Baby Bodysuits

Description: Tango & Cash high-fived and returned to the police force in the finale to the Kurt Russell/Sylvester Stallone action movie, "Tango and Cash"

Description: George, played by Alexis Arquette, performs "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" again & again in the Adam Sandler comedy, "The Wedding Singer"

Description: It's Les Lye! From the 80's Canadian TV show for kids, "You Can't Do That On Television" seen on Nickelodeon.

Description: From "Satan's Alley", the winner of the Beijing Film Festival Crying Monkey Award - Robert Downey Jr. & Tobey Maguire in the fake trailer to the Ben Stiller-directed war film, "Tropic Thunder"

Description: Iris, played by Sophie Thatcher, in the 2025 thriller, "Companion"

Description: Mox, played by James Van Der Beek, tells off his father in the high school football drama, "Varsity Blues" with Paul Walker, Jon Voight, and and Ali Larter.

Description: Miss Yvonne, played by Lynne Stewart, known as the most beautiful woman in Puppetland, takes a bow in the Playhouse.

Description: Francis Buxton, played by Mark Holton, warns Pee-Wee Herman in the Tim Burton film, "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure"

Description: Royal Tenenbaum, played by Gene Hackman, takes his grandsons gambling in the 2001 Wes Anderson comedy.

Description: Ben, played by Dean Stockwell, performs "In Dreams" with a lamp in David Lynch's film, "Blue Velvet"

Description: From the Saturday Night Live 2018 sketch, "Career Day", Abraham H. Parnassus, played by Adam Driver, stops by his boy's school's career day.

Description: No shark hunter knows what a Tiger Shark is on Amity Island, in Steven Spielberg's blockbuster, "JAWS"

Description: Leeloo, played by Milla Jovovich, warns Korben Dallas in Luc Besson's sci-fi film, "The Fifth Element"

Description: Jean Kayak falls into a spike pit in the Mike Cheslik-comedy, "Hundreds of Beavers", starring Ryland Brickson Cole Tews.

Description: WWF wrestler, Jim Duggan, beats people up.

Description: "The Dead Rabbits" arrive to their challenge in New York City, in the Martin Scorsese film, "Gangs of New York", with Liam Neeson, John C. Reilly, and Brendan Gleeson in the illustration.

Description: Teddy KGB, played by John Malkovich, accepts defeat in the 1998 poker drama, "Rounders", with Matt Damn and Edward Norton

Description: Sam Rockwell is BRONCO, and he's built a time capsule in the Jared Hess comedy, "Gentleman Broncos"

Description: It's a bird. It's a bird. It's BUFF DUCK. Coming soon.

Description: The Mega-Bitch squashed Drop Dead Fred's head in the 1991 comedy, "Drop Dead Fred"

Description: Taran Killam as Brad Pitt in a Weekend Update segment in 2010, where he played a weatherman.

Description: King George, played by Jonathan Groff, yells "AND NO! DON'T CHANGE THE SUBJECT!" in the Lin-Manuel Miranda Broadway musical, "Hamilton"

Description: Kevin McCallister hugs the Bird Lady in the Christmas classic, "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" with Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Fricker

Description: The Jamaican bobsled team practice in the 90's sports comedy, "Cool Runnings"

Description: Pro Wrestler "The Revolting Blob" from unknown origins in the Adam Sandler comedy, "Billy Madison" with Josh Mostel.

Description: Clark, played by Richard Masur, comforts a wolfdog in the John Carpenter horror classic, "The Thing"

Description: Lieutenant Jean Rasczak, played by Michael Ironside, amps up his men on Klendathu, in Paul Verhoeven's 1997 sci-fi war film, "Starship Troopers"

Description: Chief Brody, played by Roy Scheider, had a rough day and poured a big glass of wine in Steven Spielberg's "JAWS"

Description: The segment titled "The Raft" from the horror anthology, "Creepshow 2"

Description: Look! It's Darren Aronofsky's Sci-Fi Drama, "The Fountain," with Hugh Jackman

Description: Happy Birthday, Dick Van Dyke

Description: Explains his bacon diet in the 90's comedy, "Grumpier Old Men"

Description: Hey Blinken. Not Abe Lincoln.

Description: Willard and his rat, Socrates, in the Glen Morgan-directed horror film, "Willard", starring Crispin Glover

Description: Denzel Washington in Antoine Fuqua's cop drama "Training Day"

Description: Angelo, played by Gary Busey, gives a mad one-liner in the 90's surf action film, "Point Break"