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I don't think so, but I'd have to break out my CDs. I just checked my iTunes and looks like I never ripped them.

On Amazon the track is listed as "Victory Celebration/End Title" instead of what OP mentioned was on iTunes: "Ewok Celebration and Finale" which is Yub Nub

EDIT: This got me off my ass. I got out my CDs (I haven't opened them up in 15+ years) and yes, "Victory Celebration/End Title" is the smooth jazz replacement for the iconic Yub Nub music that everyone loves. Luckily for me, I also have the “Star Wars Original Trilogy Soundtrack Anthology” set from the early 1990s with the original music.

Are you wanting free recommendations on Amazon Prime? I don't have the service, but I recommend everyone watch the 70s animated classic Fantastic Planet.

https://www.amazon.com/Fantastic-Planet-Barry-Bostwick/dp/6305307156

• Harvey Korman clicking his tongue for ~40 minutes
  
• RedLetterMedia Plinkett title card (with "Tusk" by Fleetwood Mac)
  
• 12:00 - Ishtar trailer
  
• Merry Christmas from Mr. Plinkett
  
• The Rich Evans Anthology
  
• The Cleaning Lady
  
• 12:30 – Feature Film #1: Blood Shack
  
• Ishtar trailer, again
  
• Weber Cooks - Chili cheese nacho dip
  
• 1:30 – Extended Best of the Worst Screening - The Dance of Birth + RLM screening room footage clips
  
• Jay looking at Melissa Michaels' (the Dance of Birth lady) web site
  
• 2:25 – Feature Film #2 - Twister's Revenge!
  
• Bart the General
  
• McDonald's training video - "Clean It"
  
• 4:00 – The Great Space Jam + outtakes + behind the scenes
  
• Ishtar trailer, a third time
  
• 4:30 – Mystery Wheel of the Worst video - Incredible Instant Adoring Boyfriend
  
• 5:00 – Pork Pork in Space
  
• 5:25 – Feature Film #3 - Bloodbeat
  
• Weber Cooks - Creamed Corn and Potatoes
  
• I hope you like the Ishtar trailer
  
• Weber Cooks - Rice-a-Roni
  
• Sesame Street - Me and My Llama
  
• Guess what? It's the Ishtar trailer
  
• 7:00 – Best of the Worst Outtakes
  
• 7:16 – Mystery Wheel of the Worst video - Dunkin' Donuts training
  
• 7:20 – Feeding Frenzy
  
• 9:05 – Extended Best of the Worst Screening - The Family Guide to the Internet - with screening room commentary and uncut tape destruction
  
• 9:49 – brand-new Plinkett review! Nah, I'm just fucking with you, it's the Ishtar trailer again.
  
• 9:51 – Recipe for Disaster
  
• You’re Invited! The Olsen Twins Movie
  
• 10:06 – Mystery Wheel of the Worst video - SOS
  
• Weber Cooks - Spaghetti
  
• Memorex by SMASH TV
  
• the Ishtar trailer…backwards
  
• the Ishtar trailer, forwards, at double speed
  
• the Ishtar trailer, even faster
  
• the Ishtar trailer, backwards in slow-mo
  
• the Ishtar trailer, fast again
  
• the Ishtar trailer, slow-mo
  
• the Ishtar trailer, super slow-mo
  
• the Ishtar trailer, EVEN FASTER OH MY GOD HELP ME

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002OVB9V2/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=

^^ product link if anyone cares to see for themselves
EDIT I see that Christopher Iengo is the star, not director, but it's still just as funny

They're called Hostage Officer Survival https://www.amazon.com/Hostage-Officer-Survival-Escape-Nightmare/dp/0935878157 and Ultimate Survivors https://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Survivors-VHS-William-Shatner/dp/630221596X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1541797989&sr=8-1&keywords=ultimate+survivors+william+shatner. The latter one is hosted by William Shatner, which is almost too good to be true.

They use three-camera-set-ups for Half in the Bag and Best of the Worst discussions with this type of camera (my best guess based on seeing glimpses of the camera in some Best of the Worst episodes):

http://www.amazon.com/AG-AF100-Professional-Micro-HD-Camcorder/dp/B004LV68IC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417556452&sr=8-1&keywords=panasonic+af+100

Don't know what they use for VFX and animations.

