The Complete History of Disaster Movie

[@mediamementosofficial]

First, last, and all others in between!

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

And who on Earth said trying to make a Parody/Spoof/Satire Movie is 100% easy? Its alot harder and trickier than it looks right now.

[@DrewtheStew1999]

@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941Nobldy said that, not even anyone in this video…

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@DrewtheStew1999 Well they should somewhat say that. Also, you spelled "Nobody" wrong.

[@DrewtheStew1999]

@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941The video isn’t about how easy it is to make a spoof movie or anything. Trevor probably just wanted to explain what happened and that’s it.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@DrewtheStew1999 Fair enough

[@Randomlad.0737]

I want to add that Friedberg & Seltzer didn't write any thing for Scary Movie; they wrote a separate parody for Scream that was brought, only to be shelved. They did not contribute to Scary Movie in anyway.

[@nevaehhamilton3493]

That explains why Scary Movie was so good in the first place. Friedberg and Seltzer have always been bad directors. Thank you, RandomLad! Thank you so much for making me see the light!! 😊

[@mechajay3358]

Scary Movie had more contributions from the Wayne Brothers than Theo two.

[@Newsystuffs]

@@mechajay3358And then as the sequels went on, we'd find out that weren't any better than the Seltzerberg duo. At least they didn't have as many shitty movies under them from the get-go.

[@damedan9389]

​@@Newsystuffsthe Wayans had no power over the direction of the franchise after the second Scary Movie. Guess who did? 🤔🤔🤔 You gotta know what you're talking about before talking 🤷‍♂️😅😅😅

[@DaviniaHill]

The WGA would not give credit if they wrote nothing, they did get some jokes in there.

[@HispanicToddendale]

So this is one of those movies where you’d want to be on set, but never actually watch it? That checks out.

[@doodlestrudel1991]

Well at least a bunch of them had fun doing the film, Which is notable: I learnt that it doesn't matter if the movie's bad or not, Just so as long your crew was happy to work on it with you at the time and assured to remember the good times post-release of the movie

[@enriquemedina3631]

It is hilarious to me the fact that the biggest selling point or “credibility” to these Friedberg/Seltzer Movie Movies was that they were “2 of the 6 writers of Scary Movie” when they had nothing to do with Scary Movie and only received credit on the film because they wrote a similar horror movie parody that Miramax was developing before they decided to buy the Wayans’ script.

[@DaviniaHill]

You can't get credit for nothing, the WGA is very strict.

[@RetroRulzMyTown]

11:41 As a Hispanic myself, I can testify on this. Thing is, we have a taste for juvenile, bootleggy, ghetto flavored content, especially since the general way these movies are structured appeals to the edge Spanish humor has. We even have more of a tendency to laugh at the crap factor and treat it as part of the experience. Stuff like White Chicks and the Friday movies for example are HUGE for us, and considering those movies have an African-American audience as well, I think they overlap here as well. Most of these movies are still guilty pleasures of mine, even as a tough critic....except for The Starving Games. THAT movie is SO terrible even WE hated it.

[@mnemonichotpocket]

Yass...starving games almost lobotomized me...

[@nevaehhamilton3493]

​@@mnemonichotpocket I didn't even have to watch the movie to know how terrible it was. It was basically insulting the very integrity of the original it had failed to properly spoof.

[@mnemonichotpocket]

@@nevaehhamilton3493 Well said

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

Yup. And my family and I watched Jack and Jill

[@KawikaProductions]

When the film has so many pop culture references that it keep getting in the way of what little story the movie had to offer.

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

You can apply that to anything.

[@roberttreacy8271]

That’s true for most (if not all) of Seltzer and Friedberg’s parody films. They feel more like a series of sketches strung together without rhyme or reason.

[@somethingclever4297]

​@roberttreacy8271 which raises the question of why it should even be a movie. You could just go on KZbin and just make a series of competely separate sketches. At least most longer sketch. Comedy has a theme, build up or running gags.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

​@@somethingclever4297actually yeah, it might have worked far better

[@NebLleb]

It's funny how the star of this movie would go on to voice Anakin in the best Star Wars show. Weird.

