Michael J. Nelson

From the makers of the cult classic TV series comes this irreverent spoof about a mad scientist who plans to take over the world by subjecting the human race to the worst movie ever made.

The RiffTrax crew suffers through the tale of a hapless family whose ill-fated road trip through Texas leads them to the shanty of a handsy cult.

The RiffTrax crew and special guests dodge flying hubcaps in Ed Wood’s classic B movie blunder, live at Nashville’s historic Belcourt Theater.

The RiffTrax crew loses its collective mind over this 1972 holiday-themed abomination against Hans Christian Andersen, long-eared mammals and sanity.

The RiffTrax crew offers up a rapid-fire zombie riff fest on this 1968 horror classic live at the historic Belcourt Theater in Nashville.

Along with the classicly bad full-length movies shown on MST3K, Joel, Mike and the bots were frequently subjected to hideously bad short films as well. This collection of shorts includes a number of films intended for use in schools on such subjects as cheating, having a date with one's family, and the importance of home economics and industrial arts.

The RiffTrax crew takes on a twisted Christmas as the Devil’s leotard-clad minion is sent to turn kids against Santa and ruin his sleigh ride.

The RiffTrax crew takes on this tale of kung fu comeuppance against the evil slumlords (is there any other kind?) trying to drive out their tenants.

The RiffTrax crew gets green with illness over this 1964 alien plot to kidnap Santa so he can spread Christmas joy to all the Martian girls and boys.

Our powers will turn this wretched chunk of cheese into comedy gold! This feature is a parody and contains the original movie combined with a comedic commentary by Mike, Kevin and Bill from MST3K.

In 2762, the galaxy is plagued with wars using hokey special effects. This feature is a parody and contains the original movie combined with a comedic commentary by Mike, Kevin and Bill from MST3K.

Jean-Claude Van Damme isn't just doing splits, he's splitting space and time! This feature is a parody & contains the original movie combined with comedic commentary by Mike, Kevin & Bill from MST3K.

The RiffTrax crew, joined by Bridget and Mary Jo, fire up the tiny cathode ray tube in front of the fireplace for some truly humbuggy holiday fare.

Our heroes discover just how boring an alien attack on Tokyo can be when they view an anti-vehicle for Sonny Chiba.

The RiffTrax crew RSVPs ‘Obviously!’ to this ten-large sleepover challenge for a night in a killer castle hosted by mad millionaire Vincent Price.

Joel and the Bots learn from Body Care and Grooming (1947) that they might as well be dead if they don't keep their socks tidy. Later, the guys take on The Painted Hills (1951) in which famous collie Lassie witnesses the murder of a prospector. Crow gives a detailed report on bearded guys and the crew discusses the end of the film.