Back in the 80s for a while if you owned a VCR you either had Betamax or VHS, depending on where your loyalties lied and what your local video rental store had the most of.
Eventually that section in the rental store which stocked Betamax videos shrunk to nothing—and here’s the fascinating story of why that happened.
Lee Hardcastle turns his claymation skills to imagining what Ghostbusters might be like if Quentin “Muthaf*cking” Tarantino directed it.
So we get some tough-talking, shade-wearing ghost hunters who aren’t afraid to drop profanities in every other word they use.
Russell Brand is no stranger to playing pranks over the phone, so he’s more than game when Graham Norton challenges him to phone a sex line pretending to be Aladdin.
Queue lots of oo-er missus jokes about Christopher Biggins inspecting his ring, rubbing his shiny lamp and monkeys in waistcoats.
You know this speech only too well, because you’ve recited it drunk about five thousand times.
But no one does it better than Jules Winnfield himself—so watch as he recounts the entire Ezekiel speech from memory and try not to quake with fear.
Middle age men swinging swords in a mock dungeon with music over the top? There’s nothing you can dislike about this video—nothing.
Watch as dads slics through the carcasses of dead animals, marvel as they stab a metal barrel in a car park, just like real heroes.
Father’s Day has been and gone for another year and you’ve bought your dad something he seemed pleased with but will never use again.
But let’s not all forget what dads do best, which is try to do something and fail hilariously at it—and here’s a compilation of them doing just that.
Being British you’ll know from personal experience how little you know about ice hockey, so you can only imagine how bad a “Bad British Hockey Commentary” is going to be.
And while it may be bad in regards the rules of the game, it’s not bad when it comes to hilarious quotes like ““Mary Poppins, look how small the goals are. They’re the size of a matchbox guarded by an overzealous bee keeper.”
Hear the joke about the woman who married the Eiffel Tower? This is no joke. She married it and says she is deeply in love with it.
She’s also had a relationship with a compound bow and the Golden Gate Bridge. You know what though? Still a better love story than Twilight.
