How long is RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop?

RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop is 2 hr long.

What is RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop about?

Fathom Events and RiffTrax.com® bring Samurai Cop to the big screen for a LIVE riff on Thursday, April 13 followed by a special re-broadcast on Tuesday, April 18. The guys who make movies funny, Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett, are back for a never-before-seen riffing on the beloved z-grade action film of the early 90s, Samurai Cop. In movie theaters for the first time, the film follows Joe, a cop they call Samurai, who takes himself and his fabulous hair (really, it is an amazing thing to behold) to Los Angeles from the faraway land of San Diego to bust up a gang whose stated goal is putting someone’s head on their piano. Joe and his partner, whose main task is to shamelessly mug to the camera, run up against MST3K fan-favorite, Robert Z’Dar, for some insanely awful and hilarious fight scenes. Decapitations, explosions, poorly subbed in stunt doubles, mangled dialogue, prominent lion heads, and unfortunate banana hammocks abound in this extremely eighties-y nineties movie.

RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop

Name: RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop
Genre: Concert/Special Events
Released: 2017-04-13
Duration: 120

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How long is RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop?: RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop is 2 hr long.

What is RiffTrax Live: Samurai Cop about?: Fathom Events and RiffTrax.com® bring Samurai Cop to the big screen for a LIVE riff on Thursday, April 13 followed by a special re-broadcast on Tuesday, April 18. The guys who make movies funny, Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett, are back for a never-before-seen riffing on the beloved z-grade action film of the early 90s, Samurai Cop. In movie theaters for the first time, the film follows Joe, a cop they call Samurai, who takes himself and his fabulous hair (really, it is an amazing thing to behold) to Los Angeles from the faraway land of San Diego to bust up a gang whose stated goal is putting someone’s head on their piano. Joe and his partner, whose main task is to shamelessly mug to the camera, run up against MST3K fan-favorite, Robert Z’Dar, for some insanely awful and hilarious fight scenes. Decapitations, explosions, poorly subbed in stunt doubles, mangled dialogue, prominent lion heads, and unfortunate banana hammocks abound in this extremely eighties-y nineties movie.