Awesome Parodies

The root crop of all evil. Nick Massey and Katrina Naficy spent months and 300 potatoes making this horror movie parody. It’s about a girl who summons an evil spirit that fills her life with potatoes. And the Oscar for Best Blood-curdling Scream goes to…

“Maybe if you take Hortiolis, the weather will change. But you know, it won’t.” There is no one-size-fits-all treatment for clinical depression. But as Cracked shows, antidepressant medicines are marketed in the US as if they were simple painkillers.

“People who think it’s stupid or unnecessary to have four cameras don’t understand… you can take one picture and you’ll have four of that same exact picture!” Nigahiga takes on the latest, slightly better iPhone with his prediction of where Apple will take things in 2017.

Margot Robbie completely blows up an old stereotype with this hilariously weird take on the overplayed 1980s cliche of the librarian who becomes a sex kitten when she lets her hair down. Though Margot is still hot no matter what she does.

Samuel Grubbs is the Supa Hot Fire of throwing paper balls into trash cans. And we would never use Supa Hot Fire’s name in vain. He’s got a 100% field goal percentage in making a parody of trick shot videos. Turn the volume down.

(PG-13: Language) Ad agencies and commercial directors get paid good money for their creativity, but corporate bosses often turn to tired cliches to convince customers. The Kloons made a reusable commercial spot so brands need not waste their money ever again.

Conan O’Brien is one of the many celebrity investors who now co-own the UFC. But he’s the only one who’ll put his face where his money is. Just look at that pose. He clearly knows what he’s doing. Or maybe he’s just punking someone.

Conan mocks the iPhone 7 and AirPods by imagining what it would be like if Apple tried its hands at making a paper bag. But bags are already thin, light and free of headphone jacks, you say. Fear not, Apple will find a way to be innovative and courageous.

Conan pokes fun at Apple’s new wireless Bluetooth earphones by imagining what would happen if the people in the classic iPod silhouette commercials started using the gadget. We cannot believe these cost $159.

To promote its stock photography service, Adobe released a tongue-in-cheek collection of tees and sweaters featuring cliché stock photos. You can order the clothes if you sign up for an Adobe Stock enterperise membership.

The latest from the warped mind of Andy Rehfeldt – a performance of Rammstein’s 1997 industrial metal classic Du Hast, mellowed out enough that even the most old-fashioned parents and grandparents should enjoy it.

(PG-13: Language) CollegeHumor’s requisite bashing of the headphone jack-less iPhone 7 features Tim Cook having a nervous breakdown, and Jony Ive revealing himself to be what we suspected he was all along: a cold-blooded AI.

Mario Wienerroither spins off his musicless music videos to make a silly dub of Felix Baumgartner’s world record freefall. But it’s still one of the craziest things we’ll ever see in our lifetime. Dude jumped from space! Space!

The Onion film critic Peter Rosenthal takes a look at Clint Eastwood’s film about Sully Sullenberger’s heroic emergency landing in the Hudson River, but reminds us that despite the survival of all passengers and crew, there were still victims of this tragedy.

A superfluous bit of internet fluff with Doug the Pug replacing the cast of Stranger Things. While the look on Dustin’s face is priceless, and Eleven’s pipe cleaner headgear is amusing, it’s Barb’s outfit that’s 100% spot on.

(SPOILERS) Barbara clawed her way back to Hawkins to ask one question: why the heck didn’t anyone come for her? It would’ve been more appropriate for her to ask Chief Hopper, but then again it’s fun to see Eleven with her friends again.

YouTuber Aldo Jones works his VFX magic on the Justice League trailer. He turns Bruce Wayne into Santa, gives Wonder Woman a Melisandre moment and shows us how much fun it would be if the movie had Plastic Man in it.

Beat maker Crank Lucas has an ongoing parody series about trends in hip hop across the decades, from its inception in the ’80s until today. Watch his funny take on rap songs that involve drugs. It’s okay though, we gon’ be alright.

For his new Tonight Show segment First Drafts of Rock, Jimmy Fallon is joined by Kevin Bacon to sing what were the original lyrics to Tom Petty’s 1989 hit Free Fallin’, a song about a girl who really, really, really, really, loves horses.

(PG-13: Language) “Shirt. Hoodie. Jacket.” “What’s that?” “I’m Supa Hot.” The battle rap parody crew that led to one of the best GIFs of all time came back to destroy fools with Papa Smurfs, bat-less homeruns and 8 Mile references. Yep, that’s Daylyt and Hopsin.

The Late Late Show host James Corden reveals that he and John Krasinski have shared a curse over the past, uh, few decades: they’ve been kicked out of movies that went on to be hits. It’s just the situation they got them facing, they can’t live a normal life – dammit!

(PG-13: Language)”Katom-tom-tom goes the cymbal, and the hi-hat tiki-tiki-tap-pom-pom!” A dude complains to his friends that his girl won’t make out with him at the theater. His buddies give him the ultimate solution: an a capella performance. But life isn’t Pitch Perfect.

(PG-13: Language) Get some therapeutic revenge on your boss and your workplace with Modern Toss’ coloring book. Its 64-pages are filled with passive aggressive takes on the daily grind, from commuting to work, going on meetings and more.