And I remember having to concentrate to do anything but come up with names during that. MJN: I think it was a writing room thing, just trying to make everyone laugh. How did that part of the riff come about originally? Are there more names coming in RiffTrax Live: Space Mutiny? Mike mentioned the many names you give to David Ryder, which is one of the best parts. It seems like it’s easier, but what you realize when you’re trying to make it fresh, it actually makes it more of a challenge so you don’t fall back on the same things you used the first time. KM: In some ways it’s like going back to high school. Where’s the fun for you guys in getting a second chance? I expect a lot of new stuff, but it’s so fun to see new eyes discovering a classic like this.
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Then they saw the movie and said oh, I get why this is a thing, and they just loved it. I’m sure they’d heard of it and they knew about the movie, but had never seen it. First of all, I’m not smart enough to remember anything we did other than the names of, but we also have our own writers on it, so it was fun to see those guys get a new take.
Nelson (MJN): It’s all going to be different. How different will this live show be from the original riff? It’s perfect and it’s really fun to hail back to something that the people loved and introduce it to a new generation of our viewers. People were trying to put together a great action movie and they’re so tone-deaf, just can’t pull it off. I love Space Mutiny because it’s so kind of earnest and everyone in it is so kind of earnest. I love the movie just the way it is-unlike Manos. Kevin Murphy (KM): one of the few that we thought that we really, really want to do. You’ve riffed Space Mutiny before, so what made RiffTrax want to do it again? You can also learn more about RiffTrax at their website. Read what they had to tell us below, and make sure that you get your tickets here before RiffTrax Live: Space Mutiny crash-lands on June 14, with an encore June 19. They’re back to take aim at Space Mutiny one more time, and Mike and Kevin told FanSided why they’re doing it again-and what they have in store. That’s why it’s become a favorite to lovingly make fun of, and that’s what Kevin, Mike and their colleague Bill Corbett specialize in. Space Mutiny is one of the most infamous sci-fi movies of the 1980s, with its ridiculous hero David Ryder and a large portion of the film lifted either from the classic Battlestar Galactica or the janitor’s closet. RiffTrax is going to space this week, as the crown princes of cinematic comedy bring back one of their favorite B-movies for RiffTrax Live: Space Mutiny. Nelson previewed the delightful disaster. RiffTrax Live: Space Mutiny is crashing into theaters Thursday, so RiffTrax stars Kevin Murphy and Michael J. By Brittany Frederick 4 years ago Follow Tweet
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