Baseball T-Shirts

Description: Lloyd Christmas falls off the jetway again in the 1993 Farrelly Brothers' comedy, "Dumb and Dumber" with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels

Description: Ladybug, played by Brad Pitt, had a few bloopers in the 2022 action comedy, "Bullet Train" - this one he was told "F*ck you sideways, sir!"

Description: Cats Are Friends. Friends Are Cats.

Description: BIll Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton and Brent Briscoe find an airplane in Sam Raimi's "A Simple Plan"

Description: Dark Helmet and Lonestar get their schwartz twisted in the Mel Brooks comedy, Spaceballs

Description: Stevo wakes up to find he has no more friends in the 1998 film, SLC Punk, with Matthew Lillard

Description: Tom Green is The Backwards Man in the Tom Green comedy, "Freddy Got Fingered"

Description: Judge Wexler found The Scoleri Brother guilty for murder, gave them the chair, and then they appeared in his courtroom. From the ghostbusting sequel, "Ghostbusters 2"

Description: Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson in the Noah Baumbach film, "A Marriage Story"

Description: In the Red Room from David Lynch's "Twin Peaks" - that gum you like is going to come back in style.

Description: Podcaster Aaron Korey, played by Jefferson Hall, visits a psychiatric hospital and gives Michael Myers his mask in the David Gordon Green Trilogy.

Description: From the 1999 film, "High Fidelity" with John Cusack and Jack Black

Description: Mr. Mertle, played by James Earl Jones, smells a dirty ball in the baseball classic, "The Sandlot"

Description: Rick O'Connell, played by Brendan Fraser, screams at a Mummy in 1999's "The Mummy"

Description: Sandy Lyle, played by Philip Seymour Hoffman, is a poor basketball player in the Ben Stiller comedy, "Along Came Polly"

Description: Stevie and Kenny love a variety of sauces and fixins. From the Jody Hill/Danny McBride TV series, "Eastbound and Down"

Description: Minnie Driver wears glasses to show off her beautiful nose in the Gus Van Sant film, "Good Will Hunting" with Matt Damon

Description: Thomas Middleditch's WildRP character, Scrump Toggins, get deleted in a final goodbye. "We'll Always Have Paris"

Description: An invitation is requested by Cornbread, played by Omar Benson Miller, in Ryan Cooglar's film, "Sinners", with Michael B. Jordan

Description: Andy, played by Billy Barratt, feeds "Oliver" a snack in the 2025 horror film, "Bring Her Back"

Description: Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom, played by John Malkovich, takes Cameron Poe's bunny hostage. From the 1997 action film, "Con-Air"

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: Farva was checked for lice with powdered sugar, and it was delicious. From the broken lizard comedy, "Super Troopers"

Description: Nicolas Cage with vampire fangs in a phone booth in the cult classic, "Vampire's Kiss"

Description: Jack Torrance asks his wife to go check it out in Stanley Kubrick's horror classic, "The Shining" with Jack Nicholson

Description: Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd are friends in the 2025 comedy, "Friendship"

Description: Kevin Bacon is the Invisible Man in Paul Verhoeven's "Hollow Man"

Description: The villainous Mumbles, played by Dustin Hoffman, confesses in a mumbling fashion in Warren Beatty's "Dick Tracy"

Description: Mia Goth lets their scarecrow know she's married in the Ti West horror film, "Pearl"

Description: Intense sword training in the 1997 comedy, "Beverly Hills Ninja"

Description: The metal band, Titannica, meets their #1 fan in the hospital burn unit in "Mr. Show with Bob and David"

Description: The bartender helps sing "My Little Buttercup" to the Amigo's bar sing-a-long in the 1986 comedy, "Three Amigos!"

Description: Olympia Dukakis unloads on Cher in the romantic comedy "Moonstruck"

Description: Derek Zoolander & Billy Zane are friends; he's a cool dude. In the 2001 Ben Stiller-comedy, "Zoolander"

Description: Quint and the Shark go head-to-head in the Steven Spielberg film, "JAWS"

Description: Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon square off in Michael Caine impressions in 2010's "The Trip"