For their latest thorough comedic re-examination of a movie, Screen Junkies’ Honest Trailers takes on one of the best movies about hip-hop, 8 Mile.
You’ll undoubtedly get Lose Yourself stuck in your head again, but it’s worth the run of jokes that Screen Junkies found in revisiting one of 2002′s biggest movies.
Watch the Honest Trailer for 8 Mile here.
As we’ve still got months to go before the premiere of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Colbert has thankfully gotten restless enough, like one Chris Gethard, to do something like step in to guest host a public access show Only in Monroe in Monroe, Michigan.
So, Colbert gave us either what is a great, hysterical preview of what The Late Show would be like without broadcast network production value and a live audience or a wonderful imagining of what a show that’s somewhere between Pawnee Today, Between Two Ferns, and The Colbert Report hosted by Stephen Colbert would be like.
Maybe call it “Between Two Pieces of Michigan Wicker with Stephen Colbert”?
In either case, it’s great and it’s amazing that guest Eminem seems befuddled as he apparently looks like he’s trying to figure out if Colbert is still doing a bit.
Let’s hope he makes good on saying that he’s coming back to Only in Monroe in August.
Watch Colbert back in full form here.
Paul Scheer’s recreation of some of the craziest episodes of MTV’s Total Request Live continues on Scheer-RL with awkward conversations between host Carson Daly and guests who had, at the time, never been on TRL before like Celine Dion and Eminem paired with Mark Wahlberg. There was also a time where P. Diddy ran on a treadmill during an interview in preparation for running a marathon.
On top of that, Casey Wilson plays Celine Dion, Terry Crews and Katie Lowes play P. Diddy and Britney Spears, and Randall Park and Joe Lo Truglio play Eminem and Mark Wahlberg, which turns out to be as ridiculous and great as you think it would be.
As far as song parodies/medleys go, Mike Bridenstine and Mike Holmes’ Every Song Ever cover band is pretty amazing.
Watch this performance of how they succinctly parody the catalogs of Eminem, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Beastie Boys, and even Green Day.