[@alysssabear]

Probably because he didn’t put this movie on his resume

[@noahbossier1131]

Is that a clone wars voice actor

[@timey_103]

“It’s the guy who ruined Star Wars.”

[@NebLleb]

@Herrenmoralist Oh, STFU, Obsessive Prequel Hater. Your hatred of the Prequels is EXACTLY what killed Star Wars to begin with. Not Disney, You. [seriously, Star Wars fans are so toxic and delusional]

[@lmads8023]

​@Herrenmoralistlmao. Guessing youve never watched either movies

[@majoraslayer64]

These movies used to be fun even when they were terrible, but you could really tell by the end the creators weren't even trying anymore. Everyone hated Meet The Spartans, but that was the last one I actually got a few chuckles out of. Unlike most people, I'll usually sit all the way through a bad movie if for no other reason than to complete the experience, but their Hunger Games parody is one of the few movies I hated so much even I turned it off halfway through. At that point it felt like they produced the whole thing out of spite for their critics because they knew there was no future in it anyway.

[@KawikaProductions]

There’s a reason why their last two films received 0% ratings on Rotten Tomatoes

[@roberttreacy8271]

The sad thing is a parody of disaster movies sounds interesting, but Seltzer and Friedberg, as always, had to cram in as many pop culture references as they could.

[@alysssabear]

And unfunny/dated jokes

[@chrisbrasel8060]

Spaceballs was a spoof on Star Wars and the sci fi genre but it was actually funny and worked without watching the stuff Mel Brooks spoofed in his movie the same can't be said about these horrible dated spoof flicks.

[@krism.6598]

@BaranoffIsaac Mars Attacks is a parody of old 50’s sci-fi movies, a better example of a disaster movie parody would be Airplane!.

[@handlebarsmustache]

​@krism.6598 I feel like the movie 2012 is a self serious parody of disaster movies with how many types of disasters you see in it.

[@KawikaProductions]

@@chrisbrasel8060The thing that Mel Brooks films had that the Movie Movies didn’t is that they had endearing characters. Like Lonestar, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein, and even Robin Hood with an actual English accent.

[@tyrannozilla]

Ah, yes, the dreadful Seltzerberg. I remember them well. Proceed with caution, dear Memento.

[@PixelsNcreatureS]

To be honest I swear I never thought these movies had this much effort put into them

[@devonjeffers5898]

To quote a KZbinr I looked into, this movie is basically the grease trap for whatever's popular enough to reference at the time.

[@tyrannozilla]

A little trivia. Matt Lanter was also the voice of Anakin in the Clone Wars series.

[@CarpettinginMotel.townson]

That’s interesting

[@tyrannozilla]

Yes, and that was a better career choice compared to this.@@CarpettinginMotel.townson

[@asurlybarber3620]

Glad to see that Mr. Lanter was able to get his career back on track after the debacle featured here.

[@tyrannozilla]

@@asurlybarber3620 True. Even though I don't consider TCW to be canon with Star wars, it was still better written than this crap.

[@MarxistMomentum]

I'm so glad your channel wasn't demonitized, otherwise we wouldn't be able to see this!

[@docvince1491]

The Spill review for this movie is a masterpiece

[@CJBStudios]

The first time I actually heard about this movie at all was because of Munk Media, a KZbin channel that does some fan made stuff based on Alvin and the Chipmunks.

[@Fapaljack]

this is the only movie i ever walked out on in theaters... i was like 13 and my whole friend group thought it was too dumb to finish, they refused to give us our money back and we didnt even have the heart to argue.

[@marcen12]

I used to think that many these movies were made for younger people, like kids. But seeing this comment made me step back and think "13 year olds don't like this, who was it made for?"

[@KasumiKenshirou]

@@marcen12 It was made for them, they just didn't like it.

[@marcen12]

@@KasumiKenshirou So, just because it was made for them doesn't mean effort cannot be put into it. There are movies for young adults that are great because effort is put into them.

