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"...Rifftrax Supplies the Laughs"

There's a service I had never heard of, sounds like a fun evening.  Essentially, Rifftrax records an MP3 that you sync with a movie you already have...and then they mock it all the way through - just like the old MST3K.
Rifftrax has been around for years, but I tried it for the first time last weekend with my kids. We rented “High School Musical” and played the MP3 file on an iPhone plugged into a speaker dock.

Man, it was hilarious.
I think I'm going to try this with the High School Musical...I've still never seen it personally.

Dillon

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