Seconding the nom for
Idle Hands
except that it's ACTUALLY a comedy, on purpose, not an unintentional one. If you want unintentional (I think, anyway) comedy, go with
Bride of Chucky.
Idle Hands,
by the way, is the second-best stoner movie ever. The best being
Reefer Madnes
the movie musical version. Third best is Harold and Kumar.
If you want unintentional (I think, anyway) comedy, go with Bride of Chucky.
It was pretty intentional.
Yeah, you don't show Chucky running Brittney Spears off a cliff to a fiery death in the movie's trailer and then follow it up with John Waters saying "God bless the little people!" unless you're aiming for laughs.
Yeah, good point. I was actually thinking of the third Chucky movie, which was bad in a giggly way. Don't know why I was getting them confused, totally different movie.
My friend Janet was in Bride of Chucky.
My friend Janet was in Bride of Chucky.
My friend Phil's girlfriend
was
the Bride of Chucky.
Sorry. But how often am I really going to get to say that?
But how often am I really going to get to say that?
As rarely as possible, hopefully.
If it were me, I'd drop it all the time.
"Say, David, have you filed those TPR reports yet?"
"I'm on my way right now. Oh, and my friend Phil's girlfriend was the Bride of Chucky."
Elvira's Haunted Hills
I own this movie, and I really don't think it's watchable, even in this context. Even though it stars Richard O'Brien.
Which brings up
Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Also,
Dark Star.
For more Carpenter,
They Live
has a funny 20-minute fight with two muscled guys trying to get each other to put on sunglasses.
My friend Phil's girlfriend was the Bride of Chucky.
I called this out during a preview: "Hey! That's my friend's friend's girlfriend!"
Every time I step out of the shower and towel myself dry, I find myself wondering, "Is
this
the towel that toweled dry the Bride of Chucky's hair?" It makes shower time almost unbearably exciting.