Awesome Parodies

(PG-13: Language) “Good god, you’re still watching The Walking Dead! That isn’t even essential viewing!” CollegeHumor pokes fun at one of the most time-consuming rituals of adult life: watching TV shows so you can remain cool and up-to-date.

(PG-13: Language) “It’s the first ever Chevy Cruze hatchback.” “I hope it’s the last.” Mahk of Zebra Corner continues his one-man crusade against Chevrolet’s car ads that feature some of the most easily impressed people on Earth. It’s like they’ve only seen cars in junkyards.

(PG-13: Language) Things get even darker as John Loberger follows up his hilarious parody trailer for a creepy Mr. Bean psychological thriller. This time, it’s personal, and Bean’s not taking any prisoners.

It’s cash in time! On the eve of the new Power Rangers film, Screen Junkies takes a look at the 1995 movie adaptation of the TV series. It’s a hilarious reminder that the show is about two cool things – helmets and giant robots – buried in hot garbage.

(PG-13: Language) “You a victim. Yesterday I put ketchup on my fries. Today? Today I dipped ’em.” OOOOHHHH He Who Is Not A Rapper is back. And this time he’s comin’ for you. Don’t bother practicing your bars and flows. You lose as soon as you press play.

Wunder Tüten presents a compilation of horribly unfulfilling moments which will have you on edge in the same way that fingernails across a chalkboard effect most of us. Get ready to be disappointed. You’ve been warned.

“My apologies. Most apologetic.” Jack of all Genius spoofs the viral BBC clip of the kids crashing a live news segment. This time it’s R2-D2 and BB-8 interrupting Darth Vader’s commentary. Be careful not to choke on your crisps, children.

“I don’t know why you guys keep inviting me.” Since Chevrolet won’t stop making those “real people” ads, Zebra Corner is back with another biting parody. This time his real person alter ego wonders what Chevy’s “initial quality” awards even mean.

You might think that Mr. Bean is just a bumbling idiot, but John Loberger’s hilariously warped recut trailer makes him look like a deranged psychopath instead. Like other killers, we’re calling him by his full name from now on, Barnes Quentin Tarquin Farnham Bean.

“Candles and clocks sing and twirl, let their master’s plan unfurl. The accessories are accessories to kidnapping a girl.” How It Should Have Ended shows us a couple of understandable ways that Beauty and the Beast could have played out.

What if Homer was Australian? And had adamantium claws? You’d get ArtSpear Entertainment’s parody of the latest Wolverine film. Starring a progressively drunker Logan and an X-23 who’s looking for a father figure but would be more stoked to meet Cyclops.

“The people act like they’ve never seen a restaurant… or eaten food before.” SNL pokes fun at the over-the-top expressions seen on the faces of happy customers in commercials for family restaurant chains, as a group of actors are given direction for their reaction shots.

Agent Sparxx is the black ops team’s field operative. He’s the shoot ’em up guy. The run and gun son. The bang bang boy. So forgive him if he needs a montage before he can understand the resident computer expert’s technobabble.

(PG-13: Language) “…don’t worry. You’re not gonna be audited. Because come on. Audited? You? No. “ It’s almost time for one of the great adult rituals: filing taxes. It’s complicated, depressing and archaic. CollegeHumor is here to make things worse.

“Save the rebellion, save the dream! Oh, and save your message!” Galen gives Bodhi the blueprints instead of just his Hallmark hologram, everyone shoots first and asks questions later, and Vader is still badass in HISHE’s Rogue One: A Star Wars Story parody.

“Well, I wouldn’t say it’s good, but I would say it’s effective.” Cracked and Roger are back to ruin yet another thing that makes us happy. Breakfast cereals are addicting carb flakes made from American tradition, sugar and market research.