Mocky Horror returns to the LAN All Night Gaming Festival this October to do a brand new mock for the first time at the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine! Go to LANAllNight.com to get your tickets so you can join us for this rare mockery of a truly awful Marvel film.

Mocky Horror returns to the second annual It Came From Texas Film Festival at The Plaza in Garland!

This one-of-a-kind film festival celebrates the best Texas films and this year’s theme focused on dramas and westerns. They also feature the…well, “not so best” Texas movies and they dug up a real gem for us called “Rock Baby Rock It,” a bizarre 50s rock music drama shot in Dallas. It’s about a group of teens who find out their favorite dance club is in danger of being taken over by the mob so they organize a show to save it featuring acts where the biggest name is Elvis Presley’s fan club president.

We’ll close out the fest with a mock of “Rock Baby Rock It” (and a few other surprises) at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15. Get your tickets now at prekindle.com or get a weekend pass for the rest of this amazing festival.

We’re packing up one of our classic riffs and taking it with us to the LAN All Night gathering at the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine!

The crowd went nuts for our “Captain America” roast last year so we’re coming back with an even bigger and badder movie straight from the heart of Texas with “The Giant Gila Monster.” It’s the story of…well, a giant gila monster. That’s pretty much it. Everything you need to know is right there in the title.

We’ve also got another surprise in store for y’all this time. You’ll just have to be there to see it. That’s why it’s called a “surprise” and not a “tell-you-ahead-of-time-prise.”

You can either join us at LAN All Night, the annual gamer gathering run by the wonderful nonprofit LANFest that helps raise money for important causes all over the country through special gaming events, or on Twitch the night of the show and watch the riff live at twitch.tv/lanallnight.

Horror writer Stephen King gave you nightmares with Pet Sematary, made you afraid of the dark with It and kept you up at night with Creepshow. 

Now the master of horror will make you shiver with terror once again with The Lawnmower Man, the 1993 adaptation of King's short story that completely ignored the writer's initial vision for its own weird, 90s computer fever dream that King actually sued to have his name taken off the project. 

The Lawnmower Man may not have been King's liking but that means it's perfect for us!
Join the Mocky Horror Picture Show for its live riff of The Lawnmower Man at 9:15 p.m. on Thursday, April 11th. Get your tickets now at https://www.prekindle.com/event/27572-mocky-horror-picture-show-riffs-the-lawnmower-man-dallas

Remember when you were a child of the 80s going to the corner store just so you could play the “Street Fighter II” machine? This movie is nothing like that game and that’s why we’re riffing on it.

Join us at the Texas Theatre (231 W. Jefferson Blvd. in Oak Cliff) for a live riff of the first “Street Fighter” movie starring Raul Julia as M. Bison (that makes sense) and Jean Claude Van Damme as the all-American ass-kicker Guile (that makes no sense) at 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 25.

Your favorite movie mocking comedy show is doing a show at the Alamo Drafthouse for the holidays!

Long before Michael Keaton became Oscar bait with “Birdman” and “Spotlight,” he starred in this bizarre meal ticket about a dead dad who comes back to life as a snowman. Really? He went from Batman to a snowman?

Join Liz, Danny and Albie for the holidays and help them riff on this holiday movie. Tickets are $16 and come with a bag of props. It’ll also be the first movie where the audience gets to have a snowball fight! Reserve your seats at drafthouse.com/dfw.

The Captain needs your help! Director Albert Pyun made a horrible big screen adaptation of Marvel Comics' Captain America in 1990 and only the Mocky Horror Picture Show can make it entertaining again. The LAN All Night Gaming Festival has invited us to perform our hilarious riff of this awful comic book movie at 9 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 3 on the main stage at the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine. All of the donations and proceeds made from the show will go to Extra Life, the annual non-profit gaming fundraiser that raises millions for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. Visit LANAllNight.com to get your tickets and ExtraLife.org to learn more about this amazing charity event. 

The show is free with any general admission or BYOC ticket.