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There are also a lot of instances of wigs or hats. I'm watching Werewolf now and Crown and Tom are still wearing their "Where Oh Werewolf?" costumes. The Eddie Nelson one really sticks out to me because it's almost hard not to see Mike's headset. I hope they do a little of that kind of thing in season 11, though. It'd be cool to see Felicia Day and Patton Oswalt deliver riffs for 15 minutes or so.
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Gavok posted:- Timmy What are the episodes?
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Zesty Crab Legs posted:What are the episodes? Eddie is Time Chasers. Frank and Dr. F riffing is Last of the Wild Horses Gypsy is on of the Hercules movies Puppet Mike is Prince of Space. I'm not up to the Pearl episode yet, but it's definitely in either season 9 or 10. I could just look them up, I suppose, but it's impressive to me that I remembered 4 out of 6 of them 
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Zesty Crab Legs posted:What are the episodes? Timmy - Fire Maidens From Outer Space The Mads - Last of the Wild Horses Pearl - Quest of the Delta Knights Gypsy - Hercules and the Captive Women Eddie - Time Chasers Puppet Mike - Prince of Space 
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Bicyclops posted:There are also a lot of instances of wigs or hats. I'm watching Werewolf now and Crown and Tom are still wearing their "Where Oh Werewolf?" costumes. Plus Crow in his bear form from Jack Frost. I love how he just shows up after a commercial all "Hey, guys! I'm no longer a bear!"
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Let's not forget Toaster Strudel Tom Servo from Devil Doll. This message board post may help you: http://forrestcrow.proboards.com/thread/21433/episodes-unique-unusual-theater-segments
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The Deadly Bees is an underrated smash hit. The movie itself feels like it was two rewrites and and injection of money away from being a halfway decent movie, and something about it being so close, and also being about bees, makes its cheesiness that much more laughable. e: the bowler cap guy at the end Bicyclops fucked around with this message at 02:48 on Mar 21, 2017 |
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if you really want to go all-in on insane bee attack movies, you have to watch the sprawling Irwin Allen disasterpiece The Swarm, which features an all-star cast (including Michael Caine!) and some completely insane setpieces. At one point the bees blow up a nuclear plant (!) and then set all of Houston on fire (!!!).
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Bicyclops posted:The Deadly Bees is an underrated smash hit. The movie itself feels like it was two rewrites and and injection of money away from being a halfway decent movie, and something about it being so close, and also being about bees, makes its cheesiness that much more laughable. A big problem with The Deadly Bees is that the Manfred stuff is done in a completely stupid manner. Like the terrible fake grey hair to make him look older just so they could show a picture of "young" him on a book about bees.
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muscles like this! posted:A big problem with The Deadly Bees is that the Manfred stuff is done in a completely stupid manner. Like the terrible fake grey hair to make him look older just so they could show a picture of "young" him on a book about bees. The actual bee effects are also pretty laughable, but yeah, Manfred is the major flaw. It almost feels like it would have been a better movie if they'd removed him (and the twist) altogether, as well as the stupid "Why, another letter from the man who says he'll show us all with his bees" opening, and had it be a kind of Daphne DuMaurier story about a collapsing marraige as told through the eyes of the vacationing protagonist, and with deadly bees.
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Bicyclops posted:The actual bee effects are also pretty laughable, but yeah, Manfred is the major flaw. It almost feels like it would have been a better movie if they'd removed him (and the twist) altogether, as well as the stupid "Why, another letter from the man who says he'll show us all with his bees" opening, and had it be a kind of Daphne DuMaurier story about a collapsing marraige as told through the eyes of the vacationing protagonist, and with deadly bees. I remember hearing that the book the movie was based on had the creepy beekeeper be the actual villain, which helps explain why the twist came completely out of nowhere.
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Nobody likes Swamp Diamonds and it's one of my favorites 
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One of the greatest moments of my life was when I actually got to take a flight to San Francisco International Airport. Pro tip: never respond to a TSA guy's questions with 'The answer, my friend, is blow it out your arse.' He will NOT reply  My airport, my way.
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bad posts ahead!!! posted:Nobody likes Swamp Diamonds and it's one of my favorites I like Swamp Diamonds. Roger Corman films are always fascinating, because they get so close to being decent, you feel that maybe he actually has some talent as a filmmaker, but his priority on churning out his films as cheaply and quickly as possible has always been his fatal flaw.
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HannibalBarca posted:if you really want to go all-in on insane bee attack movies, you have to watch the sprawling Irwin Allen disasterpiece The Swarm, which features an all-star cast (including Michael Caine!) and some completely insane setpieces. At one point the bees blow up a nuclear plant (!) and then set all of Houston on fire (!!!). There was another bee movie in the 70s that ended with someone driving a VW Beetle covered with bees into the Astrodome. There, they lowered the temperature low enough to calm the bees down. Anybody remember this one?
