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Those tireless campaigners, the Monkey’s Woolly Actors Guild, have been fighting the good fight for furry actors the world over.
Fighting for equal employment opportunities, they seek to give recognition for the more hairy among the acting world. Here they present Rainbow’s Bungle in 70s classic Jaws.
Kirk, Spock, McCoy and newcomer Ensign Garrovick have a little competition. However, there’s a clear winner and one of the crew doesn’t enjoy losing.
If you like your humor puerile and childish then this clip will be right up your street.
Let it be known that in the Die Hard movies, a lot of bullets were spent. Yeah, it’s a shocking revelation but somebody needed to say it.
And in this supercut you get to see officer McClane unleashing lead onto the terrorist-bad-guy-evil-men. Go John.
“Are you CRAZY??” is a favourite line of the movies, a cliche that has appeared time and time again in a whole bunch of your fav films.
And, if you needed any proof of just how ubiquitous the phrase is, then it’s here in this supercut.
I…I love you! That’s a pretty tame declaration of love for someone but don’t let that put you off this lovely supercut.
Some of the best love confessionals from TV land are edited together for you to fawn over, starting with Louis C.K.
Every major film blockbuster needs a wailing baby. Fact. Where would the movie Titanic be without a crying baby interrupting the most famous piece of dialogue from it? Or for that matter, where would 300 be? Or Jerry Maguire and even Gandalf?
Yes, some classic movies are made infinitely more cry baby-tastic with the insertion of a crying baby. Waaaaaah! Waaaaaaaaaah!
It’s celebrity bowling and this week sees Team Nerdist taking on Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Betsy Brandt and RJ Mitte, who make up ‘Team Breaking Bad’ on their home turf.
Who will win? Will Team Breaking Bad spike the other team with meth so they can’t bowl? Will there be a shoot-out? Let’s hope so.
Zombies, whatever! Nicole is bitten by her zombie boyfriend… Or is she? We follow as she descends into a waking nightmare that will end her life as she knows it. The next day she is walking to school with her boyfriend and he seems to be fine now and her wound has disappeared. Has she imagined the whole thing?
With a record breaking 220 shots in 2 days, at 6 locations with 27 zombie extras, ‘We Are What We Eat’ is the debut film of Sam Toller, a 16 year old North Londoner. Expect teenage angst, eviscerated intestines and the walking dead!
