1. Prince of Space 2. Invasion of the Neptune Men 3. Space Mutiny 4. Girl in Lovers Lane 5. Star Force: Fugitive Alien II 6. Fugitive Alien 7. Werewolf 8. Eegah 9. Mitchell 10. Soultaker Reboot top 5: 1. Avalanche 2. Wizards of the Lost Kingdom 3. Gamera vs Jiger 4. Demon Squad 5. Christmas Dragon

Was not expecting this blatant xenophobia on my tv first thing in the morning...

Happy #TurkeyDay one and all! Don't forget to tune into the live #MST3K Turkey Day Marathon feed for all of your turkey gobbling needs! www.youtube.com/live/vZJ7_QI...

Crowdfunding on December 2nd: Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Game! From Cryptozoic Studios comes a tabletop game based on our favorite show, #MST3K! Details are vague right now, but I'm keeping an eye on this! www.kickstarter.com/projects/cze...

How I'm rolling up to Thanksgiving #MST3K #TurkeyDay

What really blows my mind about this story is that the reason more Rush Hour movies don't exist in the first place is because Chris Tucker keeps them stalled due to high salary demands and script approval. I highly doubt "Donald Trump wants it" is going to suddenly change that.

November 22, 2018: #mst3k season 12 debuted on Netflix. The very first (KTMA) episode had aired nearly 30 years earlier, on Nov 24, 1988.

This week cinema saw the epic sequel and a brand new take on a timeless classic. We are, of course, taking about Sisu: Road to Revenge and Deathstalker. Also, Wicked is back, probably. Cinema Playgroundlooks at these and Rental Family and Sentimental Value mst3krifftrax.blogspot.com/2025/11/cine...

Today in 1988 Mystery Science Theater 3000 premiered on KTMA in St. Paul Minnesota. #MST3K

I have done it. I have powered through both Last of Us games. I have murdered so many dogs, but I have no regrets.

Sisu: Road to Revenge ⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Sisu dun killed all the Nazis. There are no Nazis left to kill. He's gotta kill all the Commies now."

Still pondering this post, so let's deep dive into the best movies of each season! It's time to 🧵🧵🧵🧵 For KTMA, I'm going to throw in City on Fire for being a basic, but competent, disaster movie. I can picture watching this movie by itself.

You entered a dance contest! Pick your partner.

Revenge of the Creature is probably the best movie on the show. I also have fondness for The Brute Man. Most well made is likely This Island Earth, but ilI find it's third act messy.

Deathstalker ⭐️⭐️⭐️ "The movie doesn't bother to "improve" Deathstalker. It knows exactly what Deathstalker is and crafts a modern day love letter to the trashy subgenre that spawned Deathstalker. The only step-up it has is more confident stuntwork and imaginative, if intentionally camp, effects."

Watching The Mummy and The Mummy Returns with a group of kids. They absolutely loved them. One asked if there was another one. I froze like a deer in headlights. This is the most terrifying question I've ever been asked.

Wicked: For Good ⭐️⭐️1/2 "Finally incorporating the classic Wizard of Oz tale into the movie is jarring, with the movie stumbling to latch its take of the characters onto the traditional story. The implication that both of these stories are happening simultaneously feels nonsensical."

Rental Family ⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Fraser is constantly one of the most written-off actors of his generation but there's a huggable lug genuineness to him that I've always found charming. That aspect of his profile is helpful here because Fraser is very tender and heartfelt in his role."

"Marge, is this a pimple or a boil?"

There is only one way to celebrate International Men's Day: by honoring the two manliest men to ever grace this earth.

Ebirah, Horror of the Deep (1966)

Friendly reminder to all my #MST3K fam: The new Deathstalker drops on VOD today! Starring Future War's Daniel Bernhardt and MST's very own Patton Oswalt!

Tammy and the T-Rex needs a Jurassic World-style reboot. Audiences won't be prepared for it, but that's even more reason to make it.

Soon, you'll finally know if there's beer on the sun. Tjardus Greidanus the director of The Final Sacrifice tells all in this new documentary coming to Kickstarter next week www.kickstarter.com/projects/rea... vimeo.com/1131135216/1...

