The producers behind The Mads Are Back and The Mary Jo Pehl Show present the livestream premiere of an all-new episode of Movies Are Dumb: THE GUY WITH THE SECRET KUNG FU! A martial arts flick that follows two young freedom fighters, one of which may or may not have secret kung fu. And honestly? We're still not quite sure which one that is.

From the producers of The Mads Are Back comes MOVIES ARE DUMB, a scripted riffing project from Chris Gersbeck, Emmy Martian and Matt Reiser that finds the trio persevering the dumbest movies they can find and making them way funnier than the filmmakers intended.

For their fifth episode, Matt, Emmy & Chris watch the borderline-unwatchable horror movie CURSE OF THE SWAMP CREATURE, the story of a mad scientist and his quest to feed his large collection of alligators. What lurks within the swampy jungles in this slow burn of a flick? We're not entirely sure, but John Agar is in there, and he's also in the dark.

For their fourth episode, Matt, Emmy & Chris get into the holiday spirit with the Jimmy Durante-starring Christmas movie, THE GREAT RUPERT, a bizarre flick that tells the story of a family of squatters and the dancing squirrel who enables them.

Own all eleven episodes of The Mary Jo Pehl Show's epic fourth season, including The Fan Fiction episode, The Mid-To-Late-Evening Show, Etymologist Ari Hoptman, Matt Mayhem, and of course, the epic saga of Linda's exit from The Mary Jo Pehl Show!

For their third episode, Matt, Emmy & Chris watch the slow, slow, SLOW burn of THE ALPHA INCIDENT (1978)--Movies Are Dumb's first non-Italian flick--featuring a flesh-eating virus that terrorizes idiotic passengers in a railroad office. Yup. This movie is about as dumb as it sounds.

For their second episode, Matt, Emmy & Chris watch STAR ODYSSEY (1979), an Italian sci-fi flick featuring horny astronauts, bickering suicidal robots, and a villain with a face seared by a tennis racket. STAR ODYSSEY asks the age-old question: what if STAR WARS was boring, terrible, and incoherent?

Own all three Bela Lugosi movies riffed by Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff, including Glen or Glenda, Bride of the Monster, and The Devil Bat!

At long last, you can now own all 11 episodes of The Mary Jo Pehl Show Season 3, including Jerry Pehl visiting Menards, The Dollar Store Challenge, The Mary Jo Pehl Show Short Film Festival, The Mary Jo Pehl Show Focus Group, and the classic Mary Jo Pehl Show QVC Special!

Own the first four seasons of Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff's ongoing livestream series, all 49 episodes, including both the "full livestream" and "movie only" editions of each show, along with loads of exclusive bonus features, pre-shows, trailers, and more!

Enjoy the top five shorts chosen by fans of the long-running livestream series The Mads Are Back, featuring Mystery Science Theater 3000's Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff, for their SECOND volume of greatest hits.

Mystery Science Theater 3000's Trace Beaulieu ("Dr. Clayton Forrester" & "Crow T. Robot") and Frank Conniff ("TV's Frank") present an all-new episode of their long-running livestream series The Mads Are Back, featuring the iconic duo riffing on a batch of bizarre vintage shorts, just in time for Spring!

So Big, So Strong, But So Gentle. You Will Learn to Love Yeti. Or He'll Eat Your Face, It's Kind Of A Gamble. The producers behind The Mads Are Back and The Mary Jo Pehl Show pull up a chair to the world of movie-riffing with MOVIES ARE DUMB!

The Mads Are BACK! Mystery Science Theater 3000's Trace Beaulieu ("Dr. Clayton Forrester" and "Crow T. Robot") and Frank Conniff ("TV's Frank") present an all-new live-riff the 1951 B-movie BRIDE OF THE GORILLA, starring Raymond Burr, Barbara Payton and Lon Chaney Jr. just in time for Valentine's Day!

Mystery Science Theater 3000's Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff are back for an all-new holiday special that finds them live-riffing a batch of truly bizarre shorts. But this time: THEY'RE ALL ANIMATED! Following the show, Trace & Frank are joined by animation historian Jerry Beck for a live Q&A discussing Jerry's role in introducing America to Japanese animation, the intricacies of stop-motion animation, and favorite animated Christmas specials!

Mystery Science Theater 3000's Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff return after a brief hiatus for a big Halloween special that finds them live-riffing the 1959 sci-fi schlock classic, THE GIANT GILA MONSTER! A movie that feature far too little monster, and way too much chatting about skid marks. Joining The Mads for a special Q&A following the movie are Rich Koz & Jim Roche, better known respectively as Svengoolie and the Executive Producer of Svengoolie! Hosted by Chris Gersbeck.

Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff, "The Mads" from Mystery Science Theater 3000, took their touring act online beginning July 21, 2020 with a live-riff of Ed Wood’s GLEN OR GLENDA (1958), and concluded on July 9, 2024 after a highly successful four year run.

Mystery Science Theater 3000's Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff wrap up four years of monthly livestreams with their sixteenth compilation of vintage shorts: A Night of Shorts 16. To celebrate the occasion, they're joined by several Mads of years past for a special live Q&A on July 9, 2024: Mary Jo Pehl (Pearl Forrester), Bill Corbett (Brain Guy), Kevin Murphy (Professor Bobo), and Felicia Day (Kinga Forrester)!

When American foreign news correspondent Larry Stanford meets the elusive Dr. Suzuki in Tokyo, he finds himself succumbing to both infidelity and gallons of alcohol, all before growing a hideous second head in the 1959 horror film... THE MANSTER!

A crew of astronauts land on Mars in an attempt to do... something... while they wander around the Red Planet hoping to find... someone... culminating in a 15-minute monologue by the disembodied head of John Carradine! They're not in Kansas anymore... it's The Wizard of Mars!