Kids Hoodies

Description: Dwayne Johnson's portrayal to Mark Kerr in the Benny Safdie biopic, "The Smashing Machine"

Description: Joe Black starts talking wild in the hospital in the 1998 drama, "Meet Joe Black" with Brad Pitt

Description: Vincent gets on the MTA here in LA and dies. Think anybody'll notice? From Michael Mann's "Collateral" with Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx

Description: Honey Bunny needs to go pee and wants to go home in the Quentin Tarantino classic, with Amanda Plummer.

Description: September 13th, 1993 was Day One with "Late Night with Conan O'Brien"

Description: Nancy Downs is a weirdo in 1996's "The Craft" with Fairuza Balk

Description: Nancy Downs is a weirdo in 1996's "The Craft" with Fairuza Balk

Description: Frank Cross & The Ghost of Christmas Past visit the "Frisbee the Dog" audience in the Christmas Classic, "Scrooged", with Bill Murray and David Johansen

Description: Sean Bateman thinks about his choices in the Roger Avary-directed "The Rules of Attraction", with James Van Der Beek

Description: Will Forte, Bill Hader and Josh Brolin star in the 2008 bombed sketch, "Fartface". from the Saturday Night Live

Description: Clarence Williams III as mortician "Mr. Simms" in the horror anthology, "Tales from the Hood"

Description: The crazy old man warns the Packer Party of a curse in the Trey Parker-musical, "Cannibal! The Musical"

Description: Ed O'Neill is "Coach Kevin O'Shea" in the 90's football comedy, "Little Giants"

Description: That's Sardo! From the Nickelodeon Hit, "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" with Richard M. Dumont as the owner of Sardo's Magic Mansion

Description: From the 2025 Paul Thomas Anderson film, "One Battle After Another," with Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor

Description: Robert Redford as "Jeremiah Johnson" in the Sydney Pollack 1972 film.

Description: Please, offer Edgar sugar. In Water. From the sci-fi comedy, "Men in Black," with Vincent D'Onofrio.

Description: The Grandfather picks up where he left off; the pit of despair - from the Rob Reiner adventure, "The Princess Bride," with Peter Falk

Description: Marc Maron from his Podcast, "WTF with Marc Maron"

Description: Kenny is not a fish. Kenny is a Man. He walks around on both legs. From the 1998 stoner comedy, "Half Baked", with Harland Williams and Dave Chappelle.

Description: Dani explains how Max loves "Yabos" in the 1993 Halloween Classic, "Hocus Pocus", with Thora Birch

Description: John "The Hangman" Ruth, played by Kurt Russell, drinks a poisoned coffee in the Quentin Tarantino western, "The Hateful Eight"

Description: Patrick Bateman dances to Huey Lewis in the 2000 film, "American Psycho" with Christian Bale

Description: Tim Robinson licked a toad and ordered a sandwich at Subway in the comedy, "Friendship"

Description: Héctor looks through his binoculars in the 2008 time travel thriller, "Timecrimes"

Description: Gus Polinski, played by John Candy, shows the ol' Polka Twist, which are songs, from the Christmas classic, "Home Alone"

Description: Gus Polinski, played by John Candy, sings his Kenosha Kickers hit, "Polka"... from the John Hughes Christmas classic, "Home Alone"

Description: Johnnie mocks Barbara in the 1990 remake of "Night of the Living Dead" with Bill Moseley

Description: Peter Dinklage in the 2025 horror comedy, "The Toxic Avenger", with Elijah Wood and Kevin Bacon

Description: Annie Wilkes loses her cool in Rob Reiner's thriller, "Misery", with Kathy Bates

Description: Taylor and Post have a duet in The Tortured Poets Department album.

Description: Wednesday Addams, played by Christina Ricci, burns a witch in the 1993 comedy, "Addams Family Values"

Description: Pete Hogwallop tries to warn his friends the treasure is not safe in the 2000 Coen Brother's film, "O Brother Where Art Thou", with John Turturro

Description: A deranged Santa Claus stabs Nicholas Angel in the Edgar Wright-directed action comedy, "Hot Fuzz", with Simon Pegg and cameo by Peter Jackson

Description: Allison the Outcast, played by Ally Sheedy, eats a cap'n crunch sandwich and pixy stix cola in the John Hughes 80's comedy, "The Breakfast Club"

Description: Madmartigan gives a fake apology to a Peck named Willow, in Ron Howard's fantasy adventure, "Willow", with Val Kilmer