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Permanent Tag: Cinema Rating: Good Hits: 458 Comments: 1 Best of Jurassic Park: Rifftrax Best of Jurassic Park: Rifftrax Starring Mike Nelson and guest Riffer, Weird Al User: TheNextDylan Aug 24, 2012 11:05 PM
Headline Tag: Cinema Rating: Good Hits: 991 Comments: 0 RiffTrax's Wrath of Khan RiffTrax's Wrath of Khan Commentary by the Rifftrax crew of Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett. User: TheNextDylan Aug 24, 2012 10:52 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Humor Rating: Amazing Hits: 518 Comments: 0 Kevin Murphy on Corky Romano Kevin Murphy on Corky Romano Mystery Science Theater 3000's Kevin Murphy (a.k.a. Tom Servo), along with Mike Nelson, blast "Corky Romano" to shreds. "Chris Kattan is no funnier than a televised colostomy." From a 2002 book reading in Madison, WI. Read more in his book, "A Year at the Movies." User: SilenTom Nov 7, 2010 7:38 AM
Unmoderated Tag: Cinema Rating: Stinker Hits: 471 Comments: 0 Best Of Rifftrax Part 1 - Avatar Best Of Rifftrax Part 1 - Avatar The best of (in my opinion) of Mike Nelson, Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy riffing on the film Avatar. Disclaimer: Avatar is the property of 20th Century Fox and James Cameron while the riffs are the property of Mike Nelson, Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy. User: BattleShip_Ron Apr 25, 2010 6:14 PM
Headline Tag: Humor Rating: Good Hits: 4152 Comments: 4 Rifftrax: Twilight Rifftrax: Twilight A highlight reel of the Rifftrax for Twilight. RiffTrax are comedic MP3 tracks that you play in-sync with your favorite movies. Written and performed by the stars of the award-winning TV series Mystery Science Theater 3000, RiffTrax brings the unique humor of "Satellite of Love" partners Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett to Hollywood's hit movies. User: RabidMadness Nov 23, 2009 6:56 AM
Unmoderated Tag: Cinema Rating: No Votes Hits: 562 Comments: 0 RiffTrax: To Serve All My Days RiffTrax: To Serve All My Days Continuing in the fine tradition of aftermarket sci-fi Series accessories, Rifftrax Presents is proud once again to jump into the fan-licious world of Star Trek Phase II -- or Star Trek New Voyages, which appears to be the series' maiden name. It's the amazing all-volunteer fan-created continuation of Star Trek, the Original Series but has better sound, cornier corn, pointier Vulcans, paunchier paunches, Scottier Scotties, and it riffs like a dream. This time around, Riffers Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy pitch their pith at the episode To Serve All My Days, the story of a waitress in love with -- no wait, that's Waitress. This one features the character Pavel Chekov, who after a freak accident becomes the actor Walter Koenig, an affliction for which there is no cure. You get dueling Chekovs, pre-head-bulge Klingons, and a surprise ending that'll have you standing up and shouting, "Well-it-they-what-the-hunh?" What are you waiting for? Beam it down, Snotty! Riff long and prosper! User: TheNextDylan Aug 6, 2008 9:02 AM
Unmoderated Tag: Celebrities Rating: Ok Hits: 816 Comments: 0 RiffTrax: Star Trek: World Enough and Time RiffTrax: Star Trek: World Enough and Time Rifftrax is boldly going where no Rifftrax has gone before, and it's not just a hokey clich?, we really mean it! Rifftrax Presents veteran riffers Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy, beaning on (or is it "beaming?" I can never remember) the most ambitious exercise in fan fiction since that really good Civil War reenactment! These are sumptuously produced "new episodes" of the original Star Trek series, authentically detailed and produced by Trek fans, yet with the beefy swagger of a roomful of Shatners. Rifftrax Presents: Star Trek: Phase II: World Enough and Time! A title that has more colons than a gastroenterologist's waiting room, and also contains more delicious hamming than Smithfield, Virginia at Easter. Original Series veteran George Takei reprises his role as Sulu, but as an older Sulu, due to a spontaneous fluctuation in the space-time...Okay, it doesn't really matter, does it? It has Sulu, pretty women, pretty men, time-warping, and enough wigs to fill Phyllis Diller's closet. User: TheNextDylan Aug 3, 2008 9:08 AM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Good Hits: 735 Comments: 0 Chad Vader Fails At MST3K Commentary Chad Vader Fails At MST3K Commentary Mike Nelson and Kevin Murphy from Mystery Science Theater 3000 invite Chad Vader to do RIFFTRAX (their trademark humorous commentary) on his brother's autobiography film, "Star Wars Attack of the Clones." It backfires miserably. This is a special episode of Chad Vader. Also featuring our pals Rob Schrab and Steve Agee from the Sarah Silverman Program. Check out bonus bits and outtakes on blamesociety.net User: TheNextDylan Mar 19, 2008 9:29 AM
Permanent Tag: Twisted Rating: Good Hits: 500 Comments: 0 A Holiday Greeting from RiffTrax A Holiday Greeting from RiffTrax A Holiday greeting from Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, Bill Corbett and all of us here at RiffTrax. User: TheNextDylan Mar 17, 2008 8:53 AM
