Joining the long line of live streamed events for charity that unfolded during the coronavirus pandemic, The State virtual reunion is happening on June 10.
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Adam Scott replaced Bradley Cooper on the sequel series due to scheduling restrictions, and the explanation for his change in appearance is hilarious.
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The Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later trailer follows through on the promise of a reunion that was teased all the way back in 2001.
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Back in 1997, David Wain, Michael Ian Black & Michael Showalter formed a comedy trio, and now a 20th anniversary Stella sketch fondly remembers those days.
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TBS is developing a Moon Cruise TV series, described as The Love Boat in space, with Michael Showalter, David Wain & Michael Ian Black collaborating on it.
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There's a Wet Hot American Summer documentary that goes behind the scenes of the making of the film in 2000 and it's available right now. Watch the trailer!
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R-rated jokes can be a good tool for a comedy filmmaker to have in their arsenal. There are some gags that simply don't work when they're toned down to satisfy the MPAA. But that doesn't mean ruder, cruder, and lewder necessarily translates to funnier. A limp comedy is still a limp comedy, no matter how many…
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A hopeful, pregnant couple moving into a decrepit old house: that never turns out well in the movies. In Hell Baby, though, filmmakers Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant try to have a little fun on the way to the inevitable doom that follows such a bad life choice. Rob Corddry and Leslie Bibb star as the…
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Wanderlust, from director David Wain (The State, Wet Hot American Summer) and co-writer Ken Marino, outlines and explores a premise that will probably resonate with many people: a young couple, navigating the grind of city life but trapped by their own fears and inadequacies, is forced to leave the city and take refuge with family…
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The great, wacky 2001 comedy Wet Hot American Summer didn't do any respectable box office business, but the deep goofiness of the film has generated a fervent cult following in the decade since its original release. It doesn't hurt that the film featured a treasure trove of comic talent, some in the early stages of…
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It's the first official day of summer, and therefore the longest day of the year, and a withering 95 degrees outside my window. (But it ain't the heat; it's the humidity.) So what better time to talk about one of the best summer comedies? David Wain's Wet Hot American Summer was made on a relatively…
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