"If I may recommend one annual Comic-Con joke panel, it is Jerry Beck's 'Worst Cartoons Ever!' session." -Sheigh Crabtree, Los Angeles Times
Jerry Beck's Worst Cartoons Ever DVD
Herein lies a selection of some of the worst animated films ever made. In the early days of TV animation in the 1950’s and 60’s, producers were looking for ways to cut corners, and made cartoons as cheap as possible. How cheap? You’ll find out. Learn More...
The beginning of the feature length Rambo cartoon, “The Rescue” (1987)” starts off with a bang, and fully justifies this movie running a full 10 minutes longer than First Blood. Because, clearly, you can’t cut stuff like this. It also introduces the most important character: Poochy, the Balls-High Dog. So this dog was unlucky enough to be minding his own business, when his owner blew some Bangkok Schwag in his face and effed him all up. So he goes to take a nap on a water fountain and sleep it off, and then something goes horribly wrong.
“Is anyone else seeing this shit? Did anyone else hear that guy say the general wants them to take a dump? Also, “Outta my way, Fleabag”? Just…why, dude? Man, I’m so high right now.”
I’d like to thank everyone following the site early on, whether by Twitter or just stumbling upon us. We’ve reached the stage in our relationship where you might want to buy the Worst Cartoons Ever DVD! Oh…too soon? That’s ok, baby. I’ll wait for you.
Will Jason Priestly reach Eddie the Eagle in time to stop a handgun massacre? Will Rambo’s stoned dog bite the racist puppets singing behind him? Tune in this week to find out!
Wow, what a week it’s been, huh? It seems like just the other day that our three day, week long series of posts about Smarkus & Co. began. If you missed the others and are too lazy too scroll down (let’s face it, you are), then click here and here but do not click here. Well, I warned you. And that will teach you to do exactly what I say. Just like Little Joey here, who screwed with Smarkus, the animated, Satan-Cast-In-Silicon, and got what was coming to him in the dead of pajama-pissing night
More on the creators of Smarkus and Co. when the skin on my space bar thumb heals and it doesn’t hurt to type. I chew the skin off my fingers when I see videos like Smarkus and Co. I’m not kidding.
One final note: I’m incredibly disturbed/delighted that Ron Hall, the voice of Smarkus, went on to star in a movie called InterneTrix (which, disappointingly, is not about an Internet-flavored, fruity cereal, ) which is ridicuolously similar to the plot of Smarkus and Company. But instead of people getting sucked into a laughably outdated computer to learn about blind kids playing baseball…
Shown: getting sucked into a computer, artist rendition
…people are getting sucked into a laughably outdated computer to flip around to a song by, one assumes, DMX’s kid brother. Ron Hall, you’ve come a long way, baby!
By the way, I encourage all my readers to please post my Smarkus videos, the only ones online I think, on Ron Hall’s MySpace page. He’ll either love you for it, or deliver high kicks. Whatever the outcome, be sure to let me know how it goes.