FunnyOrDie presents Batman: Number One, a hilarious short film in which we discover that having dead parents isn’t the only issue the Dark Knight has.
Thanks to richpee for the link
Vimeo user Garrison Dean has created a hilarious 1970’s grindhouse style trailer for Roland Emmerich’s upcoming disaster-porn movie 2012.
The video really illustrates how ridiculous Emmerich’s epic disaster movie is going to be, but we’ll all go to see the insane spectacle anyways. Kudos to the maker of the video for using music from Incredible Bongo Band.
Thanks to SirMildredPierce for the link.
With live-action iterations of Transformers and G.I. Joe both hitting theatres this summer, it’s easy to forget the other 1980’s cartoon/toy-line adaptation that will be coming to a theatre near you in the coming months. I am of course referring to My Little Pony: Reign of Buttercup Sprinkles.
What a delicious little send up of Michael Bay and company. Sadly this is not a real film(SHOCK!), but in a few years when the studios start to run out of 1980’s kids cartoons to defile, I’m sure we’ll eventually see a My Little Pony movie.
Those crazy Mega64 kids are at it again. This time they parody Fumito Ueda’s amazing Shadow of the Colossus much to the confusion and bewilderment of onlookers.
If you haven’t played Shadow of the Colossus I urge you to do so, it is easily one of the greatest games ever made.
The Onion has posted a very interesting story about video game violence, featuring a game called Close Range. The game consists entirely of shooting people in the face with various guns at point blank range, and has been hailed by critics and fans alike as a masterpiece of video game design.
Since The Onion is actually a faux-news site, you’d expect that the game Close Range doesn’t actually exist. However, you’d be wrong on that account, a demo of the Close Range is available on the games “official site“. Brilliantly zinging the video game industry, review community and fans in one fell swoop. Well played Onion, well played.
Play Close Range Demo @ Close Range Official Site
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