Getting theaters nationwide to shout " DEATH!!" all at once as Santa begins his ride.The Rifftrax Live! of Santa Claus (1959) may be the first time that a re-riffed film is funnier than the original Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode.By the campaign's end, they not only met the stretch goal, but they exceeded the amount they received in the previous campaign by a couple hundred dollars.Midway through the campaign they added a stretch goal: If they made it to $250,000 they would riff on Anaconda.Helping in gathering the money were the promised bonus shorts: a fully re-riffed version of A Case of Spring Fever, another "At Your Fingetips" short, and the classic nuclear survival short " Duck and Cover".Which one? The 1998 Godzilla remake, that one! Within a day it met and exceeded its goal, and unlike the Twilight riff where they ended up not getting the rights, they have a 100% guarantee that they will indeed be riffing on 'Zilla. On May 2014, they ran another Kickstarter to do a live riff of another big-budget Hollywood movie.
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That's right, 15 years after MST's cancellation, the guys who made up its final cast come back to TV for one special night.
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And in January 2014, RiffTrax riffed another movie they liked: The Wizard of Oz!.After two years of waiting, Kevin casually revealing at the Manos: The Hands of Fate live riff that corn is grass.Who and the Daleks, a voice that other people would need a machine to create. Mike and the boys proving themselves to be more than capable voice actors when they impersonated the Daleks in their riff of Dr.How did the crew manage to watch the movie enough to write their scripts and record the time codes? By paying to see the movie in theaters that many times just to get the riff of the film out as soon as possible. The riff of Twilight: New Moon released on the same day as the home DVD.Starship Troopers! And as a special bonus: Mr.
However, they picked up something that's just as cheesy. note Even more awesomely, they weren't told "no, never, get the hell out!" but just that they'd love to have a RiffTrax Live of it, but maybe some years down the line when the franchise has cooled off a bit. Unfortunately, they couldn't secure the rights. By the completion of the campaign, they received nearly $265,000, nearly five times their goal. It took them a little over an hour to reach their goal of $55,000. 25th, 2013, Rifftrax set up a kickstarter account to get the rights to do a live-riff of Twilight. Also their ultimate statement that a movie does not have to be bad to find hilarious riffs in it.
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