A darned good effort by Dan Cummins.
Great visuals, lots of humor, and wonderfully dark.
I can picture that dog…

This is a hoot.
A thoroughly splendid scene from the classic Mel Brooks
and Gene Wilder flick, Young Frankenstein.
The whole movie is a parody of the original Frankenstein masterpiece
from 1931, a top notch telling of the Mary Shelley novel penned in 1818.
This scene is special for a few reasons, it stars Gene Hackman as the
hermit, in an uncredited role, and Peter Boyle as the big green thing.
This will make you laugh, through the actions of the actors, as well as
the sight gags and facial expressions…

Heywood Banks with a Summer tune about tiny little animals
that like to join you when you picnic.
And like to hang around when you wash dishes.
And know which bathroom wall to watch you from that is most
annoying, I swear they take pictures…

John Mulaney with a pretty funny bit about censorship.
And midgets.
Some nice lines here…

A scene from the much celebrated Mel Brooks classic, Blazing Saddles.
There will never be a movie like this again.
And not for the usual reasons, it’s more of a courage based decision.
Or lack thereof.
The money men in Hollywood don’t want controversy, just profit.
There’s more to it, but that’s the big one.
Cleavon Little had fun in this one, the gags are superb, and the
humor is top notch, I love this piece…