The Swamp of the Ravens AKA El pantano de los cuervos (1974) RiffTrax triple audio 720p.10bit.WEBRip.x265-budgetbits
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GENERAL INFO
RiffTrax release date
November 20, 2013
Genre
Parody, Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi
Plot
Yes, it’s an utterly baffling horror film about a mad doctor who believes death is simply an evolution and that every woman wants to sleep with him. Yes, he is laughed out of the academy and moves his decency-defying research to a swamp in Ecuador, as one does. Yes, he’s investigated by a sheriff who can only be described as a chunk of swarthy walking meat, and who also believes that every woman wants to sleep with him.
But MORE THAN ANY OF THIS, Swamp of the Ravens is a vehicle for an original song about being in love with a dead robot that will change the way you view songs, movies, songs in movies, robots, dead robots, living robots, and love itself. Seriously, we haven’t been so infatuated with a song since Damien Carter taught us all about “Hangin’ Out With [His] Family” in Birdemic, and we know you’ll love it just as much as we do. You poor souls.
Oh and also, there are no ravens in the titular raven swamp. Just buzzards. Really, it’s a heck of a movie.
So grab the dead robot you love most and join Mike, Kevin, and Bill for Swamp of the Ravens! No ravens required!
WARNING: Contains a brief glimpse of an actual autopsy. Viewer discretion is advised.
Encoding info
Transcoded by budgetbits from WEBRip with HandBrake 1.6.1, tweaked slower preset, x265, 720p, 10 bit, crf 26, non-anamorphic, aq-mode 1, sao/rect/strong-intra-smoothing disabled.
Source synced and edited by Riffling, who notes - "Using a 1080p WEB-DL as the new source gives a good jump in visual quality over the original HighTV. The WEB-DL only had the original Spanish audio so I decided to also sync the retail DVD which had an English dubbing. It was a pain to sync with the frame timing differences....and then I realized that the WEB-DL was PAL...so I converted to 23.976 and started over. 5 hours in total, what a PITA. RiffTrax deleted two scenes with explicit nudity that involved rape. Also, both RiffTrax and the DVD were missing the entire opening 3 minutes that was in the WEB-DL, except they inserted part of that opening about 10 minutes into the movie but it was re-filmed with an entirely different actor who speaks English (who was supposed to represent our main actor...very odd). I moved this scene around to match the RiffTrax copy and removed the scenes that were unriffed, so no riffs were lost."
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COVER
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SCREENSHOTS
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MEDIAINFO
General
Filename = The Swamp of the Ravens AKA El pantano de los cuervos (1974) RiffTrax triple audio 720p.10bit.WEBRip.x265-budgetbits.mkv
Title = The Swamp of the Ravens AKA El pantano de los cuervos (1974) RiffTrax triple audio
Duration = 1 h 23 min
Size = 589 MiB
Overall bit rate = 990 kb/s
Video #0
Format = HEVC x265 - 3.5+1-f0c1022b6:[Linux][GCC 12.2.0][64 bit] 10bit
Resolution = 1280x546
Aspect ratio = 2.35:1 (2.344)
Bit rate = 501 kb/s
Frame rate = 23.976 (24000/1001) FPS
Audio #0
Title = RiffTrax
Format = MPEG Audio
Channels = 2 channels
Bit rate = 160 kb/s
Sampling rate = 48.0 kHz
Language = English
Audio #1
Title = Unriffed dub
Format = MPEG Audio
Channels = 2 channels
Bit rate = 160 kb/s
Sampling rate = 48.0 kHz
Language = English
Audio #2
Title = Unriffed feature
Format = MPEG Audio
Channels = 2 channels
Bit rate = 160 kb/s
Sampling rate = 48.0 kHz
Language = Spanish
