Awesome Parodies

Screen Junkies has a lot of questions about one of the dumbest movies ever made, which was so confident in its marketing that it taunted the audience with a meta plot about cashing in on nostalgia. And it freaking made bank. We the audience deserve our own honest trailer.

A few months ago MOBA streamer Nigma trolled his patrons and more so new viewers with a linkbait broadcast title that didn’t turn out to be a typo. He says he got $300 in donations. Stop encouraging other grills kappa!

“Tired of waiting for your pumpkin spice latte? Well consider this: your name could be Todd…” The Late Show‘s new Life Hacked segment gives tips on reducing your electricity bill, maintaining your PC, getting a miniature pony and more.

How It Should Have Ended shows a more realistic beginning and ending to Ant-Man. The result is Hank Pym & His Keychain: a 30-minute movie that doesn’t include Ant-Man at all. Though if that’s how things play out then Hank shouldn’t have bothered to recruit Scott.

Pop quiz hotshot: What’s the minimum fine for using a phone while driving? Keanu Reeves and Jimmy Kimmel Live! present an action movie that even the strictest of parents would let their children see: a sequel to Speed sponsored by the California Highway Patrol.

(PG-13: Language…we think) YouTuber kmlkmljkl tried to caption a conversation from a Scottish tabloid talk show, but the bickering couple’s accent and the heat of the moment made it impossible. Good thing commenter Daniel Gwillim managed to break the code.

Screen Junkies continues its Disney bashing. Journey to Agrabah, the mystical Middle Eastern land filled with baguettes, nipple-less people and a lying thief who somehow gets a movie about a hilarious genie named after him.

(PG-13) Hopsin thinks there’s something worse than poorly written rap songs: the ones where there are barely any words in them. Watch him poop on Young Thug, Future and the other Bon Ivers of hip hop in this skit from his album Pound Syndrome.

(PG-13: Language) Animation Domination HD imagines the most brutal Mortal Kombat finisher: having someone go through your phone while you helplessly watch. A roundabout advisory about enabling a passcode or Touch ID.

Universal Pictures pays homage to Back to the Future with a joke teaser about Jaws 19, which was in Back to the Future II‘s version of 2015. Props for being genuinely funny, and for not trying to cash in on the celebration. We bet the shark still looks fake though.

These bodybuilders like to be as big and manly as they can. To ensure they get they most bang for their muscle buck, they hang out in a miniature village and sip from tiny espresso cups to make themselves look even more gargantuan. Turn subtitles on.

As children, we were told that we could be anything we wanted. And that led America to this. So for its season opener Saturday Night Live dreamed up a wonder drug that could rid us of these overenthusiastic dreamers.

(PG-13: Language) Not to make light of people with serious mental health issues, CollegeHumor pokes fun at modern mankind’s tendency to rely on pills to fix even the most mundane of problems that virtually all of us face on a daily basis.

(PG-13: Language) CollegeHumor roasts the expensive restaurants that don’t bother to explain their convoluted menus, and the people who go there despite knowing what’s in store for them just so they can feel fancy for a night.

Matthew Hodge turned Carl Orff’s musical rendition of O Fortuna – you may know it as that dramatic slow motion song – into the exasperated parent’s curse with the help of the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

What’s more ridiculous: that two high school kids in 2015 asked their homecoming dates out by making a music video for a song from 1984 while wearing clothes from the 1990s, or just the fact that these mustached giants are high school kids?

Who’s Bats’ greatest enemy? The Joker? Jason Todd? Himself? Dorkly imagines a much simpler answer that exposes Bruce for the insane and spoiled brat that he is. The funniest thing about this is that Neil Gaiman already made this joke.

While the rest of the Internet has moved on from Shia Labeouf’s motivational rage, YouTuber ILika Da refused to give up. Here’s the Just Do It speech combined with Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger and the garish optimism of Web 1.0.

“If you’re like me – and I am – you’re a unique individual who wants to be just like Stephen Colbert.” The Late Show host pokes fun at celebrities and their “artisanal” lifestyle brands. That bison wallet though.

“Have you heard about the new movie Constipation? It never came out.” Nickelodeon talked to children who were traumatized by their fathers’ sense of humor. Hey dads, knock-knock. What costs a lot and hates you? Your ungrateful offspring.

Batman meets a thug who also lost his parents at an early age. They bond over their common experiences, like living alone in a mansion and spending your adult life punching your anger out instead of looking for more productive ways to help.

YouTuber XeteraCX pokes fun at GoPro’s slogan and the staple action POV song Sail by showing two people who got punished hard for being reckless. Fortunately both men lived through their painful lessons.

(PG-13 Language) John Oliver takes a break from taking a break to give incoming American high school students an irreverent rundown of the things that they’ll be taught. And the ones that are actually worth learning about.