It’s Ed Wood’s centenary year, and in celebration, Chris and Charlotte are giving in to The Sinister Urge. It’s leading them down a dark path towards smut, dirty pictures, deathly orgies, love feasts, and taking it out in trade.

Thank goodness this experiment also features an educational short about Keeping Clean and Neat!

The Sinister Urge (Edward D. Wood, Jr., 1960): MST3K Wiki. IMDB. Trailer. Watch on YouTube.

Keeping Clean and Neat (Unknown, 1956): IMDB. UnMSTed (in colour?!).

Turkey Day 2024 announcement! And the trailer!

Potato cakes are back. (Various sources on the internet suggest they might be vegan, but I don’t know.)

Our episode on The Painted Hills, which includes the college-student-shaming short Body Care and Grooming.

Our episodes on other Ed Wood-related films: Bride of the Monster and The Violent Years.

Rudolph Grey: Nightmare of Ecstacy: (The Life and Art of Edward D. Wood, Jr.)

Glen or Glenda (Edward D. Wood, Jr, 1953), or watch it riffed by The Mads.

Orgy of the Dead (Stephen C. Apostolof, 1965): Trailer (NSFW), Blu-ray

Take It Out in Trade (Edward D. Wood, Jr., 1970): Trailer (basically SFW), Blu-ray

The Love Feast (Joseph F. Robertson, 1969) is available as a bonus feature on the Take It Out in Trade Blu-ray.

The Violent Years (William Morgan, 1956) is also available on a lavish Blu-ray.

Hard Wood: The Adult Features of Ed Wood will be released soon.

Was (Not Was): Walk the Dinosaur (or if that link isn’t available in your country, try this one).

Jean Fontaine’s very reliable IMDb page.

Fred Mason’s IMDb page.

Harry Keaton’s very reliable IMDb page. (More about Harry Keaton and Harry Keatan.)

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