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David Cross: Worst Daddy in the World

David Cross: Worst Daddy in the World

(PG-13: Language) Comedian David Cross’ latest standup comedy special has premiered for free on YouTube. Worst Daddy in the World is a compilation of David’s 2023 tour, where he talks about being a father late in life and trying his best to be optimistic for his kids’ future.

How Every Epic Quest Begins

How Every Epic Quest Begins

“Your father is dead, young Tampax!” Comedian and actor Alasdair Beckett-King pokes fun at some common tropes in fantasy films. He kicks things off with the start of the journey for our hero – including the thinly veiled exposition and the seemingly endless list of characters you’ll need to memorize for the story to make sense.

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SNL: Bowling Pins

SNL: Bowling Pins

If you’ve been to a bowling alley in the last few decades, you’ve probably seen those weird 1990s animations on the score screen that celebrate your strikes and spares and roast your gutter balls. Saturday Night Live takes us to a bowling alley with a few of those bowling pin scenes we’ve not seen before.

When You Change Names to Protect the Innocent

When You Change Names to Protect the Innocent

It’s a common trope for true crime shows to change the names of witnesses and victims in dramatizations of real-life events. Alasdair Beckett-King imagines what sort of ridiculous names they might use in this hilarious sketch in which even the detectives had to get new names.

Murder Camp

Murder Camp

(PG-13: Language) Clara Aranovich-Valdés’ darkly comedic short film offers a unique spin on teen slasher flicks. When a pair of murderers show up at the same summer camp on the same night, they end up in a deep philosophical discussion about their life choices. Will Lagos and Jeremy Radin wrote the story and star as the killers, Kevin and Greg.

Sh*t Show

Sh*t Show

(PG-13) Evan Hallbeck’s short film is as tasteless as it is hilarious. It follows the story of three disgusting items that ended up in the sewer and tells their origin stories through a trio of live-action vignettes. You can pretty much guess where this is going from the thumbnail. Savannah Steiner is responsible for the gross-out animation.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (Teaser)

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (Teaser)

This sequel to Ghostbusters: Afterlife sees the Spenglers traveling to NYC, where they team up with the remaining Ghostbusters to save the world from supernatural doom when an evil force starts freezing people and threatening to plunge us into a new Ice Age. The original cast returns, along with Finn Wolfhard, Paul Rudd, Kumail Nanjiani, and Patton Oswalt.

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M*therfucker

M*therfucker

(PG-13: Language) Adam Long and Adam Peterson’s warped short film drops us into a conversation between two buddies. But what starts out as an attempt to cheer up a depressed friend takes a wild turn that reveals a disturbing family secret and a critical mission to prevent the universe from ripping itself apart.

Curiosity Killed the George

Curiosity Killed the George

Curious George has always lived up to his name, relying on the kindness of The Man in the Yellow Hat to get him out of all sorts of monkey business. But all those years of curiosity have taken their toll on the now grown-up primate. Matt Shaver, Alex Martens, and Joel Haver offer their take on a weary George’s final days in a very real world.

When You Lie That It’s Your Birthday

When You Lie That It’s Your Birthday

It’s something many of us have experienced – somebody at the table lies to the waitstaff and says it’s your birthday to get the free dessert. Stevie Emerson’s darkly-comedic sketch envisions what really happens to you if you get caught in your lie. It turns out the birthday song isn’t the only punishment.

The Fatal Flaw with Time Travel Movies

The Fatal Flaw with Time Travel Movies

Time travel movies are unrealistic in many ways – not the least of which is time travel is impossible. In this video, comedian Alasdair Beckett-King points out another major problem that most science fiction movies neglect to address – one that would quickly spell disaster for their protagonists.

Gen-Z Kids as Parents

Gen-Z Kids as Parents

With their heads down on their phones watching 15-second TikTok videos and trading NFTs, Gen-Z kids are growing very differently than we did. Comedian Matt Colbo hilariously imagines what life will be like when they grow up and have their own kids that they don’t understand.

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Shop Vac Party Time

Shop Vac Party Time

Ever wonder what your tools do when your workshop is closed for the night? Well we now know what the shop vacs are up to. Wild Balkan Creations shared this hilarious “when the cat’s away, the mice will play” video showing the kind of trouble these suckers get into after hours.

The Greatest Foley Artists in the World

The Greatest Foley Artists in the World

We know how important the work of foley artists can be when it comes to adding sound effects to movies. But the clueless dudes in this animated comedy sketch from deansoups must have fallen asleep – or smoked a whole lot of weed – while attending foley school.

Learning Ventriloquism aka Ventriloquism for Dummies

Learning Ventriloquism aka Ventriloquism for Dummies

Joe Brogie is a talented actor, magician, and comedian. In this video clip, Joe provides a week-by-week status update on his efforts to learn ventriloquism. His furry orange companion has a thing or two to say by the end of his training.

Shiny Object Syndrome

Shiny Object Syndrome

Given the nature of our website, we admit we might come across as materialistic. But that’s because there’s just too much awesome new stuff out there. Daniel Thrasher shares the same affliction and wrote a little song about his obsession with shiny new objects.

The Sandlerverse 2

The Sandlerverse 2

Back in 2016, Shawn Kohne lost his mind on a quest to find all the connections between Adam Sandler’s movies. Apparently, Shawn couldn’t let go of his obsession, and he’s back to peel back even more layers of the insane onion that is the Sandlerverse. Wait, are Canteen Boy and Hubie Dubois the same person?

The First Guy to Open a Buffet

The First Guy to Open a Buffet

“I want to slop my own food onto my plate and bring it to my table myself!” Comedian Ryan George imagines the conversation that took place leading to the creation the very first buffet. After watching this, we’re reminded why eating food that’s been warming over a can of Sterno all day is a terrible idea.

Welcome to Mountport

Welcome to Mountport

The cast of the comedy game show Game Changer was challenged to improvise an entire musical and came up with this bit of comedic genius – a hilarious opening song about a really weird town on the eastern seaboard. Watch the full episode on Dropout or stream the entire soundtrack.

It Came from the Fridge

It Came from the Fridge

After a man gets he gets a new refrigerator installed, he finds a surprise lurking inside. Joel Haver, Trent Lenkarski, and Justin Roiland teamed up for this hilariously warped animated skit about a misunderstood creature not unlike a Gremlin, E.T., or Johnny 5. Strike that; it’s nothing like any of them.

How to Hide Things

How to Hide Things

Comedian Alex Falcone says he has nothing to hide, but that doesn’t stop him from coming up with hiding places for things that don’t really need to be hidden, like his Flonase, Benadryl, and other stuff that nobody would want to steal.

Failing to Learn on The Learning Channel

Failing to Learn on The Learning Channel

Remember when TLC stood for The Learning Channel? Joel Haver and his friends Mitsy Sanderson and Ben Ball poke fun at just how inane their shows have become. After countless 90-Day Fiance variants, we wouldn’t be surprised if they made Before the Wall, The Wall: Happily Ever After, and The Sidewalk spin-offs.

Goths in Ungothly Places

Goths in Ungothly Places

Goth metal band 2 Shadows have a sense of humor about their style. If you poke around their TikTok channel, you’ll find a series of “Goths in Ungothly Places” videos that show the band’s members reluctantly enjoying things like a day in the park, going to the amusement park, and working in a wood shop. (Thanks, Maria!)

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