[@Mario_Angel_Medina]

I will always remember that time back in 2009 when I was in an internet caffee downloading _Disaster Movie_ from a pirate site and when it was at 90% a powersurge left the entire block without electricity, almost as if fate itself wanted to spare me from watching this movie 😂

[@damedan9389]

They were not "the creative geniuses behind Scary Movie"; that honor goes to the Wayans.

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

As a longtime fan of MST3K, I've seen a *lot* of bad movies. But this...I think I'd rather watch Hobgoblins or Eegah on a 24 hr loop than watch Disaster Movie again.

[@TheDarkSatirist]

MST3K pretty much stayed away from comedies because there’s only so many ways you can say this is not funny

[@mesousagaby740]

I will never get why and how Matt Lanter got in this movie while also doing the critically acclaimed Star Wars The Clone Wars CGI series.

[@Channeleven2345789]

Hi boomer.

[@KawikaProductions]

It also helped that both came out the same year. And that The Clone Wars theatrical film was released BEFORE Disaster Movie.

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

He wasn't a known actor (even nowadays, he's not exactly a mega-star), so he couldn't be picky when choosing jobs.

[@DavidKen878]

These replies are hilarious 😂

[@safebox36]

The fact most of the actors were basically forced to take part due to contractual obligations with the studio kinda sucks.

[@DavidKen878]

Where did you hear that?

[@jtnetwork7852]

Well the title was right, it was a DISASTER!

[@chrisbrasel8060]

It's a disaster a complete disaster the rap star wars number is better than the entire disaster movie is.

[@JinxSanity]

Any time people complain about the MCU and superheroes ruining Cinema, I'm like "Where the fuck were you people when these Garbage movies were out every year in the 00's?!"

[@icecreamhero2375]

Only stuffy directors complain about that.

[@CreatureFlicks573]

What are you talking about? These movies were hated by everyone. Its pretty obvious in its idiocy so its not a big deal. The MCU on the other hand was much bigger and had a bigger systematic impact on the industry.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

These movies failed though and had no impact on anything. The MCU impacted cinema in a big way. So many movies and even shows copy the MCU formula including their annoying, constant quippy humor. MCU made things less serious and sincere. Content put out now seems to openly mock the very IP they are adapting.

[@BlackThreath1234]

Even as a kid who enjoyed Epic Movie and Meet the spartans, this movie was just ugly to look at it. I actually had nightmares of this movie so I threw the DVD out the window

[@markmyers6756]

Me after this movie killed their careers: Justice is served!!!

[@the_loveheart_galaxy]

So this “movie” was supposed to be parodying superbad? Funny how that idea got rejected and then two years later a different director does the same thing (The 41-year-old virgin who knocked up sarah marshall and felt superbad about it)

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

😂 I remember that movie

[@mechajay3358]

I can respect Firedberg & Seltzer's decision to make low brow comedy movies, but when you have a flick like this that's over stuffed with cheap, shallow references to what was current on a short amount of time, then its just going blow up in your face.

[@Makoto03]

In a strange way, i miss those 'X Movie' parodies from the early 00s. You could always count on seeing them every year or two in theaters.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

Same here. I still rewatch these movies. They're my guilty pleasures.

[@eastsidereviews727]

My lord, the Movie Movie series smh. I'm so glad that this series and these writers are done done with making films!

[@chrisbrasel8060]

I've never watched one of their movies yet I can tell by watching the trailer this is bad. Leave parody to the experts.

[@ekahnoman7331]

I enjoyed Date Movie when it first came out. I was 14. Then I saw Epic Movie in theaters. I was ashamed of myself.

[@death-king1834]

I'm not gonna say Date Movie is in any way good, but compared to their later films down the line, it's the "best" one out of their filmography. Not that's really saying a whole lot. But for the most part, it attempts to stick to the genre it's supposedly trying to make fun of. Granted it still inserts random shit in there like Napoleon Dynamite, King Kong, or Kill Bill, that have nothing to do with romantic films, but it's nowhere near as egregious compared to Epic Movie or Disaster Movie. Plus, Sophie Monk was at least nice to look at.

