Synchtube Tropers (Riff on Videos and Movies)

Today's the anniversary of when we started rating things.

Good spot, I never would have noticed that. myself.

So let's do this! We got (Rip Torn's) Ghost Stories and Action Man.

Then, at the top of the coming hour... Let's roll, toke, laugh ourselves into a hernia, and repeat. We got Ganjasaurus Rex.

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that was some bad weed, man

edited 26th Nov '17 6:42:04 PM by iflewaway

Check it out! I found another obscure Michael Caine action/thriller spy movie!

Co-starring Sean Young (post-career-destroying "Catwoman" insanity), Ian Holm, and Bob Hoskins (perhaps this film was part of the inspiration for Peter Serafinowicz's Michael Caine spoof?)

This is a story about an ex-MI6 agent-turned-bar owner (Caine) who gets swept away by a sultry American woman (Young), but when the fair lady learns about his past history, she asks him to hep her with a "problem" she has, which forces him to re-enter the dangerous world of espionage. Typical Michael Caine stuff.

Here's Blue Ice. (Not to be confused with Green Ice, which we should also take a look at some day)

Let's do this!

We got Bob Ross painting another pretty picture and Cr1TiKaL simply being Cr1TiKaL.

Then, at the top of the coming hour, Michael Caine and Sean Young star in 'Blue Ice''.

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Get ready for some atmospherically deceptive super-happy-fun festive cheer in the aftershow tonight.

edited 28th Nov '17 6:42:52 AM by Shippudentimes

Tonight, we have what was originally intended as a TV pilot for a kind of post-Star Trek, post-2001: A Space Odyssey series about a space colony established in orbit around our planet—Er-Er-Earth II.

Starring Gary Lockwood, who incidentally just so happened to have starred in the aforementioned 2001, and a bunch of other B-list actors from 60's, 70's film and television. Anthony Franciosa, in particular, should be recognizable as the man who played the writer in Dario Argento's Tenebrae ().

Making up for a terrible oversight on my part last night: Tonight's pre-show will largely consist of Sean Young's (appropriately) "batshit" appearance on The Joan Rivers Show dressed as "Catwoman" (in a homemade costume) after failing to get the part for Tim Burton's Batman Returns.

Then, at the top of the coming hour, we head into orbit and follow whatever may unfold aboard space station Er-Er-Earth II.

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Got a real treat ready for tonight!

Submitted for your approval: The latest movie from eccentric spiritualist/conspiracy theorist/contemporary Edward D. Wood, Jr... The one and only Neil Breen, who gave us the films Double Down (   X   ), I Am Here... Now (), and, of course, Fateful Findings ().

Falling into the Breenster's signature "foreign/otherworldly being committing mass murder for the good of humanity" genre, his fourth film, Pass-Thru, is about a time-traveling Artificial Intelligence from the distant future named "Tghil" (named after a yogurt container) who embodies the corporeal form of a heroin-addicted loser to bring benevolent genocide to the world. He befriends a multicultural aunt/niece combo to take on the corrupt politicians, hypocritical media, and greedy CEOs while a group of tenacious young astronomers try to seek him out.

And he's already begun working on a 5th film...

edited 29th Nov '17 8:59:57 AM by SeanMurrayI

I found this oddity in the Mario franchise. A year after Super Mario Brothers was unleashed upon the world on the NES, a Japanese animation director named Masami Hata was tasked by Nintendo to make a sixty-five minute OVA [Original Video Animation] film called Sūpā Mario Burazāzu: Piichi-hime Kyūshutsu Dai Sakusen!, which roughly translates to Super Mario Bros.: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach!. A film not only notable for being the first movie to be based on a video game [which predates the American Super Mario Brothers [] ] by at least seven years. It was only ever released in Japan, and has made its way to international audiences by both an unofficial fan-sub, and a hilariously bad fandub that was uploaded five years ago, which is something I believe we should eventually watch.