I’m more interested in the author’s other novel, Mated to a Military Drone.

https://www.amazon.ca/Mated-Military-Drone-Eri-Nance-ebook/dp/B07DQPMC15/ref=rtpb_1/136-8159267-9829823?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07DQPMC15&pd_rd_r=19a2f307-0268-4e6e-b1ba-95e1430c3b1c&pd_rd_w=LnY0V&pd_rd_wg=CfYOT&pf_rd_p=d8730945-7240-49b5-aca3-a71826cb6cbf&pf_rd_r=KJ53XTYKFN6NWPY19044&psc=1&refRID=KJ53XTYKFN6NWPY19044

That's probably the most logical explanation. But why would the writer of the Chuck Tingle style book "Mated to a Military Drone" update VCR Repair Virgins a year later to include the latest fantastic Rem Lezar references?

I had this many moons ago, but this seems quite a bit more robust.

Where are the cameras that recorded the saucer separation?

Quit whining and support John Hughes so he can keep making amazing movies like this one, you cheap fuck

goddam millenials

It's even better than that.

> Studio: Red Letter Media

It's true

We know for sure that Rita Rudner is.

They actually recently made a Han Solo comic which is about Han Solo being in a spaceship race, it takes place between A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back

And the names of the protagonists are Mick and TeeJay, and the name of the store is Fast>>>Forward VCR Repair , lol.

One of the author's other books, [Mated to a Military Drone] (https://www.amazon.ca/Mated-Military-Drone-Eri-Nance-ebook/dp/B07DQPMC15/ref=sr_1_3?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1542289171&sr=1-3&dpID=51vOQwPKXiL&preST=_SY445_QL70_&dpSrc=srch) , looks even more bizarre.

Check this out at Amazon.ca
VCR Repair Virgins https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07D5D3DYX/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_2PYyDbXS70A4G

If you read the copyright stuff at the beginning of the book seen here the writer gives credit to Creating Rem Lazar - apparently the characters critique it in this "novel", and he uses quotes from the movie. This was published in 2018, and the Rem Lazar episode just came out... wtf?

Here is the mobile version of your link

It's Halloween Magic!!!

You're right, edited it. I checked, and those cameras are Panasonic AG-AF 100 plus lenses, so that shit is expensive. Though maybe they bought them used, then it would be about half the price.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/322313158009
or
https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B002OVB9V2/ref=dp_olp_new_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=new

Laughter Friends - check the customer images

people who have bought Cop Cop also bought...

http://www.amazon.com/Laughter-Friends-Laura-Gentry/dp/B001714GSI

Mike's shameful past being a clown's boyfriend.

^(edit: this joke isn't based on anything, I have no clue what mike's connection with laughing laury is aside from editor and cameraman)

Unlike Blood Street, the semi-sequel to Low Blow with Leo Fong again playing private investigator Joe Wong, Killpoint is not some rare VHS-only affair; it is readily available on a Mill Creek set (which also includes Low Blow and a few other entertaining movies).

Anyway, Killpoint is not particularly entertaining. It is yet another relatively competent but unmemorable action B-movie. Nothing worse than middle of the road, as Jay says.

The only memorable parts, IMO:

• This extremely awkward conversation between the schlubby police captain and not-Harrison-Ford
  
  
• Leo Fong repeatedly breaking the fourth wall to show his character's inner turmoil in a cheesy montage
  
  
• The goofy final battle
  
  
• Fong's character constantly being referred to as "Chinaman"
  
  Blood Street, the ostensible sequel to Low Blow, is funnier / more memorable than Killpoint but not by much. This iteration of Joe Wong is no longer wearing a sad old jacket or living in a dump with his not-wife making him breakfast; he's a badass author-insert character strutting around in a suit and nonchalantly rebuffing the sexual advances of a Playboy Playmate.
  
  The only interesting aspects, IMO:
  
  
• Fong narrates the movie (itself an odd departure from its predecessor) and makes truly awful jokes, which manage to circle all the way around groanworthy back to mildly amusing.
  
  
• Joe Wong's bizarre flashback of [spoiler] and his ensuing vengeance quest to Mexico, which comes out of nowhere and may well have been tacked on as filler.

Add them to this piece of shit that Mike made & we've got an episode!

If you're after a bad movie specific book then I highly recommend The Bad Movie Bible by Rob Hill.