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Um wow, then again Mike made Last Clear Chance funny!
No, thank you.
Well they are the only trio who can probably make these funny, not the first time they riffed super dark subjects.
I kind of want to see more short collections now on different subjects!
Agreed! My favorite eps were ones that made me feel like I’d been dragged on a mindbending journey through time and space behind Joike and the ‘bots as they tried to make sense of it, so I want the next collection to be “Incomprihensible-trax”! A collection of nonsensical student-films, riffed to shreds.
(Well, more coherent then the ones used to make OFF THE AIR on Adult Swim)
A good place to start would be ‘Legend’; not the one you’re thinking of, but a dramatization of a Native American legend about a young man trying to find a magic floating face (played by a young Luba Goy, before Air Farce) that can give him the perfect face he’s always wanted, shot entirely in Predator-vision! I recently bought it under the title “1970 HIPPIE ACID CANADIAN FILM”, but I’m guessing that’s not official. Can’t find it on Youtube.
“Trip-trax” would make everyone expect strictly drug humor…I dunno. But YES to more themed Shorts collections!
The worker in the upper right looks just like the guy from the “Hi There!” Chick Tract
Reflections (Of a Very Old Woman) was good, and I envy the built-in wall bookcase she has in her living room.
The riffing is mostly on how each short treats it’s subject matter and such. From a grim, kinda ageist poem about an old woman to just some atrocious acting.
Thanks for the explanation, but violence and ugliness for entertainment purposes is just not my cup of tea.