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Killer robots, not even chap hop doyen Prof Elemental can escape their metallic grasp—not when he’s making a promotional video for stealth FPS “Sir, You Are Being Hunted” anyway.
The game sees a Professor Elemental-esque protagonist have to fight off Victorian gentlemen robots (gentlemen robots with a penchant for human destruction) and if you’re a Steampunker then you’ll lap this right up.
It’s a common problem on Fox News shows, where the anchor confuses one black Hollywood celebrity with another—remember the Samuel L. Jackson debacle? Exactly.
Well David Alan Grier is here to help, with this infomercial for his book “How To Tell Black People Apart” which features the hilarious acronym: PATWWFLLM, which stands for “Pay Attention To What We F**king Look Like Motherf**kers!!!”
With a few choice edits and some stabbing, orchestral music, one of the funniest movies ever made can be turned into a thriller of Hitchcockian proportions.
Meet Lloyd Christmas, a creepy stalker guy who’s obsessed with Mary Swanson and will do anything to get her to like him. And, um, he also drives a sheepdog-shaped car.
Screen Junkies take a look back at the first Spider-Man trilogy, and point out some things that may’ve passed you by—like, it’s the same movie remade three times.
At the time Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man films were considered the high watermark of superhero movies (well, apart from the third one which was total and utter pants) but looking back on them, maybe we were all just really stoned or something.
So maybe you were a big fan of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man movie, but the guys at Cinema Sins don’t seem too keen on it.
Because in the 11 minutes or less of take down this movie receives, it manages to accumulate more sins on the sin counter than The Amazing Spider-Man reboot. WTF!
If ever you needed a reason not to botox your face into a frozen expressionless freak of a form, this is it.
This montage of the worst cries from the Real Housewives of Orange County, New York City, Atlanta, New Jersey, DC, Miami and Beverly Hills shows what it’s like when real emotion meets fake faces. And it’s not pretty.
If someone told you the internets can’t bring you joy and happiness, then they haven’t seen this video.
Because who wouldn’t have a beaming smile on their face and a spring in their step after hearing Arnie sing “Jenny and Me” in Commando: The Musical.
Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace was one of the best comedies ever made—it was on TV way back when in 2004, and centered around a doctor who battled evil forces in a hospital in Romford.
It was a perfect pastiche of low-budget 80s TV parodying poor production values, crap FX, cheesy dialogue and wooden acting. This is a DVD extra where the cast of the show and Garth (a horror writer) reflect upon the series. And it’s totally fangasmic.
