Rifftrax Live: MST3K Reunion Show [Fathom Event Review]

The year was 1988. The place was a Minnesotan public access channel known as KTMA.
From these humble beginnings would come an American Comedy Icon - Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Time Chaser: Rifftrax Live Fathom Event (Rifftrax Event)

Woohoo! Yet another Rifftrax Live Event! 

This time they tackle a classic MST3K movie: Time Chasers. This was one of my all time favorite original MST3K episodes. 

Miami Connection: Rifftrax Live Fathom Event (Rifftrax Event)

I love The Crappening. So far the three movies I've seen have been very hilarious. I'll be honest, I'm not sure I'll be able to go and see the new version of Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny. That movie is just creepy.

Rifftrax Presents Sharknado 2: The Second One [Rifftrax Live Event Review]

Thursday night I sat through one of the worst films of all time.
Thankfully I had help. Mike, Bill, and Kevin were there to mock the film, making fun of a terrible movie.

The Room: Rifftrax Live Fathom Event (Rifftrax Event)

Second showing on May 12th.

I first heard of The Room while browsing videos on YouTube, a group called CinemaSins, and the world was changed. I was watching a mockery of what may be one of the worst movies of all time. (Ok, it's actually not Manos the Hands of Fate bad... but it tries.)

Godzilla (aka: Zilla) 1998: Rifftrax Live Fathom Event (Rifftrax Event)

Man do I love seeing Mike, Bill, and Kevin on stage on a movie screen. 
That, I suppose, is why I go and see everyone of their live shows even if the movie is as outrageously terrible as Sharknado. The riffing alone can drag a terrible movie into the light and make it watchable.

Rifftrax Presents Sharknado [Rifftrax Live Event Review]

I love Fathom Events. Well, more specifically, I love Rifftrax Live Events. I've been to quite a few... but this might be the biggest named movie I've seen them do. Even bigger than Birdemic.

Santa's Village of Madness [Rifftrax Review]

I was going to write a different blog tonight, but I decided to put that one back and write a bit about my own personal holiday tradition. Starting a few years ago I went and saw Rifftrax Live: Christmas Shorts-Stravaganza.

Ghosthouse (1988) [Rifftrax Review]

I love watching bad movies. They really make you appreciate the average mediocre drivel that comes out of Hollywood. Thankfully, there is a tried and true method to watching bad movies. It was created in 1988 by Joel Hodgeson and it is called Mystery Science Theater 3000, which celebrated it's 25th anniversary this past November. There are two modern sucessors to MST3K's legacy, Cinematic Titanic and Rifftrax.

Today's review is a Rifftrax riff of Ghosthouse (1988), a horror movie so bad that it's actually funny.