History WebVideo / IncognitoCinemaWarriorsXP

* BalefulPolymorph: Episode one ends with Topsy turning Rick into a gorilla, and episode four ends with Topsy turning Cylon into a werewolf. By the creator's admission, it's basically the same joke twice, but the DVD for episode four's movie (''Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory'') came with instructions for creating a werewolf and they felt obligated to use it.

The official website is [[http://www.icwxp.com here]] and most of Season 1 was also available as VOD downloads at Podcast/RiffTrax but have since been removed. They also have a Website/YouTube channel dedicated to Main/LetsPlay (called ''Let's Roasts'') called [[https://www.youtube.com/c/RobotCo-Op Robot Co-Op]]. Although, they have since transitioned to Website/Twitch streaming.

As of season two, the show has switched to a half-hour format, riffing shorts rather than entire movies, with a ''much'' quicker production time and a stronger emphasis on story. However, they plan on riffing a feature-film for the Season 2 finale[[note]]Originally meant to be ''{{Film/Starcrash}}'' but upon discovering their inspirations, ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'', were planning to use it for Season 11, they planned to switch it to ''{{Film/Slipstream1989}}'', although the actual film is still unconfirmed[[/note]]. Sadly, it has also [[https://agonywolfmedia.com/contact-and-faqs/ been confirmed]] that Episode 206 will be the final episode of the series, citing the movie-riffing landscape changing since 2008 and the legal gray-area of using public domain media. While Episode 206 is still planned for release, there has been no updates on it and no updates to the series since 2017.

The official website is [[http://www.icwxp.com here]] and most of Season 1 was also available as VOD downloads at Podcast/RiffTrax but have since been removed. They also have a Website/YouTube channel dedicated to Main/LetsPlay (called "Let's Roast"s) called "[[https://www.youtube.com/c/RobotCo-Op Robot Co-Op]]". Although, they have since transitioned to Website/Twitch streaming.

As of season two, the show has switched to a half-hour format, riffing shorts rather than entire movies, with a ''much'' quicker production time and a stronger emphasis on story.

The official website is [[http://www.icwxp.com here]] and most if not all episodes are also available as VOD downloads at Podcast/RiffTrax. Season 2 is currently streaming on Website/YouTube [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTStoL-BBjU&feature=share&list=PLm14Eceh-GqX8egktAsD3YNoZZordwY0v pro bono]] as yet another outlet for Rikk's Riffs and Zombie Quips. Season 2 was originally intended to be streamed only for the month of February 2015, but as physical copies of the season sold out in July 2015, they're free indefinitely until the [=DVDs=] are back in stock. The ICWXP Website/YouTube channel also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm14Eceh-GqURVFF8OPieENIrThXAg3ng Let's Play]] (called a Let's Riff) of VideoGame/ResidentEvil HD Remaster with Rick and Topsy on commentary

''Incognito Cinema Warriors XP'' -- ICWXP for short -- is a show which [[DirectToVideo debuted on DVD in 2008]], and as of 2011 is becoming a series of [[WebOriginal videos-on-demand]]. Somewhere between SketchComedy, improv, and late-night movie anthology, it shows some of the worst films imaginable -- or at least the kind of crappy [[BMovie B-movies]] an underfunded independent production can afford the rights to -- intercut with framing sequences following the life of Rick Wolf ([[TheDanza Rikk Wolf]]), a member of a zombie-fighting military branch known as CORPS, who takes refuge in the "Cine-A-Sorrow Theater" and is trapped there by [[MadScientist mad scientist]] Dr. Harrison Blackwood (Rob Atwell, a reference to the hero of the 1980s TV show adaptation of ''Series/WarOfTheWorlds''.). During the movies, Rick, Topsy Bot 5000 (Atwell, later Gregory Wyatt Tinnen, LATER later Nick Evans), and Johnny Cylon (Zach Legler), two robots Blackwood created to run the theater, mercilessly [[{{MST}} riff]] on the [[SoBadItsGood comically low quality]], portrayed in "Shadowrama" as they sit in the balcony of a theater showing the movies.

