Slashfilm posted this video, and I had to share. Check out these Ewoks stealing the spotlight from the Today Show crew. Slashfilm thinks they’re drunk, I just think they’re desperate for attention. Either way, it’s pretty hilarious when one of them starts to do push-ups for no reason, which turns into floor humping…again, for no reason.
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Happy Halloween everyone! I wrote and directed a short called The Demon a few years back, and never got around to releasing it…until now! Make it full screen, as the tiny embed doesn’t really do it justice.
Don’t you hate when this…never happens in real life?
It’s Oscar weekend, so we should be celebrating great movies and shining a spotlight on overlooked ones. Well I say screw that. Let’s celebrate movies that most people despise! Below is the Ebert and Roeper review of Freddy Got Fingered, and while I’m in a very small minority and happen to disagree with their assessment of Tom Green’s magnum opus, I can always appreciate a heavy dose of baffled disgust.
Sometimes, your Saturday just needs a little Mandy Patinkin.
From the Mr. Show movie Run Ronnie Run.
It’s a naked, beautiful moment.
While listening to Chinese Democracy, I realized I may have found Axl Rose’s inspiration for the title track – the theme song to 90210! So I put it to the test. You be the judge!
Who knew Samberg did such a good impression?
A long time ago (14 years) in a galaxy far, far away (Ohio), the Nerd With Words and his friend BJ attempted to recreate his favorite movie from memory using only Star Wars toys, in-camera effects, and horrible, horrible voice acting. This is pre-prequels, pre-Be Kind, Rewind sweding, and pre-puberty.
In celebration of the Clone Wars cartoon debut this Friday, I present the origin story of the Nerd With Words: Part One of Stop Motion Star Wars.
Wow. That was made with little irony, or Tusken Raiders.
Joe has thrown in the bandana! Love these guys.
For this week’s Saturday Comedy, I HAD to post this unbelievable picture sent to me by B.J. Prassinos, an avid reader of the site. This is from a church in Ohio, and, as he states, “Nothing like using fear to influence people. Very Christian.”
