Love Is (Sort of) in the Air in ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000 Volume XXXVIII’
Can poverty or flaming meteors stop the course of true love? Sometimes.
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‘Mystery Science Theater 3000, Volume XXXV’ Pays Tribute to Roger Corman’s Legacy
The latest release, full of aliens and alternate realities, highlights Corman's many roles in and influence on the film industry.
‘Mystery Science Theater, Volume XXXIV’ and AIP Make a Perfect Match
The latest Mystery Science Theater 3000 release offers an excellent, if snarky, tribute to the late, not-so-great American International Pictures studio.
It’s the Special Features That Shine in ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000: Vol. XXXIII’
The featurettes here are extremely respectful and well-made, detailing the oft-forgotten studio systems in place that made cheap B-movies thrive in the '50s and '60s.
‘Mystery Science Theater 3000: Turkey Day Collection (XXXI)’ Is Comedy Worth Being Thankful For
Featuring episodes from both Comedy Central and the Sci-Fi Channel, this Turkey Day Collection is a feast for comedy fans.
“You Should Have to Make Your Case with Comedy”: An Interview with MST3K’s Michael J. Nelson
He has been the host and head writer of both Mystery Science Theater 3000 and RiffTrax, and now takes on his biggest comedy challenge yet: riffing 1998's Godzilla in front of a live audience.
Joyous Cadre of Cinematic Excrement: ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000: XXX’
There are good MST3K box sets, and then there are great MST3K box sets. The difference? All the Jack Palance jokes you could ever hope for.