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Metal Cow Solid 2: Deck D (2003-2004) - choose a format
Windows Media Player format, 10.6 megs (360x240)
Windows Media Player format, 30.3 megs (720x480)
Quicktime format, 13.2 megs (360x240)
Real Media format, 11.3 megs (360x240)

Website
(behind the scenes footage, reviews, art sketches, other content)

Parody of the hit-video game series Metal Gear Solid, by Konami. In this newest release, Sirloin Steak finds himself in peril as he gets caught in a gunfight with two enemy guards in Deck D, based on the design from the game.
 
Metal Cow Solid 1 (2001-2002) - First Half / Second Half
Windows Media Player format: First Half, 41.7 megs / Second Half, 43.9 megs
Website
(behind the scenes footage, reviews, art sketches, other content)

Parody of the hit-video game series Metal Gear Solid, by Konami. This unfinished, fifteen minute two-part short contains parodies of such scenes as the Revolver Ocelot gunfight, the Psycho Mantis boss fight and death monologue, Sniper Wolf's attack, and a brief appearance by the Ninja.

The Corrugator: First Half (2004)
Windows Media Player format, 33 megs (720x480)

A cardboard box man with a lust for blood, his maniacal laugh can be heard piercing the night... and when he gets you, you turn into a cardboard box yourself. Watch out for... The Corrugator!

This is a spoof of old B-movie horror flicks, with an original, non-copyright infringing soundtrack, offered in hi-res. (720x480) Enjoy!

 

Straphangers Ballgame: Inning One (No! Network) (2004)
Windows Media Player format, 64 megs

Some of the people from the Straphangers and Subtalk message boards decided to have a baseball game together in Manhattan... and the No! Network was there to bring you some scorching play by play of the action, featuring a commentary duo of an overexcited announcer, and a latent homosexual with a blind son...

Join the wacky action as the announcers pull out such random comparisons to that of Jurassic Park, The Graduate, and our favorite anonymous tipster from the Problem Resolvers series stops by, only to get resolved by a strikeout.

 

The Problem Resolvers Report on the Photography Ban Protest (2004)
Windows Media Player format, 5.69 megs
Problem Resolvers Website

In reaction to the newly proposed subway photography ban in New York, citizens banded together, and staged a peaceful protest gathering, going around the subway, photographing everything, and everyone, cops included.

This isn't really a report per se, more a brief, but amusing recap of the protest, styled in the vein of a silent film. So hurry up and watch it you nogoodnik, you!

 

The Problem Resolvers take on the Mob (2004) - choose a format
Windows Media Player format, 17.1 megs
Quicktime format, 18.8 megs

Problem Resolvers Website / The Problem Resolvers take on the Mob Website

Just when you thought things couldn't get worse down below, what with Seats of DEATH, and craters ready to swallow you whole, the Problem Resolvers got tipped off about a MOB HIT, using MTA FUNDS!

Yes, that's right, we found out Mr. Papa was paying off MOBSTERS with MTA FUNDS to try and KILL our Problem Resolvers tipster! Luckily for our tipster, we managed to infiltrate one of our Problem Resolvers producers into the mob, and with an undercover camera and microphone, we taped the deal as it went down, and then busted everyone involved!

Our most dangerous report yet, watch us as we take on the mob, and get these problems RESOLVED!

 

The Seat of Death™ (2004)
Windows Media Player format, 14.1 megs
Problem Resolvers Website / Seat of Death™ Website

Ah, what's this? An innocent seat you think, right? Wrong. This vicious little seat with a bite worse than a snapping turtle is all over the New York City subway system, currently hiding on the 4/5/6/L lines, waiting for victims to chomp!

While the MTA claims that these seats are for people with disabilities, from our investigation and undercover footage we've found that they cause disabilities.

Not only did we see this seat attack numerous riders during our thorough, unbiased investigation, but we even saw the seat being used as a dangerous weapon as our undercover camera captured a mugger using the footage to smash a rider's head in over and over, until he managed to run away for help!

So remember, the next time you see this seat, it's not a seat for people with disabilities, it's a Seat of DEATH™.

 

Joseph Papa and the Crater of Death at 45 Road (2003)
MPEG1 format, 34.6 megs
Problem Resolvers Website /
Joseph Papa and the Crater of Death at 45 Road Website

Terror on the tracks? If only it were that! No, the Problem Resolvers were called in this time to deal with Terror on the Platform! That's right, as if the conditions of our subway system weren't deplorable enough, we got a tip that there was a man-eating crater at the 45 Road, Courthouse Square station on the 7 line, causing people to seriously injure themselves, and look foolish in the process. Being the kind, upstanding citizens that we are, the Problem Resolvers couldn't just sit on the issue, so we decided to investigate, and get to the root of the problem!

What we found however was just despicable, and something we at the Problem Resolvers could never have anticipated. A hole of enormous size, that led down from the elevated platform to the street below. An accomplice in murder, just waiting for a victim, we knew this thing had to be taken care of, and we didn't care how we did it!

We tracked down negligent station superintendent Joseph Papa*, to try to find out just what the deal was about this law suit waiting to happen, however all we got was the runaround... literally! Watch the video, as you see this rat scramble around, hard pressed to answer our questions, and eventually just dismissing us as "average passengers." That bastard!

We stayed on the platform for hours upon hours, watching countless victims get their feet swallowed up by the hole, causing them to lose balance and hurt themselves. Hopefully with the availability of this report on the Internet, future accidents will be prevented.