[@slashbash1347]

Well, that explains why my Mexican ex-girlfriend liked these movies. I remember watching Date Movie as a teenager, and Dad, I'm sorry I dragged you to see it. This video of yours, like you, made me see Seltzerberg in a whole new light.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

I'm Hispanic and me and my cousins love these movies. Went to watch this one in theaters when it came out lol

[@Yeen666]

The KZbin algorithm has been really good this past month and idk if it’s bc I got started paying for premium or they actually fixed it but I’ve been getting a lot of new, smaller, but high quality channels recommended to me.

[@VidtopiaEntertainment]

Tbh after Hats Off Entertainment’s video about how the Zucker Brothers basically stole jokes and full on lines from other movies and shows for Airplane and the Naked Gun films without citing the original inspirations for the jokes, I feel everyone owes Seltzerberg an apology for copying full lines and scenes from other films. I’m not defending the movies they made they are god awful and the worst movies for a reason but after the damning evidence from that video and the fact that Seltzerberg were inspired by the works of the Zuckers, Seltzerberg was more out in the open on what they were stealing from, while the Zuckers were more discreet on the stuff they stole.

[@ZionKraze]

This movie might've been fun behind the scenes, but that fun did not translate to the film itself. I do not feel bad to those that worked on it, because it just showed how little they cared, and the failure that came afterwards is a fitting punishment, like watching the movie itself, which I've sadly done.

[@vgtrp]

At least the people making it were having fun. This makes me think what was the last good parody movie.

[@theoneandonlyTrentonclaus]

The crap that it took to get this video out itself was a "disaster" Get it

[@larrysgonefishing]

as a kid i thought this movie was called disaster movie because they were self aware, it never crossed my mind that they were parodying movies like 2012 lmaoo

[@AmityvilleFan]

My thought was: I've seen worse. And on Vampires Suck was: finaly I feel the hype people feel for the original Twilight. It's not good, but it's tingling.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

😂I loved Vampires Suck

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

2:45, Jeez, that seems abit extreme and very harsh when you think about it

[@nevaehhamilton3493]

As much as I admire their bravery to speak their minds, there are some lines that cannot be crossed in a public setting.

[@elenahaya1195]

Man,old Internet was a such a wild place...

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@elenahaya1195 Yeah

[@erikbihari3625]

Too bad movies like this don't get made anymore, basically live action cartoons where everyone screen and watching has good times. Case Mel Brooks doesn't come back, then others!

[@dasanivaldez]

He made History of the World Part 2 as a mini series on Hulu last year. I haven’t checked it out, but he’s back!

[@henrymockingbird9645]

Sometimes knowing the production and history of a movie can give you greater appreciate for the movie even with movies you don’t like

[@vizzzyy190]

8:17 its so insane to me that she never read the script and then still complained

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Would to believe that the Title of the Film was being honest about what kind of Film we're getting on purpose or not?

[@christscrackers647]

It's a shame how such a such a wonderful place for friends to get together and have a good time became one of the most massively hated movies in America. At least it did some kind of good for somebody?

[@MiltonGagliardi]

This is the kind of movie that even my 7 year-old brain couldn't find funny. It didn't help that I only understood half of the references.

[@baileymaloney3595]

Disaster Movie is quite a mess! Despite the cast and crew having a good time, for the most part, the creators were unable to get themselves out of the mud they fell in. As for the movie itself, one part of the film got me to laugh: the Head-On sequence.

[@CaptainCalvinko2]

Seeing “Po” from this trailer on Cartoon Network as a kid scarred me and my parents didn’t let me watch Cartoon Network for a year after that lol

[@GenjiHanzo-g5z]

When you have parody movies like Airplane, Top secret , Naked gun, Spaceballs even Spinal Tap that are just timeless. They were dumb humor done right. They truly killed the genre for good.

[@Kilroyiii4644]

It should've just been a 30 minute special. Ditto for Epic Movie and Not Another Teen Movie.

[@roberttreacy8271]

Or maybe a sketch comedy show, since these movies feel like a bunch of sketches strung together without rhyme or reason.

