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"In the not too distant future," one can hope that "Mystery Science Theater 3000" will return to the airwaves and start making fun of all new movies that are horrible, but until then, fans will have to content themselves with the DVD sets and what they can find online.

Here are few B-movies for your next bad movie night. If you're like me then these will be jewels in your bad movie crown.

Google has added more episodes of MST3K to their digital archive, so in true MSTie fashion, here is Revenge of the Return of the Next Top 10 Mystery Science Theater 3000 Videos Found Online ...

What makes a perfect gift for the MST3K fan?

Get ready for some more delicious riffing from the guys responsible for MST3K.

Mike Nelson, Crow T. Robot and Tom Servo have resurfaced as their actor alter egos to produce a series of DVDs under the aegis of The Film Crew. How do these new comical commentaries stack up against their work on MST3K?

If you've never heard of MST3K, start with any of the 30+ episodes that are on VHS/DVD. You'll either laugh for 90 minutes like I do or you'll be bored senseless.

Every once in a while MST3K would choose a flick that can actually be enjoyed even without listening to the jokes made by the Mike or Joel or Crow or Tom.

One man's opinion on why songs hypercritical of Canada or that educate the kids today about sodium are at the top of the list of songs featured during host segments of Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Michael J. Nelson rose to fame as the second host and head writer of Mystery Science Theater 3000. His new project, RiffTrax, can be seen as picking up where the cult show left off.

At. Rifftrax.com you can download MP3 tracks of Michael J. Nelson riffing on much more popular movies than he used to do on MST3K. Simply download and sync up with your DVD and enjoy movies like Road House and The Fifth Element for the first time ever.

Both Mike and Joel are back, separately, sticking it to bad movies (and even some you probably love). Here's where to find them and how to re-live the magic.

Yes, Virginian, American television actually used to challenge one's intellect rather than insult it.

Hip and cheap. Wow, that sounds cool. Hip and cheap. Hip and cheap.

A cult classic. Hell, THE Cult Classic.

Did you know that Shakespeare wrote a play so bad it wouldn't even be accepted by Fox if were sold as a movie today? Does that mean Shakespeare isn't the genius we've told he was?

If you are a fan of Jurassic Park, then I think this would be entertaining. If you are a fan of MST3k, then you should definitely check out this and the other RiffTrax movies.

I have been a fan of comedy for a long time. I was thinking the other day about what made something funny and when funny crosses that line into annoying.

Lycos Cinema is a way for you and your friends to watch a movie at the same time and do you best imitation of Tom Servo and Crow. Or just discuss the finer aspects of chiaroscuro cinematography. Or feel superior in finding movies that no one knows.

A review of the Livejournal community that makes fun of the worst of House fanfiction

Can't find a funny at the local theater? Rent one of these comedies from the past and find a hidden gem.

Often, I'm interrested that the filmmaker was trying to do his best with no budget to make the moivie work for an audience...even if it meant putting a bubble-machine next to the lens when Robot Monster appeared onscreen.

Comics that don't make you laugh, and the people who fix them for you.

If you love excruciatingly bad films, then you should definitely give these horror move turkeys a peep.

Part II of a four-part series that examines the history of horror in films and the impact societal changes have had on the genre. In this installment, films from the 1940s, 1950s, and early 1960s and how the Cold War era affected them are examined.

Each B-Movie Round-Up features mini-reviews of two films that no one in their right mind would admit to owning. I seek out the most obscure b-movies I can get my bloodied claws on and dissect them for your reading (dis)pleasure.

Television exploded with more viewing opportunities for fans in the 1990s, splintering viewership and creating niche programming.

Released in 1947, this film carried the tagline, "Chaplin Changes! Can You?" It's a cinematic gem that carries a heavy weighted message. But be prepared for a darker tone.

Each B-Movie Round-Up features mini-reviews of two films that no one in their right mind would admit to owning. I seek out the most obscure b-movies I can get my bloodied claws on and dissect them for your reading (dis)pleasure.

Are you looking for gifts for dads and grads? How about a new DVD movie release or a DVD collection of their favorite TV shows? These new DVD movie releases and DVD TV show collections may be just what you to give as gifts for dads and grads.

You Better Not Shout, You Better Not Cry...Christmas Movies are the Reason Why!

At what point did going to the movies turn from a relaxing, enjoyable night out to the constant effort to tune out the cell phones, screaming babies and clueless gabbers that it is today?

Fanfiction is a great way to hone your skills and have a lot of fun in the process. It's not just for teenagers - here's how to make your bold entrance into this world.

A look at Christmas-themed movies over the years.

"Manos: Hands of Fate"--the only movie that makes "Catwoman" seem like "Braveheart".

It doesn't have the drawn of Christmas or Halloween, but Thanksgiving has still managed to sneak into the corners of American movies, music and TV.

This DVD should be avoided at all costs. If you happen to know any of these people you might be interested but beyond that you'd be better watching your own home movies.

Nothing wrong with the Grinch and the Peanuts gang, but consider these possibilities for an alternative bit of Christmas entertainment.

A humorous journey into a friend of a friend's State of the Union address about Porn!

Reports are coming out that some members of the audience for Grindhouse left after the first feature, not realizing it was a double bill. Could it be a sign that movie audiences of today aren't nearly as hip as they like to they are?

Some of the greatest comedy series to ever run on television didn't get a whole lot of ratings. Here's a look at five great TV shows that never got a large mainstream audience.

Have you wished to change a scene from your favorite book, game, or movie? Have you ever wished to create your own storyline that's related to your favorite book, comic book, anime, videogame, or movie?

This is top ten list of gift ideas for that friend everyone has that may spend a little too much time online, reading comics, or watching dvd's. This will make sure you get them something they will love!

Hungarian actor Bela Lugosi became a cultural icon for his role in Dracula.

If the snakes don't inspire abject fear in you, the bad airport security probably will. Or how a schlock-fest movie just might give Hollywood the boost it's been praying for.

the outcome is very funny as it captures the awful moments and horrible clichés of the genre.

It's not hard to figure out why a film called Deathbed: The Bed That Eats sat unwatched on a shelf in director George Barry's home for almost 30 years. As Barry himself put it, "no studio wanted to touch it."

This article helps readers to take terrible movies and make them not only worth watching, but hilarious as well.

In this piece, I explore Woody's red-haired roots behind the camera up until 1977's Annie Hall, which marked the intersection of the lunacy of his earlier films and the introspection of its later ones.

A look at the biggest comic book movies that have shaped the genre, including Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man.