San Franpsycho (2006)
Watched this direct to video film with Rifftrax commentary.
It wasn't a big budget film, but it wasn't terrible. It was better than adequate.
The Rifftrax commentary with Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphey, and Bill Corbett was silly and fun.
Earlier - Absolute Force (1997)
Watched this with Rifftrax commentary.
This film had guns, and then it also had some guns. One scene had a car trunk of guns and a metal suitcase that also had guns. To be honest, I don't remember much of the plot. Take that as a sign.
The one thing I do remember is a scene where actress Calista Carradine pulls out two pistols, holds them out front, but sideways, and with her arms crossed. Looking "cool" was more important than good marksmanship. It was totally laughable. Although, gun violence should not be laughed at.
The Rifftrax commentary with Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphey, and Bill Corbett was silly and fun.
Still earlier - The Demons of Ludlow (1983)
Yet another riffed film from Rifftrax.
Another low budget film. The small town Ludlow, population forty-nine, has a curse. The curse comes alive when a harpsicord, rescued from storage, is played, and summons demon spirits from the past to materialize and kill. For the budget, it was not terrible. It was adequate in a good sort of way. I liked it. Unlike Absolute Force, I remember some of the details, such as the town has forty-nine people, minus those that were killed. I wrote at length about the only thing I remember from absolute force.
The Rifftrax commentary with Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphey, and Bill Corbett was silly and fun.
Still much earlier...
The House of Fear (1945)
Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes, with riffing from Rifftrax.
Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce (Watson). What's not to like?
Riffing provided by Bridget Nelson and Mary Jo Pehl, and it was also silly and fun.
One last Rifftrax film...
A Crime of Passion (2003)
A TV movie from a Mary Higgins Clark book. Bridget and Mary Jo have riffed a series of made for TV movies from Mary Higgins Clark. They all have a Lifetime or Hallmark channel feel to them.
<copy and paste>Riffing provided by Bridget Nelson and Mary Jo Pehl, and it was also silly and fun.</copy and paste>
All films and several shorts were selected at random from the Rifftrax app for Roku from content I've purchased from Rifftrax over the years. There is a Rand-O-Riff button, and I LOVE that button. So yes, I own copies of these riffed films. The film might be unwatchable, but the riffing is generally better than good.