This is an episode, that has grown up on me. The movie is OK, it's kind of bland, but I've seen British horror movies, that were a lot worse (Scream and Scream Again for example). But there're a lot of good riffs.

How about the 10 Movies you HATE the most. Not MST cheesefests or turkeys, but ones that make you angry enough to RAGESMASH something.

10. Godsend
9. An American Haunting
8. Match Point (I like Woody and all, but jeez louise...)
7. Pumpkin
6. Eragon (this is probably hugely riffable, but I hated the book and the movie somehow was 10 times worse)
5. The House of Sand and Fog
4. Team America: World Police (I love Southpark though)
3. The New World
2. Elephant
1. Timecode

I could go on and on and on....lotta terrible movies out there.

Joel makes a small goof in one of the riffs. He claims, that Sam Newfield directed "Jungle Goddess", which is not true. However, Newfield did direct "Mad Monster" and "The Lost Continent". I guess what confused Joel was the fact, that Sam's brother, Sigmund Neufeld, was the producer of "Jungle Goddess".

"There are monkeys in this movie."
"Indeed!"
That always cracks me up.

Is that the same Jack Pierce who did the makeup for Boris Karloff's "Monster" in the original Frankenstein?

Here's a fun little discussion topic I posted on another message board about 100 years ago : What MST3K words and phrases do you find yourself using in daily conversation? I started using Joe Don Baker's "Go ahead on" and now I just can't stop myself. I'm also a New Orleans Saints fan and my wife and I both call out "JEEEEEEEED!" every time Jed Collins is involved in a play.

Just so everyone knows, Frank got your messages! I sent 'em his way last night and he nearly immediately sent a response. (Is it possible he's online as much as I am?) Anyway, here's what he said:

"Thank you all for your kind words, they are much appreciated!"

Love ya, Frank!

As a web/graphic designer I appreciate all the font riffs of the beginning credits in some episodes. I think it adds to the genius of the show! :)

34:30 Is that Dana Elcar from MacGuyver?

Barry Mahon, the director of this movie, was also the director of Errol Flynn's last movie, "Assault of the Cuban Rebel Girls" (IMDB lists it simply as "Cuban Rebel Girls"). And for Rifftrax fans, he also directed the Thumbelina part of "Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny".

I love how Dr Forrester's Dream Crusher has the same ringtone as the President's phone in "Our Man Flint".