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This looks like a stupidly brilliant attempt to make with the lolz. Move over Indiana Jones as Stuart Ashen, AKA “Ashens” goes on an insane fictional search for a piece of electronic tat, the fabled Game Child, an old handheld video game.
It’s a new full length comedy adventure with a hint of road movie that’s been partially crowd-funded and will be coming free to YouTube on 8th August 2013. Set your geek dial to 11.
Johnny Knoxville has ditched the band’s perverse assortment of random pranks, opting rather to reprise his role as the senile Irving Zisman in a narrative piece that follows the elderly man cross-country as he gets into his usual antics.
And it looks suitably outrageous as he goes around offending funeral goers and shop assistants in equal measure. Real people in unreal situations, making for one really messed up comedy.
The soon-to-be-retired Doctor Who (welcome Peter Capaldi) gives an interview to IGN from this year’s Comic Con.
And after watching it you’ll see why he is definitely a unique personality. He’ll be sadly missed.
This is the story of how one Vietnamese Arsenal fan got himself a special ride on the team bus.
And it all started when the team went on a sight-seeing trip in Hanoi…
Rémi Gaillard has surpassed 3 million subscribers on YouTube, which is quite something.
So to celebrate that, he’s edited together a collection of his best pranks, which prove just why he’s so popular.
Nothing beats laughing at others’ misfortune, especially when it comes in handy video format.
How can you resist the allure of people falling over or getting shot in the head with a paintball.
No one does OTT like the movies, and no where is that more ridiculous than when it comes to a character dying.
And here’s 10 of those most ridiculous, from death by inflation to giant shark you’re guaranteed to LOL.
Yep, it’s a Kanye West role-playing video game and the bizarre plot revolves around Kanye disappearing through a wormhole when he takes the trash out one day.
When he comes out the other side he finds himself in the year 3030 in a dystopian city filled with clones of hip-hop musicians and under the control of a god-like dictator.
