The Rifftrax trio had their jobs cut out for the<wbr />m on this one.  How to you take a movie that is <wbr />so gob-smackingly bad, that is so full of static<wbr />, disjointed, and totally cheap scenes that it i<wbr />s already hilarious on its own?  Fortunately the<wbr /> guys pulled it off, to the point that I was lau<wbr />ghing to the point of tears several times.  The <wbr />movie short &quot;Airline Stewardesses&quot; preceded it, <wbr />which presented another chance for them to mock <wbr />the dry-as-sheetrock info film from the 1950s.  <wbr />The only drawback was the intermission, which in<wbr />cluded some unwashed looking dude I&#39;d never hear<wbr />d of but who apparently had a following in the l<wbr />ive theater, considering there were quite a few <wbr />ladies singing along with his obscure music.  Ma<wbr />ybe it&#39;s a Nashville thing.  Still, nothing coul<wbr />d detract from the joyous pain of watching Bela,<wbr /> Tor, and Vampira while having the Rifftrax crew<wbr /> tear it apart.