Q: What is an iRiff?
A: An iRiff is a home-made audio commentary that you can upload to the RiffTrax Store and sell to our thousands of daily visitors. You'll make 50% of the net revenue your iRiff generates, paid in quarterly installments on balances over $25.
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In this Jam Handy Production with Chevrolet, Gilbert is a down-on-his-luck couch mechanic following the death of his partner in writing Sullivan, and the terms of his marriage agreement clearly state that his wife dominates their 1941 home (he's kind of progressive that way). In a desperate and angry attempt to join his friends on the golf course, he summons perhaps the most diabolical creature ever spawned on an animation cel and obliterates every spring on the planet. But what will become of Gilbert and his newfound friend, Coily the Intestinal Tapeworm? And how many times will the word "spring" be spoken in this movie? (Hint: 42 times)
Join Aaron on his debut riffing as we revisit a classic from the Riffers' tenure on the Satellite. All jokes have been handpicked at peak of freshness, then jammed into a juicer and left out in the sun for a week to soak in the goodness...that means it's good, right?
Contains some inappropriate language, but nothing beyond what you'd hear on TV.
I'm not sure if you can
I'm not sure if you can lower prices anymore, at least though the edit page, but I would suggest contacting Rifftrax support and asking them to bring it down significantly. As a frame of reference, an official short from Rifftrax is only 99 cents. I personally like to sell them for 75, but I know several other iRiffers go for the 99 price. $3.99 is likely going to keep you from getting many sales at all.
Lower the price, please!
As much as I'd like to see another take on this short, $3.99 is asking way too much for something that's less than 10 minutes. Lower it to $2 at LEAST.