 

Sad TV
Website Link

Parody of FOX's skit show, Mad TV, with dozens of skits and lots of behind the scenes footage at the external website link above. Skits include, Benchcraft, It Lives in the Forest, Los Columbian Drugas Rancheros, Terminator 4, and Rocky 2K4.

 

Brian's Group 3 School Project for Brookyln Tech's TLA Major (2004)
Windows Media Player format, 19.1 megs
Website

Brian, better known as the anonymous tipster from the Problem Resolvers series, asked me if I could help his group make a skit for their high school project, and I decided why not. The results are something that probably only those in Brian's school, and friends of those involved will find funny, but it's up here anyway for anyone to see. Filming took about two hours, and editing another four or so in Adobe Premiere Pro. Honestly, I'd have loved to have used more than one set, and had more people in this, but they waited until the last minute to tape it so this was a very rush job without much effort put into it, and looks very amateurish, even though they got an A+, and they don't think so. Here's hoping I can work with them on a more elaborate project in the future since this was fun to do.
 

Old, crappy archived shorts: (2001)

A bunch of crap
Windows Media Player format, 6.58 megs
Website

Oh boy, this is quite a zany one. Basically it's just a bunch of crap put together. From me exploding a lot, to racing Sonic the Hedgehog, to bouncing on a trampoline, to getting attacked by this exercise ball. Plus we have behind the scenes footage of the cameraman seducing the exercise ball.
 

Bitch, gimme my money!
Windows Media Player format, 1.04 megs
Website

This movie is a Metal Gear Solid style chase scene... somehow ... I appear in front of somebody who owes me money ... and then there's a chase. This was originally going to be an interactive film with different paths through the chase, but that got canned, and it got turned into a movie.
 

Did we land on the moon?
Windows Media Player format, 3.33 megs
Website

This is ... uh ... crap. But I guess it's funny in a totally screwed up way. You can clearly see how we didn't care about this... from the arms in shots, to no ending, to text not fitting on screen, and credits that fly by in two seconds.
 

Jet Grind Snowdio
Windows Media Player format, 2.42 megs
Website

This really doesn't have to do with Jet Set Radio... except the music and the spray can. The rest is just me hopping off of assorted objects in Joe's backyard. I could've edited this better too now that I look at it. (this was my first real editing job) Oh well.
 

Jurassic Park 4
Windows Media Player format, 5.57 megs
Website

This is a parody of Jurassic Park, with no story... because Jurassic Park 3 had no story. Basically we go to Jurassic Park for no reason at all... and get attacked by Clipart dinosaurs. Woo.
 

Samba de Amigo Party
Windows Media Player format, 3.14 megs
Website

This was... an odd one that got filmed in under an hour, but turned out surprisingly good. The concept at the beginning was just that Mike had gotten Final Fantasy Chronicles from EBWorld, which was true, and we made stuff up after that. It eventually turns into a Samba de Amigo party.
 

Speed 3
Windows Media Player format, 2.70 megs
Website

This ... isn't very good. There's a terrorist that says somebody has to keep walking up and down the stairs... or else a bus will blow up. Then they loop the video to make it look like he's always walking up and down the stairs... and the terrorist... dies.

"Metal Cow Solid" test videos/shorts: (i.e. garbage compared to the new ones up top)

Metal Cow Solid - old test version, unrelated to newer ones
Windows Media Player format, 3.62 megs
Website

This was basically a beta test for Metal Cow Solid 2, and 3, which are actually good. This should only be watched if you want to see the evolution of the Metal Cow series.

Note: the original naming scheme for Metal Cow Solid was the first test being MCS1, the second test MCS2, and the Metal Cow Solid 1 at the top of the page as MCS3.

Metal Cow Solid 2 (2001) - old test version, unrelated to newer ones
Windows Media Player format, 6.98 megs
Website

My first good movie I suppose. Follow the adventures of an unnamed cow as he traverses through ... somewhere filled with dangerous obstacles. Alright, so there's no real story, but this is a Metal Gear Solid parody including the scope, grenades, choking, Codec, and more. 

Note: the original naming scheme for Metal Cow Solid was the first test being MCS1, the second test MCS2, and the Metal Cow Solid 1 at the top of the page as MCS3.
 

Metal Cow Solid trailer - (see notes)
Windows Media Player format, 4.42 megs
Website

Can't really review a trailer. It's a trailer for Metal Cow Solid 2 and 3.

Note: the original naming scheme for Metal Cow Solid was the first test being MCS1, the second test MCS2, and the Metal Cow Solid 1 at the top of the page as MCS3.

FULL LIST OF FILMS: - top of the page

Metal Cow Solid 1 (2001-2002)
Metal Cow Solid 2: Deck D (2003-2004)
The Corrugator: First Half (2004)

Problem Resolvers Series:
  The Problem Resolvers Report on the Photography Ban Protest (2004)
  The Problem Resolvers take on the Mob (2004)
  The Seat of Death™ (2004)
  Joseph Papa and the Crater of Death at 45 Road (2003)

Straphangers Ballgame: Inning One (No! Network) (2004)
Brian's Group 3 School Project for Brookyln Tech's TLA Major (2004)

Sad TV

Old, crappy archived shorts: (2001)
  A bunch of crap
  Bitch, gimme my money!
  Did we land on the moon?
  Jet Grind Snowdio
  Jurassic Park 4
  Samba de Amigo Party
  Speed 3

Metal Cow Solid - old test version, unrelated to newer ones
Metal Cow Solid 2 (2001) - old test version, unrelated to newer ones
Metal Cow Solid trailer


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