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My eyes and ears are bleeding.
Freakin’ brilliant
Looks better than the movie…
An HD version of the video is here. Click on the little window that says, “Watch This Movie.”
Huh? WTF is the watchman?
5. I actually think the non-HD version looks better, well, more appropriate for the 80s. It’s like it was dubbed off of a VHS tape.
Yeah, it’s definitely more authentic looking. I just love HD though.
videos like this are the valid reason for censorship on the net!
#1
add to it “and my brain was in shock” too
80’s rule!
Love the Scooby Do knockoff!
This is an amateur video. The guy did one hell of a great job on it, whether you like the content or not.
Should have been the “Wal-men”… because of all the Walmart smilies in that cartoon
#11 More of a Scooby Doo/Thundercats knock off. Whatever that thing was looked like an unholy unison of Scooby and Snarf.
I think the best part of the 80s cartoons was that there were plenty of episodes per season, just a single season of the thundercats had over 60 episodes whereas nowadays a single season of ANY cartoons series is only 10 – 13 episodes which they milk for a year an a half..
16. “ANY cartoons series is only 10 – 13 episodes”
Heck kids are lucky nowadays if Nickelodeon gives ’em a few Spongebob episodes a year. We wouldn’t have put up with that crap when we were kids. It was all about quantity over quality back then.