Awesome Eclectic Method

(PG-13: Language) Seth McFarlane’s anthropomorphic teddy bear swears his ass off and beats the spit out of Mark Wahlberg in Eclectic Method’s latest remix. That sample of McFarlane’s Boston howl needs to come standard with every synthesizer.

“Your weakness is not your technique. It is doubt, and disbelief.” Eclectic Method chopped up bits of dialogue and sound effects from The Matrix to create this groovy EDM track that gives us another reason to watch some of our favorite movie moments of all time.

(PG-13: Language) Shut up hippies! The master of remixes takes on everyone’s favorite festively plump, pot pie eating, fishstick-loving loudmouth, with an epic cut of soundbites taken from some of Eric Cartman’s rudest, crudest, and most obnoxious moments on South Park.

Eclectic Method teamed up with Martyn Ware to remix of one of our all-time favorite movies, Stanley Kubrick’s dark comedy, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. The march-inspired drumbeats are the perfect complement to the military theme.

Using only sounds found in Michael Bay’s bombastic Transformers’ flicks, Eclectic Method created an EDM track that will have you gyrating your hips on the dance floor to the beat of giant robots beating the crap out of each other.

Go back to the ’80s with this catchy remix of memorable scenes and sound bites from Weird Science, the movie that made millions of horny boys think they could conjure up the girl of their dreams by hacking into a government computer and wearing bras on their heads.

Remix master Eclectic Method takes on Macaulay Culkin’s Christmas classic, a jolly little tale which offered up the positive holiday message that lighting bad guys on fire and shooting them in the nuts is hilarious.

Sesame Street goes trap with its trippy remix of sounds from everyone’s favorite cookie-addicted muppet and Eclectic Method. If your computer can handle it, try opening this video in four windows, then hitting play on each one. MP3 available here.

(PG-13 Language) Remix master Eclectic Method takes on Mike Judge’s underrated 2006 classic about the de-evolution of mankind. It makes us sad that 10 years later, it’s sadly closer to a documentary than a work of satire.

Remix master Eclectic Method combines a number of his already awesome science fiction mixes into a single meta-mix that runs a nearly 27 minutes long, and is worth every single minute of your time. Hit play and crank it up right now.

Eclectic Method slices, dices, and mashes up bits from James Corden’s insanely popular Carpool Karaoke singalong series into a single track. See if you can identify all of the performers featured, then check the video description to see if you’re right.

Remix master Eclectic Method reminds us just how much we loved Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and all of the films of Edgar Wright with his brief tribute to this wonderfully fun comic book come to life. Guess we know what we’ll be rewatching this weekend.

(PG-13 Language) Wubba lubba dub dub! Eclectic Method is here to regale us with his musical take on the beloved Adult Swim cartoon, in a super catchy remix packed with some of our favorite catchphrases from the duo.

(PG-13 Language) Eclectic Method takes a break from his own musical creations with this brilliantly dubbed footage from Nick Park’s Aardman classic Creature Comforts, so the animals are singing London MC Skepta’s banging grime track Shutdown.

For his latest clip, Eclectic Method celebrates the holidays with a musical mashup of sound bites fromn classic Christmas movie clips and TV shows. It’s catch enough that we’ll forgive him for using the colorized version of It’s a Wonderful Life.

For his latest track, Jonny Wilson aka Eclectic Method electronically manipulated the mighty roar of everyone’s favorite towering fuzzball, transforming the wookiee’s howls into a catchy EDM track. And if you don’t like it, Chewie might just pull your arms out of their sockets.

Musical mashup makers Eclectic Method make it so with this tune, assembled from sound bytes from everyone’s favorite Starfleet Captain. We especially enjoyed the little chiptune tribute to The Next Generation’s theme song.

For his latest edit, sample-master Eclectic Method took sound bites from the Terminator universe, and mashed them up into an edgy electronic track loaded with the sounds of weaponry and futuristic killing machines.

Eclectic Method’s latest track combines numerous classic hip hop tracks, which themselves are known for sampling their sources, creating a sort of hiphopception track that’s one level further removed from its source tracks.

Just when we think we’re to be made to be made to suffer because it’s our lot in life, here comes Eclectic Method with a rousing remix of our favorite bleeps, blops and bloops. We are now much more prepared for Star Wars: Episode VII.

The Eclectic Method helps us usher in the 5th season of the beloved Bob’s Burgers with the Tina Belcher Moombahton Remix, a funky, funny ode to the cartoon family’s hormone-filled, social skill-lacking eldest child. Yeah, we’ve all been there.

(NSFW: Language) Eclectic Method manages to make an omelette from the broken eggs that are the Wolverine movies, with this intense, action-packed remix of sound bites and electronic beats. We hear he’s quite an animal.

Eclectic Method’s awesome remix mashes up soundbites, music and imagery from director Wes Anderson’s quirky, romantic, and beautifully composed films. Every time we see a scene from Fantastic Mr. Fox, we have to Netflix it again.