This is perhaps my pet favorite of all the screencaps (but I love all of my children equally, yes, yes, my dears... okay, that was a bit creepy), mostly because the cosmic forces of both Mr. T and the ultimate role in any film collide here. Look at that majestic expression, the credit byline that just begs to be explained, the red-and-white cooler off to the right holding a yummy lunch. It's too much goodness in such a small package.

from PCU

Okay, technically this on my PCU website and not on MRFH, but I had to include this because it's the best of 63 choice pictures I took from that movie. This is in the middle of Droz's speech, and the now-frozen expression on his face is both hysterical... and kind of frightening. It gets scarier the longer you look at it; if you doubt me, just keep staring. See?

from Anaconda

What you're looking at here is the now-infamous POV shot of Jon Voight's face, looking from inside the snake down out to its mouth. Looks big in there, don't it? Like you could drive a Buick down its throat. Hm.

from Bio-Dome

One of my sole reasons for reviewing Bio-Dome was to capture this moment from the film, that of Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin both chowing down on Pauly's toenails. It's so incredibly outlandish and, yes, gross, that it boggles the mind how a director could film this scene and still look at himself in the morning.

from Ed

This is a screencap that doesn't even need a caption -- it just sorta writes itself in a vary obvious way.

from Invasion!

Not only is the whole concept of the bathtub mannequin disturbingly odd (and unexplained by the film), but the fact that it looks a heckuva lot like PoolMan makes all of us wonder.

from The Kentucky Fried Movie

For me, this screencap wouldn't be half as funny if it didn't use this guy, some actor whose name I don't know but has been in quite a few films over the past thirty years or so. He usually plays a jerk. Anyway, three symptoms of death, ladies and gentlemen. Just in case you're not sure about a loved one.

from The Return of the King (animated)

I took a TON of screencaps from this dreadful TV movie, and it was excruciating to pare them down to a mere three. This one, entitled "Mr. Happy Orc", is the odd-man-out of the group, as he only appears in a Ring-induced hallucination where Samwise envisions the entire world as his personal garden, and this very bubbly Orc comes onto the screen, waving and smiling at all before (naturally) devouring a small child nearby. Okay, I made that last part up.

from Six-String Samurai

Another scene that probably exists because some filmmaker thought it'd be interesting to write a dream he had into the screenplay. Woman Seduces Guy With Gum On Glasses. Beautiful.

from Zoolander

I wonder if Will Farrell ever has to explain his movies to his children.