Kung Pao Enter the Fist. Warning: you must be immature and somewhat comfortable with jokes that might not have aged well. I haven’t watched it since I was a teen, but I remember thinking it was hilarious back then…
Maybe just stick with Space Balls and The Room.
Call me … Betty
But isn’t Betty a womans name?
taco bell, taco bell product placement with taco bell
Weeooweeoooeeeoowwooeeo 😭😭😭😭😭
We have trained him incorrectly… as a joke
If you’ve got an ass, I’ll kick it!
You go that way. I’ll go home.
THAT’S A LOT OF NUTS
I love Iron Sky for this. Nazis on the moon. It’s satire all the way through. Such a goofy film but a lot of fun.
Moonfall (2023), seen it several times with friends, highly recommended
Fuck me that movie was so stupid. I can’t believe I finished it (watching alone).
Hot Fuzz is plain stupid but so fun. So is Taxi Taxi, if you’ve never seen it.
hot fuzz is not plain stupid, it’s advanced stupid. it’s a dumb movie made by really intelligent people.
Hot Fuzz is incredible. There isn’t one wasted line in that script
Super Troopers
Monty Python stuff
Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job
Kung fu hustle
The “Bill and Ted” trilogy.
Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure
You gotta check out the Neil Breen movies. Here’s a trailer for one of his movies, Twisted Pair.
They’re absolutely awful to watch alone and great to watch as a group. I still can’t decide if he’s self aware or not.
Back door sluts 9.
Lot of lore in that one
cannibal: the musical
My top series for this is “Hi-sCool SeHa Girls”, a 3D anime about three Sega game consoles who have been anthropomorphised into highschool girls. they go on adventures inside of lesser-known sega branded games, and the episodes are a mix of legitimately funny visual gags, good storytelling, bad storytelling, and both decent-quality cgi and extremely low-quality video editing. It’s the most fever-dream-like show I’ve seen.
I have to see this
Yeah thats going on the list
The Evil Dead trilogy.
A younger friend of mine had started playing the Evil Dead game with some of his friends but had never seen the movies. I’d not watched them in years, so I invited him over to marathon them one weekend. We drank, ate pizza and did the whole trilogy, and we had an absolute blast. He loved how different each movie was, especially Heart of Darkness. How each one gets sillier than the last.
A few months later, Evil Dead Rise came out in the cinema, so we had to go see it. While this was much more a straight up horror movie (with a small amount of the Evil Dead silliness), I still enjoyed it (I find horror movies quite funny, like an emotional rollercoaster), but he was hiding behind his coat the whole time, terrified of what was happening on screen. That made it even funnier for me.
