It's called Rifftrax. Mike Nelson and Kevin Murphy (writer and voice of Tom Servo) have gotten together to ressurrect MST3K, but this time, with movies that you've actually heard of (no more liscensing issues). For $2-4 per audio file, you get an mp3 with synching instructions (as well as occasional synching checks via a robot who says a line 'in synch' with the movie) of Mike and Serv-uh, I mean Kevin ripping apart a movie, just like they did in the good ole' days before the SciFi Channel lost its mind. I just finished watching the one for Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. I laughed until I nearly wet myself...literally. A few funny lines:

Up the hell shut. (in response to Yoda)
Movie lengtheners activated. Tedium enhancers at full power.
Look, it's the army of Pollywallydoodlealltheday!

www.rifftrax.com

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"I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents." - James Madison

My dad always told me, "Son, you can't argue with someone you have to educate first."

My dad also used to say, "Nobody ever won by getting even. You have to get ahead."

I've heard the one for Roundhouse is the best, as it is Mike Nelson's favorite movie.

Man, I loved me some MST3K. I wish the sets weren't so expensive (obviously, I understand that they need to charge what they do considering each episode is 2 hours long), I'd buy more.

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I hate everyone and everything seems stupid to me. - Randal Graves

Sadly, I don't own any of the movies available right now. Oh, well.

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I hate everyone and everything seems stupid to me. - Randal Graves

So rent...or buy used. I picked up The Grudge from Blockbuster for practically free.

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"I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents." - James Madison

My dad always told me, "Son, you can't argue with someone you have to educate first."

My dad also used to say, "Nobody ever won by getting even. You have to get ahead."