We Did Not Do It

Betty Boop did, in 1936. The only explanation I can come up with for this is that in twenty years, Anthony gets a sexy operation, Bob invents a time machine, and Sean sends them back to spread our misanthropic humor to the people who needed it most: the denizens of the Great Depression.

The plot, in case you lazy bastards didn't follow the links: While Betty Boop is away, the kittens get into mischief. Will Pudgy the Pup take the blame as usual?

Another treasure from the IMDB page is the ominously titled recommendation: Bimbo's Initiation.

HORROR MOVIE MUSIC

When we finally start to release our sketches, you will notice a great many of them have a very sinister tone. The reason for this is that a great many of the members of WE DID IT! are very sinister people who enjoy sinister movies with sinister music. Though Sean Hardaway is the expert on this area, I have discovered a very good youtube series that counts down the fifteen greatest horror movie themes and I would like to share some of my favorites from that list with you. Through this music I hope you better understand what kind of people you are dealing with. Also, it's just good music.



Here is the link to the playlist: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=9A0D029C8CDF6E18




















If you haven't seen these movies, you should. Though I can't vouch for "Deep Red" because I haven't seen it and "Cannibal Holocaust" is the only movie that physically and psychicaly harmed me. I am not joking. If you don't like it when movies make you want to kill yourself, don't watch "Cannibal Holocaust". I watched it with two friends and when it was over we had to hug eachother and promise never to speak of the experience again. Yes, I just broke that promise, but you have to understand that promises mean nothing to me and someday I will betray you.