Browsing: Parody
The Boys season 4 just introduced its version of Robin, Laddio. But who is he, and what does his appearance mean for the future of the show? Dive into the details of this twisted superhero parody.
Archie's PoolNoodle is a Deadpool parody, but his fourth-wall-breaking powers make him an unstoppable force. See how he'd totally crush the Merc with a Mouth in a battle!
The Boys Season 4 throws a web-slinging curveball with the introduction of Webweaver. Find out how this comically inept informant is a hilarious parody of Spider-Man and a surprisingly important player in the series.
Tek-Knight is The Boys' twisted take on Batman! Learn about Tek-Knight's powers, history, and his surprising role in both Gen V and The Boys.
Get your first look at Webweaver, The Boys' parody of Spider-Man, and learn why his return from rehab could be dangerous for Butcher and the rest of the team.
The Boys season 4 episode 5 goes hard on superhero parody, with the V52 Expo being a hilarious jab at Disney's D23 Expo and franchises like Marvel and DC.
Go! Go! Loser Ranger! is a Hulu original animation that has taken the internet by storm. But how can an anime on Hulu possibly be good? It's a dark, deconstructive satire of Power Rangers and Super Sentai, with stunning visuals. This is the Hulu animation that may ultimately break the curse.
Over the years, The Simpsons has mimicked many films; perhaps, its most underappreciated parodies originate from a startling sequence in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. Find which classic scene gets a brilliant Simpsons twist and explain why this hidden gem merits more attention.
Bob's Burgers a decade earlier had shockingly had done in their season 7 spoof of Stephen King's "Maximum Overdrive". Find the variations between these two comedies and how each used this idea.
Find out how a 2024 animated film mimics the emotionally intense incineration sequence from Toy Story 3. Discover the relationship between the two films and the common device tying Pixar films to Orion and the Dark.
In a parodies music video, John Stamos performs an unusual song about Willy Wonka starting the apocalypse. With Trump, Putin, and Willy Wonka, savor an interesting musical journey. A real-life incident inspired this disorderly video.