot more money the first time). A shame we'll never know how the earlier riff of the movie would have played out, back before the luster of RADAR had faded. Like Moses at the Rock, I had my first doubts about RADAR that day.
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:The movie that graphically depicts sometimes seeing peacocks and sometimes not seeing peacocks. Few things in the show have ever range truer than Tom saying that Screaming Skull is a serving of horror for 2 trying to serve 6.
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I just got a Kickstarter email update from the Gizmoplex… …promoting the MST3K board game Kickstarter. That was an exciting 0.25 seconds.
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Sydney Bottocks posted:Like Moses at the Rock, I had my first doubts about RADAR that day. Only RADAR knows what the hell is going on
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Sash! posted:Only RADAR knows what the hell is going on Uh, RADAR can't look into their hearts, sir.
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Splint Chesthair posted:I just got a Kickstarter email update from the Gizmoplex…
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Shout factory: hey Joel we're putting your likeness in a board game that's all the news we got for 2025!
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muscles like this! posted:One thing I loved about Jonah's group is how him, Baron and Hampton have this manic energy that just feeds off each other. Like they're great at doing freak outs. The freakout in Beast of Hollow Mountain where Crow and Servo just wander around the set in ominous big-head costumes is amazing,
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Action Jacktion posted:They mention Mac and Me in Pod People, and Wild Wild World of Batwoman has clips of The Mole Men. Also, The Brain that Wouldn't Die and maybe others have jokes about radar before they officially watched Radar Secret Service. This isn't exactly the topic but the host segment in Earth vs. Spider where janitor Mike shows up before the janitor appears in the movie. (Joel whispers to the bots 'oh that's the connection' when the guy shows up)
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Teenagers from Outer Space also has a bit where they talk about the kindly landlord before he appears.
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I'm pretty sure the bit on the SOL where Mike's hanging from the giant spider web (that Servo and Crow are using to catch giant bugs for snacks) happens before Gary and the dancers discover the dead scientist hanging from a similar web, in Horrors of Spider Island.
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Do they do three different monster spider movies? Is there another micro-genre better represented?
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The most infamous bit of clairvoyance was in King Dinosaur where they do a whole segment about Joey the Lemur before the creature in question appears (and also it's a kinkajou, not a lemur, and I believe the characters only say Joe, not Joey). It's odd because when Joe the non-Lemur finally does appear, Joel says something like "That must be Joey the Lemur," like they did the segment because they knew Joey would appear. There's also a joke in Last of the Wild Horses about it: "Joey the Lemur isn't even in this movie!" Sometimes they'd make references to lines before they were spoken, like in Pod People where they say "You can do stupid things" before the kid actually says the original line "You can do magic things." zoux posted:Do they do three different monster spider movies? Is there another micro-genre better represented? Gamera? They did at least three werewolf or wolfman movies.
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Sydney Bottocks posted:I'm pretty sure the bit on the SOL where Mike's hanging from the giant spider web (that Servo and Crow are using to catch giant bugs for snacks) happens before Gary and the dancers discover the dead scientist hanging from a similar web, in Horrors of Spider Island. I always assumed this and the next sketch, where Mike imitates the boss with his feet on the desk accidentally swapped places in editing. Another example is the Joey the Lemur sketch in King Dinosaur which takes place before the lemur (which is actually a kinkajou) even shows up in the movie.
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don't they do "Joey the Lemur" before the lemur shows up e. lol
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zoux posted:Do they do three different monster spider movies? Is there another micro-genre better represented? Movies where a guy named Paul becomes a monster.
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Splint Chesthair posted:Movies where a guy named Paul becomes a monster. lol Track of the Moonbeast, Waerwulf and what else
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zoux posted:lol Projected Man, and The Crawling Hand (a little bit)
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Paul Revere 3000 posted:Projected Man, and The Crawling Hand (a little bit) Not Paul, but an incredible simulation!
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So much of the Sci-Fi era is just women yelling “Paul!” lol
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Paul is NOT Paul anymore!
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Fezz posted:Paul is NOT Paul anymore! He’s SUPER Paul!
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Paul is also the monstrous kid from Cry Wilderness
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E: missed the previous Paul post, so, uh, I enjoyed his letter to the Philippians! Sydney Bottocks fucked around with this message at 18:31 on Dec 5, 2025 |
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This is absolutely fascinating
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Oh, so THIS is where they're holding all the Guns'n'Roses reunions! E: "You died 13 years ago! I saw you get sealed in a cave!" "Well... happy Easter!" Shaman Tank Spec fucked around with this message at 19:35 on Dec 5, 2025 |
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Sydney Bottocks posted:E: missed the previous Paul post, so, uh, I enjoyed his letter to the Philippians! You think the Colossians could stand another letter?
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Sydney Bottocks posted:I'm pretty sure the bit on the SOL where Mike's hanging from the giant spider web (that Servo and Crow are using to catch giant bugs for snacks) happens before Gary and the dancers discover the dead scientist hanging from a similar web, in Horrors of Spider Island. Crow asking if Mike routinely leaps across the bridge like a gazelle always makes me laugh.
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