Kids Hoodies

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: Charlie Chaplin tries to unite with a speech in the 1940 film "The Great Dictator".

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: George's Dad wants a piece of you, played by Jerry Stiller.

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: 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: Pip, played by Adam Sandler, tries to show his scary side in the 90's comedy, "Airheads". With Steve Buscemi and Brendan Fraser

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