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Oddity Archive: Episode 275.2 – Ben’s Junk: Ben’s Rifftrax DVD & Blu-Ray Collection (Patreon)

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2024-01-03 14:57:07
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First off, thanks to every for the support over the last week--slowing down OA was absolutely not intended to be on the menu, but is necessary.


Anyway, got a simple, little Ben's Junk this week--I know there's a lot of "MSTies" and fans of riff comedy in Archiveland, so hopefully this little stroll through my (as it turns out, quite large) stash of Rifftrax DVD's and Blu-Rays is enjoyable.


The current plan is still to have next week be the first proper OA episode of 2024.

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Oddity Archive: Episode 275.2 – Ben’s Junk: Ben’s Rifftrax DVD & Blu-Ray Collection

Looking at the Rifftrax collection…with only minimal snark…which may very well go against the laws of riff comedy. Visit our website at http://www.oddityarchive.com Social Media: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/oddityarchive Twitter/X: @oddityarchive Help out the Archive by making a monthly donation to our ongoing Patreon campaign. Visit the campaign at http://www.patreon.com/oddityarchive

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Wade Brandis

I think the first Rifftrax I saw in full was the short they riffed on called This is Hormel, a mid 60s promotional film that goes into very good detail on how they made their meat products back then. Their riff was great all around, even as the Hormel film got to some disturbing bits. Another one I enjoyed was Samurai Cop, but I think because they recently had a live riff of that film, they hid or delisted the studio riff that was available on their YouTube page. When it comes to the Rifftrax discs, I see the sealed one of Time Chasers has the white sticker on top that's typically found on professionally pressed DVD/BluRay. Are all of the Rifftrax DVDs like that, or are some made-on-demand or DVD-R media like Warner Archive discs?