These online filmmakers just keep getting younger...
Much the same way some people are unnerved by ventriloqism or tiny-dogs-wearing-sweaters, I am unsettled by FUIKAMON's new video. I guess it has something to do with the kid opening his mouth too much when he lip-syncs. Or maybe it's the suspension of disbelief when the guy is shot by a household spray-bottle. Or maybe it speaks to the history of school shootings.
Whatever it is, this is a powerful, haunting "Garbage Day" remake.
Joe Bob says check it out!
Monday, June 25, 2007
Monday, June 18, 2007
Dateline: Ithaca
I never thought of Ithaca as a hotbed of irreverent comedy.
The following video could change all that.
Or not. I have to give a "sweep of the old Brooks broom" to these kids for doing more than just a re-enactment or an O.C. parody.
Though, I do think it's far-fetched that (SPOILER!) the girl accurately identifies the source material. I don't want to make crude generalizations, but in my limited experience with the fairer sex, I've found that chicks dislike the works of Stanley Kubrick, the 3 Stooges and the guy who made "Silent Night, Deadly Night 2". Okay, that's my Men-are-from-Mars, Women-don't-dig-Tom-Waits soapbox moment.
Here's the video:
The following video could change all that.
Or not. I have to give a "sweep of the old Brooks broom" to these kids for doing more than just a re-enactment or an O.C. parody.
Though, I do think it's far-fetched that (SPOILER!) the girl accurately identifies the source material. I don't want to make crude generalizations, but in my limited experience with the fairer sex, I've found that chicks dislike the works of Stanley Kubrick, the 3 Stooges and the guy who made "Silent Night, Deadly Night 2". Okay, that's my Men-are-from-Mars, Women-don't-dig-Tom-Waits soapbox moment.
Here's the video:
Labels:
Albert Brooks,
Graham Chapman,
Ithaca,
John Gray,
Monty Python,
News,
Stanley Kubrick,
Tom Waits
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Father's Day? No, Garbage Day.
I'll admit it: I was disappointed that nobody made a "Father's Day" video.
My only Father's Day tradition is watching the Father's Day segment of CREEPSHOW
Each year I'm reminded what a great dancer Ed Harris is...
Labels:
Creepshow,
Ed Harris,
Father's Day,
George Romero,
Stephen King
Welcome to the party, Serabo!
Friends, please give a warm welcome to the newest super-star in “Garbage Day” inspired videos. He’s a self-described amateur actor-singer-wrestler and he likes making “goofy movies.” SERABO, you are just the kind of guy we’re looking for.
For starters, he delivered this “Garbage Day Spoof” -- he’s brought some nice elements to the mix, including Beethoven’s fifth, a cast of players and he begins the re-enactment not at the garbage but with Ricky’s confrontation with the law.
Enough of my yakking, see for yourself --
Days later he’s back with a virtual cocktail of B-movie genres, simply titled “Garbage Day? No, Payday”
Serabo’s next installment hits on a calendar holiday previously untapped by Garbage Day filmmakers. It’s “Garbage Day? No, President’s Day”
It would be easy to dismiss Serabo’s “Garbage Day? no, Christmas day!!!” as being too on-the-nose as a parody of “Silent Night, Deadly Night 2”
But consider this -- modern action movies are looking more like videogames, and Serabo offers a breath of fresh air by having the gunman take a long time with his homicidal act. It’s not too fast, it’s not too slow; it’s just right.
3 days later he’s made ANOTHER video. He’s keeping a brisk pace with his production schedule, he’s not making them on the weekends. Or maybe he’s shooting on the weekend and editing at night. I don’t know, who can say how Serabo’s mind works.
This Serabo guy brings it: the costumes, the music, the variety of firearms. He’s made 5 videos in less than a month and he really knows how to take a fall.
The videos might not be as clever as Somethingday’s, but this dude really believes in his art, and here at Garbagdays.blogspot.com, we salute him!
For starters, he delivered this “Garbage Day Spoof” -- he’s brought some nice elements to the mix, including Beethoven’s fifth, a cast of players and he begins the re-enactment not at the garbage but with Ricky’s confrontation with the law.
Enough of my yakking, see for yourself --
Days later he’s back with a virtual cocktail of B-movie genres, simply titled “Garbage Day? No, Payday”
Serabo’s next installment hits on a calendar holiday previously untapped by Garbage Day filmmakers. It’s “Garbage Day? No, President’s Day”
It would be easy to dismiss Serabo’s “Garbage Day? no, Christmas day!!!” as being too on-the-nose as a parody of “Silent Night, Deadly Night 2”
But consider this -- modern action movies are looking more like videogames, and Serabo offers a breath of fresh air by having the gunman take a long time with his homicidal act. It’s not too fast, it’s not too slow; it’s just right.
3 days later he’s made ANOTHER video. He’s keeping a brisk pace with his production schedule, he’s not making them on the weekends. Or maybe he’s shooting on the weekend and editing at night. I don’t know, who can say how Serabo’s mind works.
This Serabo guy brings it: the costumes, the music, the variety of firearms. He’s made 5 videos in less than a month and he really knows how to take a fall.
The videos might not be as clever as Somethingday’s, but this dude really believes in his art, and here at Garbagdays.blogspot.com, we salute him!
Labels:
Christmas,
Hal Ashby,
Payday,
President's,
Serabo,
Veteran's Day
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