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Hamlet
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Devil Doll
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The Deadly Bees
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The Undead
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Overdrawn at the Memory Bank
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The Incredible Melting Man
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The Projected Man
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The Incredibly Strange Creatures...
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Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders
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The Screaming Skull
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The Thing That Couldn't Die
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Riding with Death
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The Leech Woman
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The Atomic Brain
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The Touch of Satan
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Quest of the Delta Knights
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Manos: The Hands of Fate
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Zombie Nightmare
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The Castle of Fu Manchu
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Track of the Moon Beast
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Monster A-Go Go
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The Wild World of Batwoman
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Angels' Revenge
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The Rebel Set
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I Accuse My Parents
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Diabolik
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SST: Death Flight
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City on Fire
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Bride of the Monster
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Tormented
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The Indestructible Man
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The Unearthly
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Gunslinger
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The Beast of Yucca Flats
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Warrior of the Lost World
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The Corpse Vanishes
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Rocket Attack USA
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Red Zone Cuba
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Being from Another Planet
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Laserblast
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Master Ninja I
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Ring of Terror
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Pod People
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The Brute Man
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San Francisco International
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Code Name Diamond Head
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The Brain that Wouldn't Die
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Phase IV
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Fugitive Alien
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The Magic Sword
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Soultaker
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Terror from the Year 5000
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Recent Riffs

"But she must choose the man for the sacrifice." I choose Adam Sandler!

"His head! It was torn off!" You say it, like it's a bad thing.

"Frankly, I'm bored." That's why you kept saying William Hurt's name!

"Did you hear anything, like somebody running or a door closing?" Or the sound of one hand clapping?

Is this love, or is it just rough sex with Michael Douglas?

It's ending like an Italian neo-realist movie from the 60s.

Huston, I just spotted an animated cartoon on the surface of the Moon.
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I love how Dr Forrester's Dream Crusher has the same ringtone as the President's phone in "Our Man Flint".
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And if someone wants the "Extra Stuffed Germanic" font used in the opening credits, you can get it here:
http://www.dafont.com/primitive.font
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OK so I'm curious about how far our community goes!!! Where's everyone from? How far around the globe does Club MST3k go??!! I'm from Ohio, USA
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And this film is a Russian/Soviet film, not Finnish! Same with Jack Frost. Where did they get they idea they were Finnish movies? The Soviets and Finns did not exactly get along
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You know, it's interesting, that Lon Chaney Jr. is both in the short and the movie.
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I had no idea Gene Wilder was still alive.
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I have a confession to make.
The majority of the episodes I watch I don't actually watch. I'll pull up a browser, play an episode, and then work on my computer, play a game, read the news, etc.
I've seen every episode many dozens and dozens of times so I still laugh at what I'm hearing without having to watch the episode. The few times I'll actually sit and watch an episode feels weird because I'm so used to multitasking when the show's on.
Sorry, just had to get that off my chest.
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Am I just weird, or am I not the only one here who likes to watch movies on MST3K and try to find theme or incidental music that was lifted or repurposed from another movie?
I'm watching First Spaceship On Venus now, and I could swear I heard a snatch of the Refueling Theme from Starfighters -- not the daaaaahhhhhh dah dah daaaaahhhhh bit, btw -- as well as some little bits of incidental music I first heard in the original 1940 Wolf Man.
Earlier today, while watching Hercules And The Captive Women, I heard the famous DAH DAH DAAAHHHHH "action hook" from Creature From The Black Lagoon, and a chunk of The Song We Sing When You Come Home From Venus from First Spaceship On Venus... and btw, you can also hear DAH DAH DAAAHHHHHH in Women Of The Prehistoric Planet.
Then, there's the opening theme and incidental music from Attack Of The Giant Leeches lifted pretty much in its entirety for Night Of The Blood Beast (or is it vice versa?).
The weird incidental music with the funny xylophone licks in It Conquered The World can also be heard in Attack Of The The Eye Creatures.
Several big chunks of the incidental music from the original 1932 Frankenstein can also be heard in The Phantom Creeps.
And of course, Richard Band's theme from Robot Holocaust also pops up in Laserblast.
I'll stop now, because I'm on a deadline, and also because I really am geeking out way too much over this.
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Which MSTs, if remade with modern SFX and a good director/cast, would become a box office hit (or, at least, not be terrible)?
I think Manos is definitely up there. Cast someone who can wear faun stilts properly and put Guillermo del Toro in charge and you've got a pretty solid fantasy horror film. Oh, and a budget that's more than "I'll give you a bike if you lend me your dog."
Anyway, thoughts?
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A fine innings for waka-chika waka-chika waka-chika waka-chika MITCHELL!
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So, question: why is there an ENGLISH professor explaining issues of anthropology, sociology, and various theories on Earth sciences at in the intro of the movie? Were they afraid audiences wouldn't understand a title like "Geologist" or "Archaeologist"?