Sherlock Holmes Terror by Night rifftrax presents

[peephalk]

Sherlock Holmes: Terror By Night

Riffed By
Bridget Nelson
Mary Jo Pehl

“Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night, nor for the arrow that flieth by day.” So it is said-ith in the Bible.

This movie has absolutely nothing to do with that quotation. Instead, here are Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, back again as Holmes and
Watson, investigating a series of murders committed on a train bound for Scotland. None of the murders are done with an arrow that flieth,
but they do all take place at night, so that's got to count for something.
Holmes is customarily unruffled, Watson is ruffled pretty much all the time, and there are a bunch of interesting accents on display. So
jump on board, for the greatest murder mystery ever to occur on a train and not involving a finicky Belgian detective.

Written by: Matthew J. Elliott

High (TV) (1.12 GB)

https://mega.nz/#!ckcAkQIb!yZ-jRuJ111mSX...-LLsvCYMJ8

[Comity]

Thanks, peephalk!

[BadFilms]

Big thumbs up.

[JetJaguar73]

This is awesome, Peep!
MJ&B are my favorite riffers these days and I'm loving the Sherlock Holmes and those 50's teen comedies they've been riffing.

TLDR: Woot!

[spacemutiny]

Thank you, peephalk!

[Meat Trademark]

Written by: Matthew J. Elliott? Really?

[portharlot]

Thanks peephalk!

[JeepBanshee]

Joy!  

[alansmithee99]

Does anyone know why RiffTrax will sometimes use the colorized version of movies? The technology is certainly better than it used to be, but I always bristle at that.

[BadFilms]

Looks like it's because of their association with Legend Films, who releases colorized versions of public domain films (and then had Mike do commentary tracks for them, which led to the creation of Rifftrax and a good amount of the Rifftrax Live content). All these Holmes movies seem to be in Legend's catalog. Legend's colorization is usually pretty decent and I prefer it over the black & white versions.