This post combines two things I love: trailer remixes and Superbad. Here’s what the hilarious movie would look like as a blockbuster action film:
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Can’t…stop…laughing… Some genius took the audio from a conversation between Joe Pesci and Robert DeNiro from Casino and synched it to Elmo talking to DeNiro. Hilarious.
Via BoingBoing
What do you get when you cross The Beatles with Van Halen? A surprisingly good mix of “Runnin’ With the Devil” and “Drive My Car”. It uses David Lee Roth’s isolated vocal track from “Runnin’ With the Devil”. If you haven’t heard it, go listen to it. It’s good for a laugh.
It’s been a while since we’ve had a good re-cut trailer, but this one ranks amongst the best. It’s the decidedly un-romantic American Psycho reworked as a “boy meets girl who changes his womanizing ways” romantic comedy. Brilliant!
From the “glorious things happen when creative people have too much time” department, here’s a mashup of the audio from the most recent trailer for The Dark Knight with video from the 1966 TV movie version of Batman (starring Mayor Adam West). This thing is brilliantly executed and points out just how silly the 60s version was.
For those of you that don’t remember the 60s, here’s a version using Tim Burton’s 1989 adaptation.
This should appeal to two very different types of geeks…It’s the cast of the original Star Trek performing the Camelot song from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
I present to you an awesome mashup that puts The Muppets in the trailer for Pulp Fiction. Some seriously funny shit. Watch for the Sam the Eagle appearance. Genius!
So I guess this means Kermit knows what’s in the briefcase. And based on our previous Kermit coverage I’m guessing it was Mr Brownstone…
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Finally someone has mixed The Beatles with Zombies (no, not The Zombies, just Zombies in general). This glorious movie mashup mixes The Beatles’ classic A Hard Day’s Night with George Romero’s zombie masterpiece Night of the Living Dead
. All the kooky scenes of the Fab Four running from adoring fans become scenes of them fleeing flesh-eating zombies. Brilliant!
This remix takes the voiceover from the trailer for the original Friday the 13th movies and plays it over clips from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, to hilarious effect.
Because winning an ill-defined war, against a vaguely defined enemy, takes an indefinite amount of time…
Here’s a mashup of Superman and Batman talking in the Batmobile, mixed with the “know how I know you’re gay” conversation from 40 Year-Old Virgin. Hysterical. All it needs is Robin…