[@tonialston1968]

Not Another Teen Movie is one of favorites

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

You'd think dropping something on someone was the height of comedy given how often they use that to punctuate their scenes.

[@mechajay3358]

Lets be frank, Disaster Movie is exactly the kinda of film Kim Kardashian is perfect for.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

I thought the same thing 😂

[@randomreviews4278]

13:24 they did a simpsons parody poster. There's was any refferce to simpsons in the movie

[@tvgamerstan6180]

I still have a dvd copy of it. It was a guilty pleasure for 13 year old me. I re-watched Epic Movie and Date Movie a few years ago and they did not age well 😬. I still love the Scary Movie series (except for 5). Superhero Movie is underrated. I re-watched it in january and it's still a great time. I haven't seen Meet the Spartans in years lol.

[@BraydenBunch58]

Stuff Was Weird Back Then (Also I’m Gonna Miss Bob)

[@joshuagoforth1658]

Ok epic movie is a guilty pleasure for me it’s bad absolutely but idk it just has a special place for me mainly because for obvious reasons i wasn’t allowed to watch it when it first came out and upon finally watching it i was still too young to get some of the jokes like the bj joke from tumnus or what boinked meant etc. but it still got a few laughs out of me and now as an experienced stoner I can watch it knowing it’s bad but still enjoy the occasional good joke like Peter getting shot in the eye or Edmund’s famous “White Castle? I feel like I’ve been there before” 😂

[@Rattrap007]

These guys helped kill the spoof movie genre. If you want to do it right, pick one basic film and mock it. Airplane? Take plot of Zero Hour, add jokes, mix in a bit of Airport series. You got a hit. Top Secret? Bit of Elvis, mostly WW2 spy film. Great film. Hot Shots? Top Gun. Hot Shots Part Duex? Rambo 2 with other war films. You do one subject that is classic and evergreen and do that. Those are great still. These hack take 25 things cram it in a blender and nothing makes sense or is even remotely good.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

And the movie has to be funny even if you haven't seen the things being referenced. Most fans of Airplane don't even know about Zero Hour, yet they still enjoy it.

[@DIASTCartoons]

I remember having interests in wanting see the movie it's theatrical run, but I didn't watch it until it hit TV. While I find the movie not fun to watch in it's entirety nowadays, I always get a laugh watching certain scenes and jokes online. I have a guilty pleasure for certain lowbrow jokes. The Hancock scene was commonly quoted by my brother and I growing up. 🤣

[@KawikaProductions]

They are essentially KZbin videos with a Hollywood budget. They have some dumb funny moments, but as a whole…the movie is boring.

[@whoopsydoodle5933]

My friend… YOU have earned yourself a new subscriber.

[@kidaswaggin]

THIS MOVIE is a classic along with epic movie ❤

[@PipeGuy64Bit]

I saw this film on... I think it was on HBO? It feels like most who are familiar with this film caught it on TV and it's always the Calvin and The Chipmunks scene that gets brought up. Personally I remember laughing at that scene when I saw it with my sibling but I always hear how that part scared people especially kids.

[@PigBoy99]

The only thing I remember about this is that a former friend of mine and me watched this and ended up posting a photo of the rap battle in the "pics that go hard" section of his discord

[@TheRelaxingRide]

the series always reminded me of Kentucky Fried Movie

[@Pocketrocket-pj1us]

4:45 AKA 'I KNOW WHAT THAT IS' Comedy.

[@TheZoProductions]

I knew a couple that used to be extras for movies. They were extras for this movie for one day. They said it was real bad. They said everyone on set was getting mad with Kim Kardashian, because she couldn't remember any of her lines. Then there was a long break. After that break they realize most of Kim Kardashian's lines were given to other actors.

[@Jonathanest90s]

You know it’s bad that even Kim Kardashian hates it.

[@octogigas]

Just FYI, the producer behind this movie (and all of Friedberg & Seltzer's other gems) is Peter Safran. You know...the guy who's currently running DC Studios with James Gunn. Have fun, DC fans.

[@fulcrum6760]

At least Gunn knows what he’s doing and loves comics. Dude has a lot of credit on him. He made the Guardians Of The Galaxy, Peacemaker and The Suicide Squad household names.

