Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection, Vol. 1 [4 Discs]

MOVIE DESCRIPTION:

Join the 'bots on the Satellite of Love as they poke fun at some of the worst movies ever made on this four-disc set that contains episodes of the cult comedy series Mystery Science Theater 3000. The films in this collection include Bloodlust, Catalina Caper, The Creeping Terror, and The Skydivers. Each episode is presented in the original broadcast aspect ratio of 1.33:1. English soundtracks are rendered in Dolby Digital Stereo. There are neither subtitles nor closed-captions on this release. Supplemental materials include the original theatrical versions of each film, and the trailers for three of the four films. This is a superb set for any fan of the series. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

DVD FEATURES:

• Number of Discs: 4
• Screen: Black and White
• Features:
  • Non-MST3K versions of the films Original theatrical trailers for The Skydivers, Bloodlust and Catalina Caper

REVIEWS:

• {%Mike} and the robots instill PG-13 perversities and incisive sarcasm into {#Bloodlust}, making an inadequately scary {\horror} film decidedly amusing. Quick-witted insertions into the dialogue of young boat travelers and their drunk-looking captain highlight the opening of the film, after the guys have warmed up their joke-making with the short {#Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm} -- where animals achieved the ability to speak thanks to the space-exiled narrators of {#MST3K}. The youngsters in the film hit shore to become victims of a vicious hunt by a character taken not-quite-so-seriously by {%Mike}, {%Tom}, and {%Crow}, and the mockeries maintain a consistently humorous flow throughout the episode. ~ Sarah Sloboda, All Movie Guide
• Mike and the robots instill PG-13 perversities and incisive sarcasm into Bloodlust, making an inadequately scary horror film decidedly amusing. Quick-witted insertions into the dialogue of young boat travelers and their drunk-looking captain highlight the opening of the film, after the guys have warmed up their joke-making with the short Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm -- where animals achieved the ability to speak thanks to the space-exiled narrators of MST3K. The youngsters in the film hit shore to become victims of a vicious hunt by a character taken not-quite-so-seriously by Mike, Tom, and Crow, and the mockeries maintain a consistently humorous flow throughout the episode. ~ Sarah Sloboda, All Movie Guide

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