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16 Bits written and directed by Aaron Mento (Ugly Sweater Party) is available to watch for free on Tubi TV.

The lines between reality and video games blur when a lonely loser befriends a violent street fighter who emerges from an old 16-bit fighting game.

Starring Kevin Caliber as WaxxWaster, Jeremiah Benjamin, Shawn Kohne, Scott Butler, Raymond Vinsik Williams, D.M. Harrison, Charles Chudabala, Hunter Johnson, Gregory Blair, Ashley Undercuffler, , Greg Tally, Emily Dahm, Rachel Amanda Bryant and Elissa Dowling.

Produced by Ocular Migraine and 50 Caliber Productions

Visual FX by Brook Hubbs

Special FX by Alexys Paonessa

Graphics and video game design by Scott Butler

Film link on Tubi

https://tubitv.com/movies/100005485/16-bits

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16 Bits written and directed by Aaron Mento (Ugly Sweater Party) is available to watch for free on Tubi TV. The lines between reality and video games blur when a lonely loser befriends a violent street fighter who emerges from an old 16-bit fighting game. Starring Kevin Caliber as WaxxWaster, Jeremiah Benjamin, Shawn Kohne, Scott …

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Stars: Jeremiah Benjamin, Charles Chudabala, Elissa Dowling, Raymond Vinsik Williams, Scott Butler, D.M. Harrison, Kevin Caliber, Hunter Johnson, Shawn C. Phillips, Shawn Kohne | Written and Directed by Aaron Mento

Opening with a text crawl telling the viewer about the controversial video game franchise Hazard Waster and its anti-hero Waxx Waster, 16 Bits quickly introduces us to Phillip. Said introduction involves a pizza delivery guy named Kevin, a set of nipple clamps and images of him masturbating while screaming “I hate you!” at a picture of his ex, Alice, which should give you an idea what to expect from the rest of the film.

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Adam Sandler is one of the most financially successful actors in Hollywood. Personally, I haven't liked a Sandler movie since Funny People, but his continued success proves that there is an absolutely massive audience out there who can't get enough of him and loves practically everything he does.

Comedian Shawn Kohne seemingly went insane putting together a unifying theory called The Sandlerverse that connects Sandler's movies to other Happy Madison productions, as well as tying things into his work at Saturday Night Live, and more. Even if you're like me and despise most of Sandler's movies, it's still easy to appreciate this video:

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