[@octogigas]

@@fulcrum6760 David Ayer and Zack Snyder made the Suicide Squad household names, actually. Gunn's movie was a massive flop. Peacemaker wasn't a huge ratings hit either. They keep trying to insist that the character is popular and cram him into everything but most people don't really care. He's the Warner Bros. version of Ms. Marvel. Guardians movies were great though.

[@fulcrum6760]

@@octogigas Bruh, the only thing householder Zack and David did to Suicide Squad was make them a laughing stock.

[@octogigas]

@@fulcrum6760Lemme just Wikipedia this a sec. Suicide Squad: $750 million WW Suicide Squad 2: $169 million WW Kill the Justice League: a universally-hated joke of a game that flopped harder than Forspoken The only time Suicide Squad has ever been popular/household names is 2016. Not making a statement about the objective quality of those movies, but it's a fact. Sorry.

[@fulcrum6760]

@@octogigas How about reputation wise hm? Gunn made movies that United fans and critics.

[@kidfil0947]

14:28 It was at this moment that they knew they f***ed up.

[@Clayton_Henderson]

As someone who lives in Shreveport and is a part of the film community here… we don’t talk about this one.

[@DrewtheStew1999]

I could tell this would be good from the description.

[@blueraccoon1088]

I remember seeing meet the spartains in someone's house my folks and i visited someone don't remember who but i only remember hooters,allspark and baby shrek. Remembering back it's a scar in my memory vault after epic movie more.

[@RoninCatholic]

My favorite part was when a thing I knew about was mentioned, but it was gross and violent. Or am I thinking of one of their other movies when that happened?

[@entertainmentpowerfuchs5744]

It's the worst? No. But It's terrible? YES!

[@Y2Jerms]

Vampires suck is actually pretty good if you watch the twilight movies afterwards. It's hilarious how little they exaggerated in comparison to the real movies. Also, the party scene was surprisingly spoofing cloverfield.

[@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145]

Disaster Movie is my guilty pleasure. I find it hilarious in its stupidity.

[@donsolo7860]

I don’t care what anyone says, that curve the bullet scene lives rent free in my head to this day 😂

[@spicypiscesowo]

The only “memorable” part of this movie for me what the end song since it was stuck in my head after I watched it.

[@madamedutchess]

I watched "Date Movie" on a "date" when it was released on DVD. We turned it off even before the first scene was over. Never watched any of the "Movie" parodies after that.

[@johnroebantaculo7912]

I watched this on star movies channel back when I was a kid and I laughed my butt off.

[@troin3925]

If I ever get experience with art or animation, I kind of want to make a fake trailer and/or poster that's a nostalgic parody/tribute to these kinds of films (the tribute part is mostly for Scary Movie since 1 & 3 are the best), but it's for adult cartoons, either being called "Adult Cartoon Movie" (since an artist already made their own fake poster making fun of these movies with the title "Cartoon Movie"), or maybe "Not Another Adult Cartoon" with the cartoons being whatever is relevant or still on the air currently (with the exception being Fritz the Cat who's the main character since I've recently been watching Ralph Bakshi's films and I wanted to include him, plus his movie kind of kickstarted adult cartoons which gives me another excuse to use him). The adult cartoons of note besides Fritz the Cat being: Smiling Friends, Hazbin Hotel, Helluva Boss, Rick and Morty, Family Guy, Sausage Party and Beavis and Butthead. The fake poster would've been in the style of the Scary Movie series with the various characters in a movie theater with some sort of chaos going on. The fake trailer would of course have similar type of humor like slapstick, gross out, pop culture references (obviously), and even have the song "I'm You're Boogie Man" by KC & The Sunshine Band playing like the trailers for every film in the Scary Movie series. The fake plot would've done what Scary Movie did where it combines the plots of the main films they were spoofing (in this case, it's Fritz the Cat with a bit of some episodes of Smiling Friends, Hellaverse and later on Sausage Party: Foodtopia). Some ideas for scenes that I have in my head are for the trailer to open with Fritz parodying the classic opening to Saturday Night Fever with Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees playing and even Fritz doing Tobey Maquire's dance moves from Spiderman 3 that ends with some sort of slapstick punchline, Fritz's drug fueled chase being combined with that Verbalase 50K music video but Charlie just so happens to be on some sort of love potion while Fritz is chasing her (he also runs into a supermarket and briefly freaks out at the food being sentient), Fritz saying a particular homophobic line from The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat when he's shocked by Lucifer's goofy personality and rubber duck collection which causes everyone in the room to have their jaws drop with Fritz reacting with "what?", a reference to that scene from Smiling Friends where Mr. Boss and Oscar suddenly kiss after he says "Today I learned that all cultures are equal and there's no such thing as a bad culture," except it's with Alastor and he instantly pushes Mr. Boss to the ground since he's asexual and Allan saying "What? She started me," after kicking a Sausage Party character.

