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The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection, Vol. 11 Streaming.
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This residence features one episode from season 2, two from season 4, and one from season 10. Three episodes feature expose creator Joel Hodgson as host, while one features head writer Mike Nelson as host. These are four really humorous episodes and there should be no hesitation in buying this situation!
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Episode 206- THE RING OF Apprehension (with short: THE PHANTOM CREEPS PT 3)
This black-and-white (b/w) 1962 “thriller” features the largest group of the oldest medical school students ever found at one time in any US college. After the “thrilling” opening in which a man endlessly searches for his cat, “Puma”, the film unfolds a less-than-suspenseful fable about a mettlesome medical student who must near to grips with the one thing that does frighten him. The film stars no one, miniature happens, the comical relief in the film revolves around cheap shots taken at an overweight couple, and the unpleasant climax is more likely to induce sleep paralysis than alarm paralysis. Why do the students all behave like undergraduates when this is post-graduate medical school? Who cares, the whole thing is so inept, it’s hilarious! The MST3K host segments are all good amusing, particularly the “worn school sketch” and the sketch recreating the autopsy scene from the film. The short is another installment of Phantom Creeps with Bela Lugosi and the MST3K writers collect lots of substantial comedy mileage out of that one. This is another Enormous episode from legendarily hilarious season 2. Don’t miss it!
Episode 409- THE INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (with short: UNDERSEA KINGDOM PT 2) Lon Chaney, Jr. is one of those movie greats that didn’t always say no when offered a less than stellar role, especially it seems as available parts dried up for him as he got older. This 1956 film is one he probably should have turned down unless he was really desperate for the paycheck, but we wait on from his choice to appear in this film as it is quite humorous all on its occupy. Chaney plays “The Butcher”, an executed thug who ends up soundless but not quite listless after his execution. Most of the film involves him silently seeking revenge on those who sent him to death row, with lots of really unusual close-ups of his eyes. Joel and the `Bots hammer this film mercilessly in a non-stop manner with one immense joke after another; it’s honest terrific! The short, Undersea Kingdom portion 2 with Ray “Rupture” Corrigan, is also “ROTHLOL” comic.
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Episode 414- TORMENTED
This 1960 b/w film is a Bert I. Gordon “classic” about, Tom Stewart, a guy who doesn’t attach his mature girlfriend from an accidental fatal tumble after she threatens to mess up his wedding plans to a Fresh England high society girl. Throughout the rest of the film he is “alarmed” by her ghost and driven to the brink of madness and more assassinate. The haunting scenes could not alarm a slight child, but they are hilariously cheesy fun to peer. Is a ghost really haunting Tom or is his conscience unbiased getting to him? You’ll be laughing too hard to care mighty about that! You’ll also be reciting, “Tom Stewart killed me, Tom Stewart killed me” like a litany after the credits roll.
Episode 1011- HORRORS OF SPIDER ISLAND
This 1962 b/w film is a German-Yugoslav co-production and the dialogue dubbing adds considerable to the hilarity of this inept film. A group of female dancers is stranded on an island with only a few men and lots of excuses to display as great skin as possible without any proper nudity. The scantily clad dazzling girls seem to be most of the reason this film got made and mostly what the film’s makers expected would glean people to behold it. The giant spiders and the “horrific” results of their bite are about the poorest special effects and make-up one could put a question to from a film regardless of what year it was made. This is a very strong episode from MST3K’s final season.
Extra features on this residence include MST3K Video Jukebox Volume 2, Fresh Theatrical Trailers (for all except “Ring of Anxiety”), a “Tormented” Reunion (with Bert I. Gordon, Susan Gordon and Joe Turkel) and the MST Hour “Jack Perkins” Wraps for “Tormented” featuring Mike Nelson as “Jack Perkins”.
Given the fact that some of these MST3K DVD sets go out of print rather snappy due to issues with rights over the films old-fashioned in the demonstrate, I’d recommend buying this place legal away. Don’t miss these four ample episodes. Movie heed!
If history has taught us anything it is this, you can’t depend on the recent MST3K sets to be available for long, so if you’re involved it’s best to fetch them while you can. Case in point, Mystery Science Theater 3000 volume 10… available for hold for about three months and then it was suddenly pulled from the shelves in a calm rob with no replacements ever sent out. I myself had to catch Volume 10 off of eBay (at a hefty premium at that) because I waited too long thinking it was a retract I could establish off for a diminutive bit. How sinister I was. The apt of the record is, when Volume 11 comes out, (as well as volumes 12, 13, 14 and so on), it’s better to hedge your bets and glean it as swiftly as possible before they vanish all too soon.
Oh, and my reason for giving Volume 11 here a 5-Star rating ogle unseen… that’s impartial me being the staunch Mistie fan-boy that I am. =^)
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