Michael J. Nelson

When a weird millionaire launches a virtual game, nerds come out of the woodwork to play. Only Mike Nelson, Bill Corbett, and Kevin Murphy can make sense of this atrocity that is based on a work of Ernest Cline.

The gentlemen from RiffTrax riff the masterpiece that is Godzilla (the one with Matthew Broderick).

Casey is trying create a stable life; until his old flame Elissa, igniting hope once again. While their relationship has always burned toxic because she's unable to face her inner demons calls. They soon escape on a whirlwind adventure. Together they are a 100ft wave of passion and destruction but as furiously and unexpectedly as she came, Ellisa leaves. Casey attempts to heal himself with work, partying and promiscuity to clear her haunting presence. Seeking security in an empty lifestyle of la dolce vita and debauchery, Elissa retreats to a castle in Europe, reuniting with an ex boyfriend. Will Casey and Elissa accept their fate or leave behind love and pain in pursuit of contentment?

Hurricane Johnny Austin is a pro fighter in the sports of boxing and wrestling. After years of living life on the edge, boxer/wrestler Hurricane Johnny Austin is critically injured in a skydiving accident. To return to his passion of fighting in the ring, he will have to undergo surgeries that will make him boxing/wrestling version of The Six Million Dollar Man. —RDTS Productions

Shravan (Abhishek Anand) joins Banaras University on his father's insistence, where he falls in love with Mandira (Urvashi Sharma), along with winning her father, Principal Shrivastav (Darshan Jariwala)'s belief. Soon, he realizes that he is caught in the fight against corruption and politics, as he gets accused of murdering his principal Shrivastav. In order to prove that he's innocent and also that he won't tolerate crime any more, he goes on a rampage to finish the evil ideas of Yogiraj Choudhary (Yashpal Sharma) and his evil family members, who are responsible for all the crime taking place in Banaras. Whether Shravan is successful or not, and how, forms the rest of the plot.

RiffTrax was caught up in the Twilight frenzy, and not surprisingly, given that we are staffed almost exclusively by 13-year-old girls. So when we heard rumors of the feature film-the whispers of John Goodman being cast as Edward were especially worrying-we sent so many texts beginning "OMG!!!1!!!!11!!" we nearly shut down our SMS service. —Emily

A group of five New Yorkers must break up their farewell party and flee as the city is run over by massive monsters. Will they make it out in time?

The Dark Knight is not just a superhero movie. It's a gritty crime drama about political corruption and the choices men make that just happens to involve a superhero. A superhero millionaire that dresses as a bat whose voice sounds like your cat heaving up a hairball into your slippers who battles a guy with half a face named Two-Face.

This is a story of a scientist who catches hold of an incurable disease. The disease is born with a peculiar type of virus which protects its beholder but not the people around. There comes a time when there is only one survivor in New York City, Will Smith, proving to be a threat to world population.

Joining Mike is Bridget Nelson, a Mystery Science Theater 3000 alumni (and Mikes' wife!) That's NEXT!

A security specialist is forced to rob the bank where he works and rescue his family from kidnappers.

The film, based on the hit television series, opens inside the lab of the evil Dr. Clayton Forrester (Trace Bellieu), a mad scientist residing in the depths of Deep 13. He explains to the audience that because of our curiousness, we have become part of his evil experiment. His experiment involves his captive Mike Nelson (himself) being forced to watch terrible and awful movies released in the past few decades. In this film, Dr. Forrester explains that we are to endure the 1955 Universal sci-fi film "This Island Earth". On the Satellite of Love, Mike Nelson is doing his morning workout and is greeted by the feminine robot Gypsy (Jim Mallon) and Tom Servo. After hearing a suspicious banging noise, Mike and Tom discover that the wise-cracking Crow T. Robot is attempting to tunnel his way down to Earth with a pickaxe, breaking the hull of the satellite. After fixing the hull by placing a bowl on the hole, Dr. Forrester calls Mike and explains what his experiment is. He also mentions that he hasn't bowed down to him in the past few weeks. Therefore, using a questionable force, he makes MIke and the robots bow down to him. He then proceeds to start the experiment after asking them if they needed to use the restroom. He pulls the lever, the movie sign alarm sounds off, and Mike and the robots proceed to the theater to endure the cheesiness of the 1955 film "This Island Earth".