Rifftrax Live sophomore effort

[CHF01]

The Beast of Yucca Flats would work well, I think. This Coleman Francis POS has some of the same Ed Woodian style of horrid movie making qualities, and is hilarious to watch (with riffing as mandatory requirement). "Flag on the Moon" 

[spaceforarent]

Casablanca. There's absolutely no way that could cause any kind of a backlash or anything.

The Room would be great, especially if they could get Tommy Wiseau to be a guest. Though it's not exactly kid friendly, so I doubt they'd do it.

[MSTJedi]

I say Night of the Living Dead would be perfect for a Halloween season live riff.

[BeautifulMind]

I read an article where Mike said he hopes they'll be able to get the rights to show some movies from the 80's. I know Master Pancake Theater in Austin uses stuff that "new" so maybe they will surprise us.

[Compound]

Hmm. I'm guessing that Mike would like to show us that pain don't hurt.

[stansimpson]

I read an article where Mike said he hopes they'll be able to get the rights to show some movies from the 80's.

Source?  Pleeease?

I say Night of the Living Dead would be perfect for a Halloween season live riff.

EDIT:  Google is good.  Here's the article.

[BeautifulMind]

Actually this is the one I read.

http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-9276-Philadelphia-Gaming-Lifestyle-Examiner~y2009m8d27-Interview-with-Michael-J-Nelson-of-MST3K-and-Rifftrax

[Thrifty]

C'mon guys.  Get crackin' on this.  It's been NINE DAYS.

[ShadowDog]

I know, rite?

[k1]

This is very promising!

[Thrifty]

Although I have come out against three-man re-riffs in the past, I would love to see a new, three-man version of Road House.  I'd especially love to see it live.  Though the latter would definitely present some obstacles in the copyright arena.

[MrTorso]

Although I have come out against three-man re-riffs in the past, I would love to see a new, three-man version of Road House.  I'd especially love to see it live.  Though the latter would definitely present some obstacles in the copyright arena.

It is not so much copyright as it is exhibition rights. The only obstacle would be whatever fee they want for that flick that more than likely went up when Swayze passed.

On that question I selected Roadhouse (because there would hopefully be some new material )and then for other I said I would rather see a movie that hasn't been riffed before. 

[k1]

Yeah, I said Tango and Cash for other.

[James of LinHood]

If their next one is Roadhouse or Top Gun I'd die of happiness.

I also think that if they added more riffs to it, Batman & Robin would be a great one to see live.

[Darth Geek]

I chose Twilight just so it will piss off the fangirls even more.

I would love to see them riff Over the Top because I think Stallone (at this stage in his career) has a good humor about himself and would probably give the okay. Actually, he'd probably love it and want to have some fun with it, who knows.