Phil Giroux Movies
- 2000
MTV's infamous Tom Green has undoubtedly benefited from the prevalent gross-out trend in comedy, but he is also a throwback to Andy Kaufman and a new phenomenon unto himself, sometimes taking his shock techniques so far as to evoke real pathos for the bit players -- his close friends and family, for sure, but also the unwitting man on the street who finds himself (or herself) caught up in Green's relentless mania. In this video, more of a behind-the-scenes documentary than a true "uncensored" clip show, we learn about the creation and execution of Green's most hilarious sketches through interviews with producers, writers, the film crew, and sidekicks Glenn Humplick and Phil Giroux. Features favorites like "Fun with Carnival Games," "Sexercise" with a group of senior citizens, and clips from the cancer special. ~ Sarah Welsh, All Movie Guide
- 1999
Tom Green: Something Smells Funny is more Tom Green fun for those who don't want even one moment of nastiness edited out by the MTV censors. Featuring segments from his early career--dead animals, bodily functions, the abuse of his pal Glenn Humplik, inappropriate comments galore, and one strange relationship with his parents--Something Smells Funny is typical Tom. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide
- 1997
Tom Green: Inside and Outside the Box collects 26 episodes of the performer's original Canadian television series. The release also includes unaired footage. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Tom Green, Glenn Humplik, (more)
