If you marveled at the seamlessness of Birdman, Rope, etc., you’ll love this.
Hush Money Sketch showed what happens during those long tracking shots that involve several people doing several different things and the production perhaps doesn’t get it.
The Star Wars Force Awakens trailer has got pretty much all of us excited about a galaxy far, far away again, especially since there are all these brand new developments.
One such thing to note is the presence of a black stormtrooper played by John Boyega. Hush Money sketch “has” an exclusive look into what went into the being the first black stormtrooper in the Star Wars universe.
While it’s the week of Halloween, it’s fitting that a bunch of horror’s most popular films get the sketch comedy treatment.
A perfect example of that is Hush Money’s take on the Saw franchise and how they found Jigsaw the “perfect” victims.
Most bars are way too loud from the music blasting from the speakers at an unreasonable volume and the collective voices of dozens of people trying to shout over said music.
That’s why talking at most bars are not great for actually communicating any sort of information. In fact, it might just be like the Tower of Babel when everyone was speaking a different language as Hush Money clearly illustrates here.
We’re sure you know that the origin story for many of your favorite comic book characters involve some sort of exposure to dangerous levels of radiation and that you also are aware that’s not what would happen in real life.
Just in case you weren’t aware, sketch group Hush Money has a great video to remind you to not expose yourself to radiation.
Sketch group Hush Money makes an interesting hypothesis with their sketch Correspondence Fight. If people in relationships from centuries past knew the sort of sarcastic, passive aggressive language we use so frequently today, they would have opted for that over their verbose prose.
Whether or not that’s true, which would be impossible to verify without a time machine, it makes for a pretty funny sketch.