Awesome Parodies

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert claims they got their hands on the first drafts of the tagline’s for some of this year’s biggest movies, including Independence Day: Resurgence, Finding Dory and Marvel’s Civil War.

The music video for AJJ’s single is an intentionally crappy copycat of OK Go’s famous choreographed bits. Then they stretch the joke to drive home their cynical view of the self-congratulatory nature of the entertainment industry. (Thanks Joe!)

(PG-13 Language) There are scads of monthly subscription box services out there, but to be honest, most of the time you receive a box full of random stuff you don’t really need, they end up regifted, tossed in the closet, or in the trash. Garbage Box cuts straight to the chase.

College Humor pokes fun at the silly stories, mindnumbingly cheesy dialogue most of us skip over, and ridiculous missions and minigames found in Japanese role-playing games. Despite all of this, we still enjoy playing them.

(SPOILERS, Gore) YouTuber Ozzy Man Reviews gives us a more satisfying ending to Game of Thrones’ battle between Jon Snow and Ramsay Bolton. If only Geoffrey and the entire Faith of the Seven were lined up for the beatdown.

Father’s Day is almost here, but what if your dad sucks? Signage prankster Obvious Plant has your back. Or not. He mailed his neighbors flyers advertising a store that sells fathers. Gregbert and Pete are on our shopping list.

(Gore) Batman teams up with the Suicide Squad to… actually we’re not sure what they were trying to accomplish. RackaRacka go for the low-hanging fruit in their trademark brutal fashion.

How It Should Have Ended realizes that Marlin and Dory’s epic adventure to find Nemo may have made for a great family movie, but the return trip is going to be the aquatic version of The Revenant.

Cracked’s devilish salesman Roger returns to talk about cellular phone carriers – a handful of giant corporations that have more or less the same services and efficiency. But look! It’s a map with splotches on it, and there’s a splotch where you live!

(PG-13) “Where would somebody find a large pack of dogs that would eat flesh?” Adult Swim’s short film features a compilation of bloopers made in honor of an anchorman on his last day at work. Kevin Butler’s fallen on hard times.

“Your defense is weak, signed, AF. Who could that be?” Even on the eve of the NBA Finals, Bleacher Report continues to troll NBA players with its Game of Thrones parody series. There’s also a bonus clip featuring the trey-eyed Curry and the Six-ringed Meme.

“They call me TINDER. When I swipe left, people die!” Rooster Teeth envisions the birth of Tinder and other silly online dating apps in the same cheesy way that Hollywood portrays the origin stories of superheroes. Seriously, does anyone actually use FarmersOnly.com?

(PG-13: Language) “Where does yeast come from?.. f****n’ bread.” YouTuber AncientDirtbag edited Tom Papa’s appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience to make a hilariously awkward conversation.

So you’ve just encountered the dreaded “Page Not Found (404)” error. You could give up, or you can heed the advice given in Tim Ireland’s educational song, from The Cautionary Campfire Songbook. Full lyrics here.

Mario Wienerroither returns with yet another awkwardly funny edit. This time he turned a live performance by Depeche Mode from 1981 into an extremely unplugged version. It’s strange how the dance becomes hilarious without the music.

“Ingredients, ingredients, ingredients. I believe the best ingredients are frozen. They come in boxes. They come in bags.” Discover the culinary philosophy of Trev Daley, a cook at a fast food joint. CBC’s parody of Chef’s Table needs more plating and landscape shots.

A fake product that would totally sell millions if it were real, the Bose Shhhh is the creation of Dad Dudes, who envision a gadget which can magically filter out every noise that you find annoying, from kids to coworkers.

Screen Junkies tips its hat to the 90’s X-Men cartoon that introduced a generation of kids to the world of Marvel, despite using stereotypes to fight stereotypes and having egg-suckin’ piece of gutter trash animation.

(PG-13: Language, Gore) It starts with water and ends with blood. The RackaRacka family poke fun at cruel pranksters in this horrific escalation of practical jokes between a father and his sons. It’s just a prank, bro!

(PG-13) YouTuber PizzaPartyFX got their hands on a sneak preview of a new character in Game of Thrones. Or not. But with all the crazy stuff that’s going on in the show’s latest season, we’re prepared to believe anything.

“I swear to god, if my parents make me plan this party like I’m a poor person, I will lose my sh*t. My sh*t will be lost.” Bryan Cranston and Jimmy Kimmel Live! found the thin line between offensive and awkward and straddled it for over 15 minutes in this instant classic.

Screen Junkies takes on 2013’s blockbuster animated feature Wreck-it Ralph, a movie that’s about accepting who you are – as long as who you are is a hero, a princess or a soldier. #cy-bugsarepeopletoo. 

(PG-13: Language) “Are we still going on that date Saturday?” “Those are peak driving hours for me. How about Sunday at 3am when I get off?” YouTuber Joey Thompson imagines Drive‘s hero as an Uber driver. He’d probably murder a few annoying passengers with his hammer.