In Turtles Forever, he points out that 1987 Raphael's second breaking the fourth wall gag was pretty funny, but by that point was too pissed about the lack of respect with which the 1987 turtles were handled to laugh at it.Almost any goofy surprised death face seems to cheer him up.Phelous says that death scene almost makes up for everything else. In his review of The Boogeyman, a little boy, after sticking his head through a window and shouting "BOOGEYMAN!", is killed pathetically when the window half heartedly closes on his neck.He thought the bratty kids getting blown up in Santa's Slay was pretty funny until they ruined it.He admits the DVD commentary for House of the Dead: Funny Version is funny, albeit unintentionally.He also has a couple of other video series: Bootleg Zones, which focuses on bootleg and knockoff toys and video games of varying quality (and its spinoff, Miraculous Merchandise Zone, which looks at official products) Halloweenie, a low-budget public access show with an odd skeleton man who looks at Halloween-related items and topics and episode-by-episode reviews of Mortal Kombat: Conquest, Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm, and Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation.Ĭapitan Kirk: Whaddaya think I'm tryin' to do, ya fucking moron? The title sequence has since been retired, with the explanation given that he wanted to make better use of the title cards drawn for his episodes.
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The show was also referred to as "Phelous Who" for a short time and given an accompanying title sequence, likely because of all the shoutouts to said series present in his videos. His main review show used to have no official name (a fact that was lampshaded within the series itself), but it's since been dubbed "Phelous and the Movies" after a seemingly-random title given to the show on IMDB. He also used to die a lot in his reviews, but that gag's ( mostly) been retired. He's also well-known for being a Meta Guy who mocks the hell out of poorly-used tropes, as well as his unique delivery which involves lots of deadpanning with occasional bits of hamminess. His claims to fame are his reviews of really bad horror movies and Disneyesque mockbusters, both B-grade and big-budget, and Mortal Komedy, a parody of the Mortal Kombat series.
Phelan Porteous (born September 4, 1983) is a Canadian guy who makes funny videos on the Internet.
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