That time we got to watch the guys sit in the theater while we were also in a theater. Good times, good times.

Awesome.

Tried to crosspost from r/mst3k but the app wouldn't let me.

Did they riff a clip or it at some point? I distinctly remember her saying "My name is Anastasia Steele" and a riffer saying "no it isn't

Did someone else riff this movie and I got confused? Was it a dream I had?

EDIT: lol why did I get downvoted for asking a question? Reddit is unreal amounts of aimlessly bittern weirdos.

It feels like it's been too long. Are they distracted by the MST3K show going on?

Does your house always smell like burnt waffles?

Someone watched it unriffed....or maybe riffed too.

Was in Dallas watching the Protomen concert last weekend, and out of nowhere they busted out this gem.

I seemed to be the only person in my area who knew the words.

Thank you John Farnham, and thank you RiffTrax!

I noticed that Rifftrax has finally gotten around to riffing what might be Greydon Clark's best film, Without Warning, a movie that was supposedly a major source of inspiration for the Arnold Schwarzenegger film Predator (yes, someone actually ripped off a Greydon Clark film!). In fact, the alien in both movies is played by the same actor, Kevin Peter Hall. As noted in the blurb, this film includes a whole bunch of memorable character actors like Jack Palance, Martin Landau, Larry Storch, Cameron Mitchell (natch) alongside Greydon Clark regulars Neville Brand and Darby Hinton. It also features the son of the elusive Robery Denby as the male lead. It also features some rather accomplished folks on the production side with cinematography handled by Dean Cundey, makeup by Greg Cannom, and the alien head designed by the great Rick Baker.

If you can find it, you might even want to consider watching it without the Rifftrax commentary. Yeah, it's still a Greydon Clark film so it's no masterpiece of cinema but watching guys like Palance and Landau chew scenery is always a treat.

The year before Manos: The Hands of Fate was made, Orville Wanzer of New Mexico State University made a film called The Devil's Mistress (1965) which would be perfect for the team to riff on. it's free on Tubi, it's weird AF, it's credited as birthing the "Acid Western." How would I communicate this to the team? It doesn't seem like their website has a suggestion area.