Another busy week at the Cinema Playground, so we hit the ground running with the Schwarzenegger-less remake of The Running Man, Now You See Me: Now You Don't, Keeper, The Carpenter's Son, Trap House, King Ivory, and Muzzle: City of Wolves! mst3krifftrax.blogspot.com/2025/11/cine...

IGN asking the important questions. But the real answer is that Pennywise would win the game easily.

The Carpenter's Son ⭐️⭐️1/2 "Say what you will about this edgelord flick that tries to do a psychological horror take on the story of Jesus Christ, but it's interesting. And it sure as hell isn't boring."

The Running Man ⭐️⭐️1/2 "The movie takes the worst aspects of the book and tries to salvage them by "Edgar Wright-ing" them up, which pays off in that it's no longer a dull work of stoic cynicism but a fast-paced work of cynicism that's kinda funny sometimes."

Sitting in the theater

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Muzzle: City of Wolves ⭐️ "This movie has a full-blown police funeral for a dog, complete with Eckhart giving grief-stricken seething vengeance eyes. If that doesn't perfectly sum up exactly what kind of movie this is, I don't know what does."

This is the long con the Decepticons have been working on for decades.

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Keeper ⭐️⭐️ "Perkins' distinct and exciting direction and Maslany's committed performance are both at war with a boring script, one that lacks thematic material, characterization, and just content in general."

Trap House ⭐️⭐️⭐️ "This movie is more fun than it has any right to be. I could name a hundred ways it could be better, but I can't say I didn't enjoy the basic ride as presented. If it ain't broke..."

Everyone in 2020 playing Last of Us 2: "Killing dogs is so harrowing. This game is upsetting." Me during a first time playthrough last night: "You come after me with dogs now?" ::lights molotov and chucks it:: "BURN, BITCH!"

King Ivory ⭐️1/2 "I got so bored during this movie that I started listening to the foley work. It really started to weird me out, from drowning men making gurgling noises above the surface of the water to kissing noises that sound like someone aggressively tongue wrestling with a Tootsie Pop."

Now You See Me: Now You Don't ⭐️⭐️1/2 "A convoluted plot, a lot of running around without a visible goal, and a twist ending that mistakes "Huh?" for mind-blowing. It's a collection of problems the franchise has had since movie one. It's just in the most zippy package they've ever presented."

While Guillermo del Toro is back in the discussion, I just want everyone to know that Crimson Peak slaps and everyone who didn't like it is wrong.

Get ready for a heaping helping of cinematic turkeys this Thanksgiving! 🦃 The #MST3K Turkey Day Marathon is back and for the first time features episodes from Seasons 11 & 12 via our Double Troubled Features Marathon starting 11/27 at 3 am ET / 12 am PT on the MST3K channel.

I read the Running Man novel in high school. Didn't care for it, but I always attributed that to the Schwarzenegger movie being so ingrained in my consciousness. I reread the book before the new movie, hoping my maturity would lead to a more positive experience. My conclusion is that the book sucks

I don't care if the Mario movies are mediocre at best and cringe at worst. This one is going to have Rosalina!

Simpsons Season 6 & MST3K Season 8 You can't make me choose and how dare you

This is quite possibly the dumbest thing I ever read.

Way too early Oscar mumbling: I swear to god, if Frankenstein loses Costume Design to Wicked, the Academy is dead to me.

This week's Cinema Playground Journal is loaded, running a gauntlet of ten movies! That's too many for one post, but big boys are Predator: Badlands, Christy, Die My Love, Nuremberg, Sarah's Oil, Little Amélie or the Character of Rain, and more! mst3krifftrax.blogspot.com/2025/11/cine...

Christy ⭐️⭐️1/2 "Boxing scenes are brief and not very exciting, while the movie seems willing to coast on performance instead of screenplay. Sweeney and co-star Ben Foster are pretty good, but they aren't given a lot that's interesting to do outside of their big pre-determined moments to shine."

Long Shadows ⭐️ "A cheap movie I can live with. This movie is an underwritten and over-acted relation of a trite plot that hundreds of westerns have already done and a laughable ending that is admittedly exclusive to it. And it's cheap."

Cave Dwellers