[@Coolestdogever360]

I've recently been in a spoof/parody/movie movie/Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer mood, (American accent) so this is right up my ally, mann!!

[@Coolestdogever360]

the only thing I actually kinda want if it still or exists is the Disaster Movie poster that's in the style of The Simpsons Movie poster. but, while I've seen the one poster mocking The Day After Tomorrow film. but, I've never seen both the one mocking The Simpsons Movie and 4th Indiana Jones movie, EVER. but, I would love it if I had Disaster Movie poster that's in the style of The Simpsons Movie poster at some point if there even is a actual touchable poster lying out there in the wild of that because if that does exist then I would kinda like it if I had it in my Teenage/Adult/Autistic like bedroom someday.

[@Coolestdogever360]

interesting video of this crappy movie I've known about for a long time nonetheless. 👍👍

[@regiatenebrarum]

This will be seen as a masterpiece soon

[@BradleySmithYoutube]

Hell yeah! I want to hear the history of this masterpiece

[@death-king1834]

Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg are the only people that can make the likes of Uwe Boll look like an Orson Wells of cinema when compared.

[@nick0p87]

I saw this the day it released with my grandpa and we were the only people in the theater

[@mattneff]

God bless Ike Barinholtz for trying his damnedest to make this movie at least somewhat watchable

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

Like how they kept churning out these movies without the waynes involvement.

[@randomreviews4278]

15:39 Vampires suck was funny man

[@MrGleeiscool]

And yet this video made me want to watch the scene where everyone sings about who there f:cking so

[@rayvenkman2087]

How did Indiana Jones 4 win worst screenplay that year when this turd exists?

[@evenhartwick4422]

what award show did indy 4 win worst screenplay in? it wasn't up for a Razzie and the academy doesn't have a "worst" section?

[@rayvenkman2087]

@@evenhartwick4422 It was the Razzie Awards. That’s the one I’m thinking of.

[@evenhartwick4422]

@@rayvenkman2087 ohhhh it won for worst remake,sequel,spin off not screen play thats why i was confused

[@tmovies92]

I still own this film on DVD, the uncut version though.

[@thefunnyguyaha]

underrated video bro!

[@massacresoldier3082]

I watched Disaster Movie when I was 7 years old and for some reason memorized the song at the end. That was the only part of the movie that I liked.

[@rorylumley4727]

i noticed ike berenthol played a lot of roles. I get that he's a good and funny actor so if you got him use him.

[@rga1605]

You made me kinda sad for them; I mean, their movies sucked, and they had little talent, but still, I could never imagine a little of tragedy in their story

[@Yeen666]

these parody movies were my favorite growing up. I love seeing all the references and pop culture jokes. Even if they are considered ass 😂

[@randomreviews4278]

15:44 starving games was funny to man

[@starr555]

I must be the only person who genuinely enjoyed watching this movie back in the day. and even to this day

[@why-oh-wai]

I love how this is such a terrible nothing burger movie that "the complete history" is barely 20 minutes

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

There have been countless videos about People talking about this Film

[@DrewtheStew1999]

Ok?

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@DrewtheStew1999 I'm just saying

[@BlackThreath1234]

Okay?

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@BlackThreath1234 Yep