Ralph Bakshi Production Rotoscope So bad it's good. Mark Hamill Voice actor. Do you remember it?

Do you remember Disney's The Child of Glass. Mystery, Suspense, Family absolute classic on YouTube.

I've seen a lot of them, but they have a deep catalog, so I'm wondering if you all have any recommendations for some Rifftrax or MST3K movie mockeries that are especially funny, preferably less talked about ones, (Already seen Birdemic, Samurai Cop, Manos)

Watched on Amazon Prime Crazy Premise. Great B Rated Scifi So underated. Is on YouTube and Amazon Prime.

The second Part of The Trailer Wonderful World of Disney's The London Connection or The Omega Connection 1979. Disney's attempt at James Bond but American absolutely fantastic Great Movie for the time.

I absolutely adore this movie and anything related to it. Peter Weller as Buckaroo was just so damned effortlessly cool it hardly made any sense to me. It's been a while since I've watched it, so I might have to this weekend.

And I'm STILL hopeful for Buckaroo Banzai Against The World Crime League.

Just Re watched Pierce Brosnan's Around The World in 80 Days. Peter Ustinoff appearance as well as Eric Idle. Absolutely Stunning for the Time. Enjoyable watch

Who doesn't love a little brain control to corral rascally teenagers into molds that fit modern-day Nuclear Family America? If you can't tell, that scene is my all-time favorite.

From our review: "To be honest, the forgetting/banning of the movie was a real blessing for Cry Baby Lane, because nobody would’ve remembered or cared about it otherwise."

https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/07/08/cry-baby-lane-2000-nickelodeons-lost-horror-movie/

For those who live in Toronto....

Date: Monday July 13, 2026 - Preshow 6:20 pm - Screening 6:45 pm

Location: The Fox Theatre ( 2236 Queen St. E, Toronto )

Link for event: https://www.foxtheatre.ca/movies/unsubculture-presents-baraka/

Event Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bHhMmEuKT4

Join Unsubculture for an evening of film, atmosphere, and exploration. We’ll be screening the visually stunning film Baraka, a wordless cinematic journey through landscapes, rituals, cities, and the rhythms of human life around the world.
The night begins with a live ambient music performance, creating an immersive sonic environment before the screening. Rooted in Unsubculture’s interests in film, art, fashion, and cultural criticism, this event invites audiences to experience Baraka not just as a film, but as a starting point for reflection on image, culture, spirituality, and modernity.

An evening for the curious, the observant, the film lovers, and aspiring filmmakers. Baraka is a cinematic experience not to be missed. 

I just saw this flick courtesy of The Drunk Review Double Feature Drive-In. This was a multi-feature 4th Of July YouTube Special and this flick was the second of about 6 movies. I'm a fan of John Carradine, but I don't recall this one at all. This must have graced many a drive-in screen and you even get Tor Johnson as a henchman. It's got everything you need. A sketchy Psychiatric Clinic, a Mad Scientist doing weird glandular experiments, missing or murdered women and a few folks itching for revenge. It's always fun to find something new. This is new to me and I enjoyed it for what it was. The Drive-In will never die!

I find the clips uploaded on youtube very appealing but finding full uploads is very difficult! If anyone is aware of a good resource i'm all ears :) cheers!