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Added "Talkin' RiffTrax: Money Plane":

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[BadFilms]

Added "Talkin' RiffTrax: Mirror Mirror":

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This one's a bit late, but! As always, the guys took to their Studio Cam to dive deeper into the subject of their most recent full-length riff, Mirror Mirror and how many evil appliances appear in horror movies.

[BadFilms]

Added "Hangin' With RiffTrax: Quiplash!":

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It's time to get your game face on, because this month's Patreon-exclusive webinar is a good old-fashioned game of Quiplash! Mike, Kevin, Bill, Sean, and Conor will be engaging in a special RiffTrax-themed round of this Jackbox game for your enjoyment - plus, you'll have exclusive access to be a part of the audience and vote for your favorites!

Who will win? Will it be Bill? Will it not be Bill? You'll have to join to find out!

[Jam Handy]

Added "Hangin' With RiffTrax: Quiplash!":

I'm game for that, thanks!

[BadFilms]

Added "Talkin' RiffTrax: Teenage Space Vampires" (36 MB, MP3).


Erik "The Web" here once more with another podcast episode! Join us as I converse with Bridget and Mary Jo to talk about their latest B-movie release, the amazingly-titled Teenage Space Vampires. We dive into the ironic lack of teenage space vampires, the hilariously bad ADR, and what this movie has in common with reality shows. As always, I had a ton of fun chatting with the ladies about bad movies in general, and this one in particular.

Enjoy!

[BadFilms]

Added "Talkin' Rifftrax: Dangerous Men":

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After recording their riff of Dangerous Men a short while back, the guys immediately started rolling on their studio GoPro to chat about it!

They discuss the "plot" (or what passes for one in this movie) in more detail, focusing on the reaction shots of unknown characters, the guys' favorite character (Black Pepper), and of course that funky soundtrack.

Enjoy!

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I definitely don't say it often enough but thanks so much for these, BF!!

[BadFilms]

Added "Talkin' RiffTrax: Copper Mountain":

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Howdy folks!

It's almost Thanksgiving here in the U.S., and to that end we'd like to not only extend our heartfelt thanks to you, dear Traxians, for all your support this year, and in the years past. But we'd additionally like to talk to you more about a turkey that also contains a turkey! That is, human-sized turkey called James "Jim" Carrey and his early role in this pseudo-commercial, Copper Mountain.

It's our latest feature-length riff (well, it's not quite feature-length, and only technically a film... both terms are probably stretching their definitions to their breaking points). This commercial-wearing-a-movie-suit dares to ask the tough questions: can something starring comedian Jim Carrey be unfunny in its natural state? How many songs is too many? And, has RiffTrax riffed anything like it before?

Mike, Kevin, and Bill sat down (or rather, continued standing) to find out. They discuss their findings and MORE in this episode of Talkin' RiffTrax. Enjoy!

[BadFilms]

Added "Hangin' Out With Rifftrax: Copper Mountain":

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Mike, Kevin, Bill, Conor, and Sean recently convened over Zoom for another Hangin' Out With RiffTrax webinar! They chatted about their upcoming (at the time) riff of 1983's Copper Mountain, starring pre-"In Living Color" Jim Carrey and pre-"The Love Boat" Alan Thicke!

Copper Mountain was originally supposed to serve as a commercial for the Club Med ski resort in Copper Mountain, Colorado. And we all know how feature-length commercials for resorts and theme parks tend to work out (Hnng hnnng hnnnng)!

[BadFilms]

Added "Talkin' RiffTrax: Atomic Eden":

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Mike, Kevin, and Bill are back and TALKIN'  — RiffTrax, that is!

They're here to discuss the intricate details of their latest riff subject, Atomic Eden. Well, by "intricate," we mean "terrible." They discuss the actor trying to pull off "being from Texas" by constantly reminding everyone he's from Texas, a disappearing-and-reappearing beard, plus the contributions of noted Actual Actor Lorenzo Lamas to this movie and movies in general.