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This edit makes the experience of sitting through Nukie look a little bit more tolerable than it actually is.

Three elderly friends get together in a filthy warehouse in the slums of Milwaukee in the cold, cold, month of March. They dust off a 20 year old trivia game featuring questions about Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th (opting to only use the Nightmare questions). They videotape the process of asking each other questions to make a video for their YouTube channel - something to do to pass the time until they die. Likely from a heart attack, cancer, or other. Can life get any better?!? Some spend their time fighting fires, savings lives as doctors, or helping out those who are less fortunate. We ask each other questions about Nightmare on Elm street movies as professional YouTube Clowns™ You’ll see Rich Evans in all his grandpa glory hole action! He wears his peepers to read the tiny print on the trivia card in the low, smokey light. Jay knows more about Freddy than Mike. Will Jay win?!? Yes. Jay wins the game because he sucks and is a stupid head. Or does Mike win the game?

From hanging pictures to repairing precious movie props, Red Letter Media is generally bad at most things. In this video, we chronicle several of the random projects that we work on in between filming and editing our normal videos. Chaos ensues.

Mike, Jay, and Rich Evans have returned again to the black void. Their reason today? To talk about a new huge summer blockbuster movie? No. Quite the opposite. They was gonna talk about Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning 2: Dead Reckoning 1, BUT they thought… how many times can one see Tom Cruise do stints? No, this day Mike, Jay, and Rich have returned to the black void to talk about “Watchbait” the movie version of “Clickbait”. Trash that has overrun a once great institution like Tubi. And before you ask, no we wasn’t compensated by Tubi to promote these films. We were just browsing about and saw a trend. A trend of using certain words or phrases in a title to get one to click on their junk film to watch it, only to realize after a few minutes they made the worst mistake of their lives. This particular video wasn’t a Half in the Bag. Nor was it a re:View. Nor was it a Best of the Worst. I guess it could have been a “Talks About” video, but nah. We made a new show called “Beyond the B

An excerpt from our recent Half in the Bag review of Oppenheimer.

A Mattel Cinematic Universe????? VERY COOL!!!

It's Spitballs! This is essentially a pilot for an official Red Letter Media animated series. In this series, Mike, Jay and Rich all play versions of themselves as L.A. losers who pitch movie and TV show ideas wherever and whenever they can, always unprepared and off the top of their heads. In this episode, they score a meeting with Jan de Bont and pitch him their idea for another Speed sequel. We teamed up with our favorite animator, Wee Zachary P, to create this short, an idea based on the many animations people have done of us ranting weird things and spitballing. Enjoy!

It's the return of RLM's most popular series, Jeb and Mark Blark Abort! This time, we bring attention to this Halloween-centric movie that was inexplicably released the same weekend as Barbie and Oppenheimer: Cobweb! The movie was doomed to have abysmal box office and nobody knows why it was release when it was, not even Lionsgate!

Mike hosts a trivia video. Rich and Jay are contestants pitted against each other in an ultimate battle of filthy vulgar 90s musical artist lyrics.

It's another trivia video!!1! This time, Jay and Mike reach into their rotted brains to try and remember specific details about the endless forgettable characters from the Friday the 13th movies that they just watched.

Our movie and TV memorabilia museum is expanding! We are now the proud owners of pieces of a 4 foot model of the Enterprise D. This model was blowed up in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Cause and Effect". It was shipped to us in a ton of pieces (it was exploded) and we had to figure out a way to display it. If we didn't do it soon it would be doomed to sit on a shelf somewhere forever as we are all pretty lazy (except Rich and Jay). So Mike and Dick the Birthday Boy spent many a nights discussing how to do this. A plan was made. Since this was a pretty long process, we decided to make a little documentary about it. What else are we gonna do with our time?

Its finally here! Mike and Rich face off in Star Trek: The Next Generation trivia showdown! It should be noted that this board game had a copyright of 1993 on it. This, I think, would mean that it was released during the series run and doesn't have any questions from season 7. That alone is fine, but also the game had some kind of weird layout to it. It was meant to roll dice and travel around the board. Each question had a symbol next to it which mean it belonged to some sort of category? It was related to something on the board, etc etc... Point being, many questions were lacking context such as episode name and situation. I.e. Ambassador Blorgon did this.... well, neither of us have a photographic memory so specific names, planets, sectors, etc are fuzzy without context. There have been many Ambassador so-and-so's The questions with context, such as episode name, really honed in the skills of Mike or Rich Evans.