* ConspicuousCG: The door sequence in episodes one through three, less so from episode four onward.

* TheCorrupter: This seems to be part of Blackwood's goal, as he's happy to see Rick turn Darrell out to the zombies in episode two and Rick and the bots tormenting Zed in episode three. (Of course, the zombies won't touch Darrell and Zed makes no secret of his desire to eat the three.) There's also episode three's car...demon...hallucination...thing. Both are laughably bad at it.

* TheStinger: As part of it's attempt to be as ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''-like as possible.

* LampshadeHanging: On ''[[BetterThanABareBulb everything]]'', from the absurdity of the premise to Blackwood's affinity for buttons that are flashing lights.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: In spite of five years passing between 104 and 201, the last thing Rick remembers is the last scene of 104 when he comes out of the torture machine. The brain-probing torture-by-movie device he spends most of the five years between in is implied to have something to do with it.

* [[ImAHumanitarian I'm A Humanitarian]]: Zed.

* DVDCommentary: A bonus feature on episode four is Rikk Wolf doing commentary on the story segments.

The official website is [[http://www.icwxp.com here]] and most if not all episodes are also available as VOD downloads at Podcast/RiffTrax. Season 2 is currently streaming on YouTube [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTStoL-BBjU&feature=share&list=PLm14Eceh-GqX8egktAsD3YNoZZordwY0v pro bono]] as yet another outlet for Rikk's Riffs and Zombie Quips. Season 2 was originally intended to be streamed only for the month of February 2015, but as physical copies of the season sold out in July 2015, they're free indefinitely until the [=DVDs=] are back in stock. The ICWXP YouTube channel also has a [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm14Eceh-GqURVFF8OPieENIrThXAg3ng Let's Play]] (called a Let's Riff) of VideoGame/ResidentEvil HD Remaster with Rick and Topsy on commentary

* SharedUniverse: Potentially part of the Reviewaverse due to the AngryVideoGameNerd appearing as a co-riffer for Rick and Topsy's riff of Super Mario Odyssey's trailer. Considered potentially part of it because either AVGN time traveled to get there, thus making the show an alternate future of the Reviewaverse (and making it confirmed as part of the Reviewaverse), or used inter-dimensional travel, therefore making the setting of the show just an alternate universe separate from the Reviewaverse.

* WithLyrics: During a bit of background music from ''Bloody Pit of Horror'':

* CensorBox: Whenever the episode's movie gets pornographic (though this has only popped up during ''Lady Frankestein''), a censor box appears. It doesn't entirely cover the offending content, but darkens that area of the screen enough to be able to tell what's going on without actually seeing any privates.

* TheThingThatWouldNotLeave: Darrell from ''Lady Frankenstein.''

* BreakingTheFourthWall: In ''Bride of the Gorilla'', but unfortunately, unlike on ''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K]]'', there is no in-universe audience for them to be talking to. The bots do it once and Rick immediately asks them to stop because the poor wall is shaky enough as is. [[HypocriticalHumor He then promises us it won't happen again.]]

* DarkerAndEdgier: In comparison to [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 that other show]], since it mainly riffs adult-rated horror films featuring tons of sex and nudity, something [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3k]] couldn't get away with on basic cable.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The LaughTrack in episode one, as well as the presence of a more ''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K]]''-like seating arrangement.

** Harrison Blackwood and Jonathan Kincaid also both share names with characters from the 1980s [[RecycledTheSeries TV show sequel]] to the 1953 film adaptation of ''[[Film/TheWarOfTheWorlds1953 War of the Worlds]]'', in tribute to the character of Dr. Clayton Forrester on ''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K]]'' (who shares his name with the hero of the original film.)

* TheStinger: As part of it's attempt to be as ''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K]]''-like as possible.

* ZombieApocalypse: The premise of the show is that the leader of a zombie fighting squad escapes being massacred by a zombie hoarde by escaping into an abandoned movie theater...and as this is an MST3K style riffing show, you can probably guess where this is going.