Awesome Parodies

“I like to meditate while I work on my core… even though I was born with a six-pack.” Margot Robbie and Vogue made a steamy parody of Christian Bale’s creepy morning routine from American Psycho.

“Yes, yes, every 10 year, he comes to my village in the middle of the night to take a new wife.” For their latest Weekend Update, Saturday Night Live‘s MVP Kate McKinnon put on her poor Russian villager character to talk about Donald Trump. Skip to 2:33.

Andy has been Conan O’Brien’s sidekick for most of the last 23 years. They’re still great together, but no relationship is perfect, as Andy brazenly revealed by showing off his no holds barred memoirs right in Coco’s face.

Cracked points out the go-to tricks of today’s movie trailers. There’s the overly long title presentation with imposing fonts for action movies, the folk guitar intro for indie movies, and our favorite, the “Transformer losing his boner” sound for epic scenes.

(SPOILERS, Gore) The always refreshing YouTuber David Unger has achieved the impossible: he found out what chocolates Forrest Gump got. Check out the various sweets and the moments that Tom, er – Forrest associates with each one.

(PG-13: Language) Rooster Teeth parodies Apple’s ads to promote their new card game. It’s an Apples to Apples-style game based on their eponymous show. You combine cards to come up with a scenario that you would not do, even for a million bucks.

Screen Junkies pokes fun at Deadpool‘s cliché storyline and the irony of having mostly juvenile humor in an R-rated film – all with the help of the man, the myth, the Green Lantern, Ryan Reynolds himself.

“Whoever scores the celestial dance of the comet most evocatively will be named the Lord of Synth.” Three legendary musicians compete for the coveted title of Lord of Synth in Adult Swim’s awesome parody of synth icons Vangelis, Giorgio Moroder and Wendy Carlos.

“Tell me. Do you… have insurance?” HISHE finally gets around to slaughtering the travesty that is Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, from its infuriatingly stupid titular heroes to the totally avoidable ending. The real question here is why the movie even began production.

A toy reviewer shares his most recent acquisition with his online viewers. There’s good news and bad news. The good news is his latest purchase is actually the real deal. The bad news is that it’s actually the real deal. Stay for the bonus clip at the end.

(PG-13: Language) A prankster and his girlfriend came up with a funny bit for their online channel. It’s so edgy even they don’t know who’s in on the joke. Chaps Eye adds a hilarious twist to their spot-on parody of obnoxious viral “pranksters.”

Filmmaker ScottDW is back with a sequel to his hugely popular Fruit Ninja video. Watch as cantaloupes, watermelons, pineapples, bananas and more meet their makers yet again in this 2-player round, complete with a flaming sword. Bananas Foster, anyone?

Jimmy Fallon and Paul Rudd turn in a frighteningly accurate recreation of the music video for the 1981 Styx classic Too Much Time on My Hands, right down to the cheesy moustaches, Tommy Shaw’s teal jumpsuit, and every curly lock on Dennis DeYoung’s head.

“Speaking objectively, things were better when I played.” The Kicker went all out in this meta-parody of sports talk shows – the rehashed topics, the overzealous declarations and the non-news ticker. Holy crap, an amateur player is going to go pro?! Astonishing.

YouTuber Aldo Jones loves to make movie trailers hilariously senseless using visual effects, such as warping characters’ faces and adding extra imagery. Here’s what he did to the last Captain America: Civil War trailer. Tony Stark turning into Lincoln Osiris killed us.

(PG-13: Language) Cracked pokes fun at the much hyped non-secret in Game of Thrones’ latest season: the fate of Jon Snow. With both the fate of the known world and HBO’s pockets at stake, Jon will morghul, but not before dohaerising.

“I may not have won today, but I still gained something new: an arch-nemesis!” He-Man, Skeletor and six other Eternians become castlemates in a reality show where they try to get along and also fight. It’s not as funny as The Quest for Chicken, but we’ll take it.

Sneaker makers are slinging retros left and right, but one of the year’s dankest drops is a one-off made by two Nike fans. Sherman Winfield and Andrew Weiss ruined MJ’s three-peat era Air Jordan VIII’s by adding his infamous crying face on its tongue and sole.

Screen Junkies takes on Bryan Singer’s Superman ho-boo-quel that somehow manages to be both creepy and boring at the same time. Supes’ flicks make him look like a dumb relic, but there are sublime stories about him. It’s just really hard to tell great tales about a god.

(PG-13) PistolShrimps reenacts a handful of classic movie scenes with felines in place of human actors. Those Wolf of Wall Street bits make us want to see every Martin Scorsese movie remade with cats. “You meowin’ to me? You meowin’ to me?!?”

(PG-13: Language) h3h3 Productions noticed that ’90s pop culture is making a comeback, so he decided to get in on the fun and start his own boy band. The hilarious thing is that his basis for doing all of this… is a song from 2000.

Learn how to make a fancy invitation card while legally beating a man unconscious. The Kicker turns a pun into a full skit with the help of former UFC middleweight champ Chris Weidman. Go on, call him Glitter Glue.

The Frost Bros parody the first-person action film Hardcore Henry with the transformation of a man from being below average… to average. Seriously though this is already a dream scenario for us. And now we have to watch that Nike soccer ad for the millionth time.