Is this a slap at silver painted paper plates on a string?
Or plots that don't make any sense whatsoever if you think about them for more than 30 seconds?
I have a large collection of those, mostly Mystery Science Theater 3000's versions of course.
I knew you would.
The guy in the deer horns was just wrong. I think I need eye bleach now! :doh:
Even my wife said "he shouldn't be wearing that."I knew you would.
Yeah well I am blaming you for telling me to watch that. :eeek: Barbara Steele had a decent part there with Mark Eden.Even my wife said "he shouldn't be wearing that."
I was disappointed Barbara Steele didn't have a larger part.
Oh well.
What did your wife say about that?
Yeah well I am blaming you for telling me to watch that. :eeek: Barbara Steele had a decent part there with Mark Eden.
And we'll get that storm in a few days too.The Bride of Frankenstein. But the satellite was knocked out by a storm just as she was coming to life.
You've probably watched the rest of the movie by now, so you know that's all you're going to get; I'd say it's more of a reconstruction rather than a restoration.
And we'll get that storm in a few days too.
On a lighter note, the Bride of Frankenstein becomes cold and indifferent towards Frank, mainly because they never go anywhere, and she can't do a thing with her hair anyway.
So you didn't miss much.
You watched a Sparkly film?! lol lol
She was involved in a computer game off and on during the movie.
While she was watching it, the man in the leather briefs happened to just "catch her attention."
Other than that, we discussed the party at the beginning, and looked up the actors/actresses to see if they had gone on to become something.
They hadn't, which is par for these films.
Willie Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, the rifftrax version with Neil Patrick guest commenter.
