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When a weird millionaire launches a virtual game, nerds come out of the woodwork to play. Only Mike Nelson, Bill Corbett, and Kevin Murphy can make sense of this atrocity that is based on a work of Ernest Cline.

The RiffTrax team carves out a bold new path in sci-fi plotlines when watching "Dune: Part One (2021)". They also plan to watch the second film in 2023 if cinemas still exist then.

Ever since the original premiered in 1977, Star Wars fans have waited to see how the Skywalker saga would end.

Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett of RiffTrax riff Tommy Wiseau's The Room LIVE onstage and broadcast to 100's of theaters across North America.

RiffTrax gives their special treatment to Starship Troopers.

The RiffTrax guys try to survive the shockingly bad movie "Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010)" in which a bunch of atrociously CGI-animated birds wreak havoc on humankind.

Mike Nelson teams up with Neil Patrick Harris to riff on the classic movie "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)" with the chicken-slaughtering candy-maker himself, Willy Wonka.

Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett try to make sense of the alarming characters and nightmarish performances that make up the infamous "The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978)".

RiffTrax was caught up in the Twilight frenzy, and not surprisingly, given that we are staffed almost exclusively by 13-year-old girls. So when we heard rumors of the feature film-the whispers of John Goodman being cast as Edward were especially worrying-we sent so many texts beginning "OMG!!!1!!!!11!!" we nearly shut down our SMS service.

Mike, Bill, and Kevin riff on a film where Eric Roberts plays a cat that talks. Also included is a caterer who makes "top notch" cheese puffs.

Mike, Bill and Kevin crack wise at this bizarre adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol S told by the maniacs at Coronet Films

The guys at RiffTrax go all out for the commentary for 'Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice,' featuring loads of guest riffers.

Space Mutiny. The very title conjures up many memories: tiny cars, writhing spandex-witches, deadly railings. Oh, and we guess there's a mutiny in there somewhere.

Riffing on this cheesy 70's John Travolta classic

It's Binks-ian fun for the whole family as George Lucas empties the contents of his brain onto film one more time. This go around, the part of the annoying kid is explored more deeply by a new annoying kid, Hayden Christensen, in a performance so jaw-droppingly wooden and laughable it's got to make Keanu Reeves feel pretty darned good about himself.

Watch as the amazing comedians from Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988) tear apart the awe-inspiring masterpiece that is Sharknado 2: The Second One (2014)

Grab your bow and arrow and join Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett as they laugh their way through 'The Hunger Games' in this witty audio commentary.

RiffTrax gives the classic riff treatment of the cult film 'Sharknado', a film about sharks - in a tornado.

Our most "not in Kansas anymore" release since Avatar. Yes, after years of riffing blockbusters packed with dialogue cliches, we finally went to the source, the motherlode, the true original, The Wizard of Oz. This film is so big and influential that not only movies but books, song lyrics, and even ordinary everyday conversation are 90% Oz references. Quotes, and images, and made-up statistics, oh my.

For years, most movies that came out were not about the Death Star. Lots of people were OK with this; it meant we got movies like The Godfather, Point Break, and The Stoned Age. This evidently changed in 2015 however, and now every movie must relate in some way to the construction or destruction of a Death Star.

It's almost certainly the first T.S. Eliot adaptation we've ever done (not counting Suburban Sasquatch, an odd turn in his career). Its legacy will be trivia questions like, "What's the only movie to feature Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Jason Derulo, and Taylor Swift?" But before that, its legacy is to be riffed by Mike, Kevin, and Bill! Join them for CATS, and finally learn the difference between Jellicle Cats and Gumbie Cats.* *You will not actually learn this.

Strap on a vest and your smirkiest smirk, it's time for Solo. The first Star Wars title that tells you exactly how high to set your expectations.

When Zac Efron starts singing and high schools start dancing, there's only one sane way watch: with a hilarious audio commentary from the guys at RiffTrax.

With such rich fare it would be unthinkable not to let Kevin Murphy in on the fun. And so we did! Kevin and Mike couldn't have had a better time with The Wicker Man if he'd been made of rattan!

Mike and Weird Al join forces on the most colossally funny RiffTrax yet!