Here she is, a new RE parody after a year! Wow am I slow... This toon became quite longer than originally planned. In fact it's the second longest cartoon I've ever made. It took me a little over a month and a whole lot of lost sleep. I'd especially like to thank Coffee and Soda for their contribution toward my insomnia that was required to make this. Without them this movie would probably never be completed. Thank you and Enjoy.

About a year ago my mom sent me a joke email with the subject "Swearing at Work"; - It was a letter from management to their employees about swearing in their everyday work, and ways to express yourself without using curse words. It was kind of humorous so I thought it would be funny to make a video of it in the form of a poorly made instructional video. As you can tell we got the "poorly made" style down to a T. Complete with mess ups, laughing, poor acting, poor lighting and sound. One of the very few times we can half-ass things and get away with it. There were a few skits we couldn't do, and some we screwed up, so there maybe another. But that's big MAYBE.

Teaser for the third "film" in the 8 rounds trilogy. Check out my video's to see the first two. The Fat Texan's film business has been shattered when he found out Cliff Walton was really Detective Jerome Biggoms. Two years have passed since 8 rounds and the Texan's looking to get back into his snuff empire by kidnapping Aaron Andrews and an unknown woman.

Sadly the WHOLE movie (Resident Evil 4-Play) won't be done in an entirety. This scene I finished a few months ago, and I haven't really touched it since. I don't have the time to make a HUGE movie but I can continue doing little shorts like this. Yes/Noooo? The ending credit music is "Love Winnebago" by my friends' band The Revue. Check their music out on myspace.com/therevue

The training scene we all recorded for Cory's training to become a better ninja. Finally got around to finishing it today. Took about an hour to edit all together.

Basically it's all in the opening of the clip. Also the last movie shot with my JVC DF550US.

Teaser trailer for the You Got Jedied remake.

Music video for The Revue song Dr. Jones' Second Dream

See how 8 rounds really began. Cliff Walton (Cory Pelkey) is a new drug dealer in town looking to make a name for himself. He heads down to the lead suplier, and dealer, in the state, the millionare Texan (Kyle Chaput), to get a slice of the action and profit. Cliff is known for his heavy rep. of coming down on other gangs and their turf if he doesn't get what he wants. The Texan millionare is wise to this and tells Cliff to meet some of his people at the end of Buffalo Ave. where he'll recieve two kilos of pure Columbian Bam-bam... but the Texan has other plans instore for him. As Cliff leaves the Texan mentions: "I've left an insurance policy for you, under the table." Cliff, not taking what he was just told seriously, heads out on what could be his final night in one piece.

Sometime back in October the Revue boys and the gang went to a show in Peterborough, but to our dismay the show lacked lacked the sufficiant amount of a human audience. So we ditched it and left for the Residents of Crystal/Jason/Kyle's appartment. We all admire Christopher Walken so we decided to do our own Deer Hunter parody (something I've actually wanted to do for a while) down in the basement.

The blooper/gag reel for 8 rounds begins.

It's the first snowage of the season and Big Willie's excited to go out and have some fun, gettin' covered in the white stuff.

Not the traditional music video style, but still "Shananigans" God Damnit! Features a touch of class with classical music, Fetish Chicken and Cory Pelkey getting hit in the balls, by Jeremy's shoe.

What I have left of my old movie: Ninja of the Fallen Storm. What was originally sought out to be a full length feature, now left behind. What's left here is the openning scene to the movie. The story was about a boy named, Jamie, who's assaulted with a bat by some of his long-time bullies (who all happened to be identical brothers). As Jamie layed on the street bleeding to death the fighting sperit of the ninja within him brought him back to life, giving him awesome fighting power. And only eternal rest once his wrong doers are delt with once and for all... The movie's supposed to take itself so seriously it's funny. That's why it's a comedy.

Ever wonder what would happen if someone turned that valve on the Valve Guy's eye?

Making up for the horrible "Last Shenanigans."

A music video cartoon I made starring Justin Hirtle, singing to Green Day's "Wake me up When September Ends." I neither like this kid and Green Day

A mandwith a stinky finger just tries to go on his daily life.

Jamie just LOVES his gym teacher.

Made this a long time ago back in August 2005, at 3 AM within 3 hours. I was tired, bored, and could barely talk. Funny stuff.