Behold, the legendarily and memetically awful fandub of Super Mario Brothers: The Great Mission To Rescue Princess Peach:

And off we go with a night of The Breenster!

We got a condensed edit of Neil Breen's second movie, I Am Here... Now, plus some other odds and ends.

Then, at the top of the coming hour, brace yourselves for the fourth film from Neil Breen: Pass-Thru...

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This showed up in my recommended videos bar...

edited 29th Nov '17 8:20:01 PM by iflewaway

oh man i love broken videos now i look like a fool...

cool video tho

edited 29th Nov '17 8:23:43 PM by Sedmikrasky

Oh, I missed Neil Breen.

heh, I'd be up for watching that Mario movie

Already saw the fansub some years back but this dub...

Yeah, I'm sorry you missed it. It might not have been Breen's best bad film, but it was certainly the one that took his ethos to its "logical," most fascist extreme.

4xThere are no words.

Anyway, here's an appropriately bizarre followup to a night of Neil Breen—a movie co-written and co-produced by Vincent D'Onofrio and directed by the DJ from Linkin Park about a spree shooting at a shopping mall.

Apparently adapted from a novel.

This is called Mall (or Mall: A Day to Kill)

As far as I'm concerned, any assessment of this should draw direct comparisons to Uwe Boll's Homeroom: Heart of America (   X   ), which I'd hope to never ever watch again.

First off, we get started with some Ghost Stories and Gamesmaster, and then we go shopping at the Mall - A Day to Kill. Hmm, maybe we should have picked a different day to go to the mall...

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Please anticipate an expedited pre-show & early start for tonight's feature presentation. This movie runs over 2 hours and will likely begin at around 7:30 PM (EST)!

We won't be observing Kung Fu Friday tonight.

In recognition of today's theatrical release of The Disaster Artist (dramatizing the production and filming of Tommy Wiseau's ''The Room, ), I figured on showcasing the last great biopic/dramatization of a real-life terrible filmmaker renowned for making "The Worst Movie of All Time"—1994's Ed Wood, directed by Tim Burton.

The one and only Johnny Depp brings a semi-fictional portrayal of Edward D. Wood, Jr. to life as only he can, backed by a supporting cast of plenty more recognizable names and faces as the other one-of-a-kind figures surrounding Wood (I'm personally very fond of Mike Starr as George Weiss, the executive producer of Wood's Glen or Glenda) as Tim Burton explores the stories (real, rumored, or dramatized) about Ed Wood's best-known films—Glen or Glenda (), Bride of the Monster (), and Plan 9 from Outer Space ().

Sadly, Wood's "best, most competent" film (in my opinion), Jail Bait (), made in between Glen(da) and Bride, is completely ignored, and his last proper movie before sinking into the seedy world of pornography, Night of the Ghouls (), is only referenced in the opening narration from Jeffrey Jones playing the "celebrity psychic" Criswell.

I never realized that Ed Wood was a kung-fu film.

I'd have liked to make it to tonight's movie, but I've had a sudden morning shift sprung on me, but I'll be able to make it tomorrow night!

So sorry you have to miss out! Until next time!

Anyway, I'll get us started with a TV documentary about Ed Wood made for UK's Channel 4.

Then, after 7:30 PM (EST), we'll get straight into Tim Burton's Ed Wood.

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I got taken out to dinner, and I've missed too much of this movie for it to be enjoyable, so I'll see you for the next feature. This would have been my first time with this one, so I'll find it on my own time.

edited 1st Dec '17 5:16:43 PM by SpaceWolf

Tonight, an Irish horror film about a horrific, paranormal danger that appears to manifest around a young girl—the sole survivor of a bloody massacre that killed her parents and younger brother.

What's the cause of all this? As Fox Mulder might say, "The truth is out there."

Here's Dark Touch.

Bleh, sorry, but I'll have to drop out again. I'm too tired from work to stay up....

Alright, we kick off with a two-part season finale to CGI Action Man.

Then, at the top of the coming hour, get excited for the Irish horror film Dark Touch.

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