True Blue Riffcast

In this episode, Jeremy & Dave take on the RiffTrax release of Hell of the Living Dead! This one was a doozy. And a little bit problematic (the movie, not the riff). Become a Patron !

In this episode Jeremy and Dave tackle the riff of Ouija Shark, and for some reason they both thought it was a good idea to watch Madame Web (SPOILER: It wasn't).

In this episode of TBRC, Jeremy and Dave discuss a movie that we really didn't care for: Ember Days . This one was disappointing to say the least. And for some reason, Jeremy can never remember the name. Become a Patron !

This is people, the episode you've all been waiting for! This movie has our infamous conversation about the RiffTrax release of The Demons of Ludlow , what we discovered about one the the actors in the movie, and what has become the Best Worst moment of the podcast to date! Become a Patron !

Jeremy and Dave finally got around to watching the RiffTrax release of Street Law, and were both pleasantly surprised with how unhinged this movie got.

Dave and Jeremy still can't believe that RiffTrax actually took on The Amazing Bulk! Dave in particular was rather unhappy at the prospect of having to watch the movie again, but what did he think about it riffed? Become a Patron !

In this episode, Jeremy & Dave discuss their love—both newfound and long-standing—for the RiffTrax and vanilla versions of Creating Rem Lezar!

In this episode, the guys talk about the RiffTrax release of For Life or Death. Any movie that features hobo sex AND Kato Kaelin is definitely going to be great, right? Right??? Become a Patron: Patreon.com/trueblueriffcast

On this episode, Jeremy and Dave talk about the RiffTrax release of Attack of the Super Monsters. This weird anime/live action hybrid came out of nowhere and surprised everyone! Become a Patron: patreon.com/TrueBlueRiffCast

This week's episode is top secret. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to listen to Jeremy and Dave talk about Spy High (a.k.a. Task Force 2001) from RiffTrax. This movie has it all: An inappropriate relationship between a woman and a high school student, a dog that's smarter than any of the humans, an inexplicable laser light show, and the largest heating ducts to even appear...

Take a Winnebago, put some cheap looking metal "armor" on it, and give it a mouth that it unfortunately too human looking. Throw in a few minutes of Karen Allen and you've got Terminus, the subject of this week's True Blue RiffCast. This movie was not much to talk about until the oily baby men show up with about 7 minutes of movie left. This went from zero to WTF fast .

This episode brings with it something a bit different from RiffTrax: GrimTrax. GrimTrax is a collection of dark short films that they didn't feel right releasing individually. We've got old women, VERY old women, dead kids, dead Death, and gory industrial accidents. It's funnier than it sounds.

It's the Season 6 premiere! RiffTrax started the year strong with their release of a Japanese animated version of The Little Mermaid from 1975. This version stays closer to the original tale (than that more "popular" version from The Mouse), introduced the idea of talking sea creatures to the story, and has all of the mermaids topless. No shells or anything. Aside from that last bit...

Another year has gone, and that means it's time once again for us to wrap up another season of TBRC. Normally, Jeremy and Dave will just go through their lists and give everyone their Riffs of the Year, but this time around they are going to do things a little bit differently. They're still going to give you their Top 3 RiffTrax Presents and their Top 3 Shorts, but for Riff of the Year, th...

This episode brings us Christmas weirdness from RiffTrax! The Christmas Martian (Le Martien de Noël) is a Canadian film that is very, very weird with what we will call an interesting ending. Also, the alien's name is Poo Flower.

Oh wow. RiffTrax blessed us with an AMAZING release with The Paradise Motel, and the guys have a LOT to say about it!

In this very special episode of TBRC, Dave goes off about the movie Sharks of the Corn. SPOILERS: He really hated it.

In this episode of TBRC, Dave and Jeremy discuss the RiffTrax release of the biblical epic Samson & Delilah. They also continue their new game Name That Jeremy. Support the podcast on Patreon!

Today, Jeremy and Dave take an in-depth look at the RiffTrax release of Demon Island (also known as "Pinata: Survival Island"(yes, really)). They also continue their new game of Dave That Riff. Become a Patron! patreon.com/trueblueriffcast

This time around, it's Jeremy's turn to guess the quotes! He will have 20 quotes to identify, as many as Dave had. Let's see if he can beat Dave's score! patreon.com/trueblueriffcast

It's a special episode of TBRC! We've started a new game, and Dave is up first! patreon.com/trueblueriffcast

For this episode, the guys take a look at the RiffTrax release of Truth or Dare! We're still trying to figure this one out. patreon.com/truebluerifftrax

On this episode, the guys talk about this year's RiffTrax Life: RAD! Jeremy recounts his experience of going to Nashville to be at the Belcourt for RAD, and who he got to meet and hang out with (SPOILER: A lot of RiffTrax people and the STAR of RAD!)

FATAL COMBAAAAAAT was dumb. This was a good riff though. The guys try to figure out how the whole thing worked. Also, why wouldn't you leave after you've already escaped?

Bog (not The Bog, just Bog) asks the question "Could We Have a Dracula Running Loose Out There?" That might be the best line of dialogue to even come from a RiffTrax release. The guys struggle to find an answer to that and many other questions that arise during their discussion of Bog.