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After that, any other Asylum feature RiffTrax covered felt gratuitous.
RiffTrax (Mike Nelson’s off-shoot of MST3K with Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy) did a great job with Sharknado and Sharknado 2. SERVO: How did we end up with a Santa with such extreme generalized anxiety disorder?
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Some of the best bits come from the weird, arbitrary musical numbers and when Jonah and the Bots pick at the fact that Santa seems so strangely unfamiliar with how to actually be Santa Claus. The entire premise is just outrageously silly but, considering the other Christmas films we’ve gotten on this show, this is par for the course, as unpleasant as the premise sounds. So, it’s only fitting that Santa’s team assembles like the Avengers to help him! I was GONE when Jonah and the Bots started yelling the kids’ superhero names as they got out of bed to help Santa, one after the other. AND he has a sniveling evil landlord who looks like the real life embodiment of Snidely Whiplash who will pretty much own Santa, lock, stock, and barrel somehow. Here, Santa’s on the rocks and needs some rent money to stay afloat up at the North Pole. We’ve seen Santa Claus fight martians, work with Merlin, crank up horrifying robotic reindeer and employ children as his labor force.
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MIKE: The movie that DARES to graphically depict sometimes seeing peacocks and sometimes not seeing peacocks.Ĥ9) 1113 – The Christmas That Almost Wasn’t “This is worse than SEVEN!” Servo exclaims before he and Crow attempt to engage in “therapy” involving blocks of clay smashing small likenesses of them on a playset with Mike. It’s preceded by the short, “Gumby: Robot Rumpus” which is cute and charming, but also borderline creepy, ending with one of the robot’s heads torn off and placed above Gumby’s garage like a trophy, causing Crow and Servo some severe emotional trauma. It’s just marred, somewhat, by the hokey special effects sequences and a sub-plot where the cast endlessly chases Mickey, the crazy gardener, around the property for half the film, something which fuels the riffing engine for the episode. There’s a lot of screaming and a lot of skulls in this film but we don’t actually witness a “screaming skull”, per se, something Mike dutifully points out: “I think the title was supposed to be ‘Screaming SEMICOLON Skull’.” It’s actually not a terrible film (if you can get by the abusive, asshole husband angle). #50 is… 50) 912 – The Screaming Skull (w/ short: Gumby – Robot Rumpus) With all that out of the way, WE’VE GOT MOVIE SIGN!!!
Where to See MST3K Episodes – This site does the same thing.Īnd last, but not least, if you didn’t get to read the previous parts, you can do so here:Įvery Episode of MST3K…RANKED! (#196 – #151)Įvery Episode of MST3K…RANKED! (#150 – #101)Įvery Episode of MST3K…RANKED! (#100 – #51) It also offers a forum to chat with fellow MSTies while you watch.
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If you want to watch episodes with other MSTies, you can visit the following sites.Ĭlub MST3K – This site compiles a full episode guide for the show along with corresponding streaming video of nearly every single episode available online. Ranking Every MST3K Episode, From Worst to Best – Paste Magazine
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If you still insist on knowing what the hell I’m talking about, feel free to visit the following sites:Īnd, if you wanna compare lists (though that doesn’t sound the LEAST bit healthy for a growing man such as yourself), you can do so here: I’d love to sit here and pontificate about the show’s history and how great it was…but 1) you’ve heard it all before 2) you don’t really wanna sit here and read what I think about the show’s history when so many other people have said what’s already been said and 3) we’ve gotta get going with this thing. It’s nearly Thanksgiving and we’re doing something only a couple of websites have done: watch every episode of “Mystery Science Theater 3000” and rank each one.
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