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The Creeping Terror
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The Phantom Planet
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The Sidehackers
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Laserblast
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Escape 2000
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Pod People
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Gamera vs. Guiron
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303 - Pod People
- 8 days ago
I can tell by the expression on your face that you loved her so, Trumpy.

520 - Radar Secret Service
- 24 days ago
Gee it was just a joke, I'm sure your mother's very nice. I mean she's old, but...

902 - The Phantom Planet
- 25 days ago
"I know now they'll never believe me." I'll have to kill them all.
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Hello! Hello! Thank you! Hello! Thank you! Thank you! Hello! Thank you!
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Sandy Frank! Sandy Frank! Gads about the house all day!
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I watched Pulp Fiction last night and noticed a Daddy-O poster in the background at Jack Rabbit Slim's.
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There's just a sign that says 'Star Wars'?
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one of Bill's best alternative roles is easily Krankor!
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As Pluto.tv keeps running The Touch of Satan ad nauseam, my one lasting impression is that Beez McKeever is hot.
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This is one of my favorite host segments. It's a densely-layered joke, it's a great showcase for Trace's brilliant voice work, and it very quickly shifts tones from goofy to incredibly dark.
"Please God, don't do this. Don't kick me in...the patootie."
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"Mike, every single reference to your past paints an ever darker picture of a damaged, lonely little man."
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My favorite part of this experiment is the low-key humming of the theme song throughout.
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"It were during the union summer the prairie fires started. Some said they caved that mine in on purpose, but I couldn't hardly believe it. Ma just told me to mind myself."
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Not sure why, but one of my all-time favorite gags in MST3k is Mike's take to the camera after Frank tosses him the keys.
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Does anyone else get a strong Rick Sloane vibe from this movie? The cheap monsters, the half-assed framing, the awful jokes, the despicable characters, over-the-top horniness, and just a hint of misogyny all remind me of Hobgoblins and Blood Theatre.