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Ms Boods posted:One of the greatest moments of my life was when I actually got to take a flight to San Francisco International Airport. That's one of my favorites. It was so obviously thrown together either for TV or from TV footage. So many plotlines
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Mister Kingdom posted:There was another bee movie in the 70s that ended with someone driving a VW Beetle covered with bees into the Astrodome. There, they lowered the temperature low enough to calm the bees down. I do, but basically just that part of it. I also recall some of the bees coming in through the car's air vents just as the temperature got low enough.
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PrinceRandom posted:That's one of my favorites. It was so obviously thrown together either for TV or from TV footage. So many plotlines Like several other "movies" it was a failed tv pilot. For a while after they called every propeller plane "Petey" too.
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Mister Kingdom posted:There was another bee movie in the 70s that ended with someone driving a VW Beetle covered with bees into the Astrodome. There, they lowered the temperature low enough to calm the bees down. The Savage Bees! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075166/ 
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Fezz posted:Like several other "movies" it was a failed tv pilot.
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Watching Hercules vs the moon men, and did Joel always have that goatee?
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Powered Descent posted:The Savage Bees! I remember watching this movie on TV. This and one with giant rabbits... And another with giant ants. I miss those dumb Sci-fi TV movie days.
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2DCAT posted:I remember watching this movie on TV. This and one with giant rabbits... And another with giant ants. I miss those dumb Sci-fi TV movie days. Night of the Lepus?!
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Paper Kaiju posted:Roger Corman films are always fascinating, because they get so close to being decent, you feel that maybe he actually has some talent as a filmmaker, but his priority on churning out his films as cheaply and quickly as possible has always been his fatal flaw. roger corman totally is a decent filmmaker, you're looking at it backwards he starts with trying to make the cheapest movies possible, the fact that they're then watchable is a testament to his skill
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It doesn't look familiar, but it's the only giant rabbit movie I can find lol... Then again, it's been about 20 years since I saw it...
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Head's up, the latest Rifftrax Kickstarter hit a stretch goal and so they're going to do a new riff of Final Justice.
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muscles like this! posted:Head's up, the latest Rifftrax Kickstarter hit a stretch goal and so they're going to do a new riff of Final Justice. On one hand, that's great and I'm totally going to get that perk. On the other hand, I don't think they'll be able to do anything as hilarious as the end credits remix from the MST3K episode. "But that's okay 'cause there's potatoes on the siiiide!"
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muscles like this! posted:Head's up, the latest Rifftrax Kickstarter hit a stretch goal and so they're going to do a new riff of Final Justice.  I'll donate to the KS now
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2DCAT posted:It doesn't look familiar, but it's the only giant rabbit movie I can find lol... Then again, it's been about 20 years since I saw it... Food of the Gods (with Marjoe Gortner, who starred in Starcrash with David Hasselhoff, directed by movie-about-giant-things aficionado Bert I Gordon)?
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A little late, but if you haven't seen it I highly recommend watching the Roger Corman documentary Corman's World. It's a fascinating watch, and it really did make me respect him.
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Powered Descent posted:The Savage Bees! That's the one. I remember when the Beetle was in the Astrodome, they would show the temperature on the scoreboard. That's about all I remember.
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Jack Gladney posted:Food of the Gods (with Marjoe Gortner, who starred in Starcrash with David Hasselhoff, directed by movie-about-giant-things aficionado Bert I Gordon)? I still find it fascinating that the guy who specialized in size-based special effects had the initials B.I.G.
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MST3K on Netflix is A Good Thing. Rewatching Time Chasers, I really like how Pink Shirt basically gave Castleton an out for needing any help. "Wow, a time machine! So you could put a penny into the bank 100 years in the past and in the present you'll be a millionaire!!" "Yeah so about that money you need to give me..."
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Mister Kingdom posted:That's the one. That's all I remember of it too.  I recall absolutely nothing about the plot leading up to it. But the bug and the bees in the Superdome seems really memorable for some reason.
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bad posts ahead!!! posted:Nobody likes Swamp Diamonds and it's one of my favorites I really like Swamp Diamonds. It's like they took four versions of a character named Trixie from some generic George M. Cohan play and wanted us to consider them all different and also take them completely seriously.
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Sidehackers is a weird movie with the knock off Charlie Manson hippie motorcycle gang leader.
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I feel like I've been waiting forever for the new season to come out! Sadly, I'm going to be even more upset when I binge watch it all in one day. (deep hurting)
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Leonard Maltin was a good sport for appearing on the show.
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