WTF... A Human Centipede MUSICAL!!!!

Here is a group of Emerson students performing a 70 minute MUSICAL version of The Human Centipede... words can't do justice to what went through my head when I saw this over at Filmdrunk the other day. I absolutely loved the original movie, and I had the pleasure of meeting the three actors who played the centipede in the movie at last years Big Apple Comic Con. Ashlynn Yennie and Ashley Williams are both gorgeous and super nice, and Akihiro Kitamura was the man!!! I wonder what they would think about this ambitious project.... I'll hit em up and get back to you! In the mean time, you can watch the WHOLE musical production in seven Youtube clips... here is the first one, the rest are after the jump. Enjoy... and tell us what you think in the comment section below.

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How Many Bones Do You Think Steven Seagal Has Broken In His Movie Fights?

My man Vince Mancini over at Film Drunk may be one of my favorite bloggers on the internet... the dude is just hilarious. He has little things he injects to everyone one of his stories, like typing all his words with Bawstan (Boston) spellings whenever he discusses Mark Wahlberg. One of his favorite topics is the train wreck that is Steven Seagal... and everytime he discusses Seagal he uses the famous quote "Who Did Babby Lupo?" from Seagal's 'Out For Justice'. He makes me crack up. Anyway, he made his video editor Oliver Noble watch every Steven Seagal movie ever made (oh, the horror!!!) and come up with a running count of all the bone breaks that occur. This is a great one, check it out:

Everything Is A Remix: Kill Bill

This is a wonderful compilation by Rob Wilson of all the original movies that Quentin Tarantino looked towards for "inspiration" (aka jacked) for his action film opus Kill Bill Volumes #1 & 2. I know that Tarantino loves to pay homages to his predecessors, but these are some very obscure films that he took cues from. I think that makes it even better. I'm not even mad at him for doing it... it's not like he denies it. He embraces his inner film geek, and then finds a way to put little reminders in there. This clip is wonderful. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.


Everything Is A Remix: KILL BILL from robgwilson.com on Vimeo.

Thanks to Film Drunk for the tip and the screen shots... you guys rock!!!

Scream Schwarzenegger, Scream!!!

This is amazing... just amazing. The guys over at Film Drunk compiled this clip of all the screams the Governator has ever uttered on film. This dude screams alot, no? Anyway, enjoy the clip... and get in da chopper!!!