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The Game of Thrones intro works really, really well as a 1980s TV show, maybe because the haircuts in Westeros suit the era?
Who knows, ours is not to question but just to watch and the get sad because we have no more Thrones to watch until next year.
For anyone growing up in the 90s, The Lion King was the Disney animation du jour.
So why not relive all the terrible pain and suffering you experienced from seeing the death of Mufasa—plus, you know, all those great songs!
With the new X-Men movie out, it couldn’t be a more opportune time to look back at the first trilogy and rip the crap out of the third instalment.
So listen up as the Honest Trailer boys commend X-Men and X2, but do the decent thing and try and forget the cinematic abomination that is X-Men: The Last Stand.
It’s pretty much a new law that, inevitably, everything will get a Game of Thrones mashup at some point.
And so comes along this perfectly cast animated spoof that takes players from the NBA teams and re-imagines them as GoT characters. It’s the best animated NBA spoof you’ll see today.
Roland Emmerich dropped an absolute stinker with his version of Godzilla back in the 90s—and now it gets the public trouncing it so deserves.
Calling out what made it such an awful movie, the only thing wrong with this Honest Trailer is that we have to be reminded that it existed at all.
If you think your flatmates are a nightmare, imagine how much of a pain in the, ahem, neck it would be to live with three bloodsuckers. That’s the basis of this New Zealand comedy-horror.
And with quotes like “Best thing since Shaun of the Dead” plastered throughout the highly amusing trailer, along with starring Flight of the Conchords’ Jemaine Clement, it bodes very well indeed. Put it on your “must torrent” list.
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.