Unmoderated Tag: Cinema Rating: Ok Hits: 526 Comments: 0 RiffTrax with Mike Nelson: Casino Royale RiffTrax with Mike Nelson: Casino Royale A spine-tingling thrill ride that moves from the exotic poker tables of Montenegro, to the exotic hotel rooms of Montenegro, then back to the poker tables, then the rooms again, then a return visit to the poker table for a more extended stay, then a short rest and back to the poker table! And there's killing, too! And lot's of sweet lovin', if you're into that. Daniel Craig inhabits the role of James Bond, the dashing MI6 agent who holds a license to kill, as well a license to wax his chest and wear tiny, undignified swimming trunks. Eva Green is Vesper Lynd, (get it?) the hot-to-trot financier who administers the majority of Bond's lovin', with luscious Caterina Murino batting clean-up. And Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen stars as Le Chiffre, a sardine-faced villain and numbers genius (he can make change for a dollar without punching it into the cash register!) Joining Mike is Kevin Murphy. Both Mike and Kevin have a license to Riff. User: TheNextDylan Mar 13, 2008 10:01 AM
Headline Tag: Television Rating: Good Hits: 1982 Comments: 4 MST3K Short: Shatner vs Shatner MST3K Short: Shatner vs Shatner "To boldly go where no man has gone before," and if you don't count the 79 television shows and 5 movies that came before it then Star Trek VI does exactly that. Yes, it's bold enough to have lauded stage actor Christopher Plummer glue on a few hideous plastic appliqu?s and shriek out lines from Shakespeare's plays at inappropriate times. It's bold enough to hire Kim Cattrall for her acting experience alone in a role that has nothing whatsoever to do with sex. And it's bold enough to pretend with a straight face that the cast of the original series shouldn't have been dry docked 20 years prior to this film. To handle this mess, Mike enlisted the aid of Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy, his riffing companions from Mystery Science Theater 3000. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll say to yourself, Who is John Shuck and how can I avoid his work from now on? User: TheNextDylan Mar 12, 2008 10:03 AM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Good Hits: 717 Comments: 0 MST3K Short: 300 MST3K Short: 300 A small band of brave men struggle against enormous odds, battling a superior force, and though ultimately they are defeated their sacrifice becomes a source of inspiration and hope that rings out like a clarion call through the pages of history. But enough about the Mighty Ducks. 300, in contrast, is about a gang of shirtless and immoral baby-killing idiots who hack up a larger group of idiots on some cliff in Greece a couple of thousand years ago. To a soundtrack of ersatz Nine Inch Nails. Starring Gerard Butler as a shrieking inarticulate Scotsman (so in other words "a Scotsman"), 300 delivers on its promise to be the bloodiest movie since Carrie 2: Carrie vs. Saw. (Though it should be noted that in lieu of blood, 300 utilized digital globs of diluted road tar.) To make it a fair fight, Mike enlisted the help of battle veterans Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy. 3 against the 300! User: TheNextDylan Mar 7, 2008 8:02 AM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Good Hits: 1102 Comments: 0 MST3K Short: Independence Day MST3K Short: Independence Day http://www.rifftrax.com/cart.php?m=product_detail&p;=83 In every single one of the 900 million aliens-come-to-earth movies that had come before it the aliens were malevolent, bent on man's destruction, but Independence Day changed all that. Yes, the alien's were once again malevolent, but this time Judd Hirsch was in the movie! Never before had this even been dreamt of, putting Judd Hirsch in a film. It was a brazen move, one almost as stunning as casting Bill Pullman as the president of the United States as opposed to taking the obvious path and casting him as a guy at a Rapid Oil Change who says, "Ahead. Little more. Little more. Okay, stop." And never before in screen history had a person named "Vivica" done anything let alone attempt to act credibly in a movie role. Not only that, Independence Day dares to feature one of the most ineffective inspirational speeches since those delivered in a bunker in Berlin in late April 1945. For ID4, Mike is joined by both Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy, so in the words of Captain Jimmy Wilder, Kick the tires and light the fires!* User: TheNextDylan Mar 5, 2008 10:20 AM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Good Hits: 688 Comments: 0 MST3K Short: Spider-Man MST3K Short: Spider-Man When Peter Parker is bitten by one of Columbia University's many genetically engineered "super spiders" (now we know what they do with their 6 billion dollar endowment) instead of doing the sensible thing and dying, he transmogrifies into an arachnid, extruding fluids from his spinnerets, leaping about, swinging and twirling just like a spider. But being a spider naturally puts him on the bad side of Norman Osborn, the charismatic head of OsCorp Industries who manages to find enough time in his day to moonlight as an evil goblin (played by real life evil goblin Willem Dafoe.) He also finds it difficult to manage his relationship with the beautiful Mary Jane, because, well, he's a freakish wer-spider. His exoskeleton alone makes it literally impossible for him to come out of his shell until it's time to molt -- and at that point he's too vulnerable for a relationship. It all makes for the most thrilling arthropod-on-human love and adventure tale ever told in the year 2002! Joining Mike are Kevin Murphy, Bill Corbett and several harvestmen that live in the corners of the studio. (Yes, we know that harvestmen are not spiders. And, no, theirs is not the most poisonous venom in the world -- that's just a myth.) User: TheNextDylan Mar 5, 2008 10:19 AM
 
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