Harassed
 

The Ozkizil's have a long tradition of mixing their own dialogue with voice clips pulled out of context from other 3dmm movies. Harassed is certainly no exception, parodying both Brad Connell's Harassment, and Jason Ruiz's Action Joe.

Stars all the classic characters you'd expect to see in an Ozkizil movie; Slam the Nutta, the Old Bloke, Andrew Nielson, and even Jesus himself.

Won BEST COMEDY and BEST HORROR in the 1998 Trouser Awards at McZee Ate My Trousers.

This is still one of my favorite 3dmm comedies, even though it really falls short of today's movie standards. A lot of people may not get the references, since many are to 3dmm movies and/or events that took place 7+ years ago, but the movie remains funny, even today, and certainly deserves a spot in the database.

Enjoy!

This is classic 3dmm comedy here. I can never get enough of watching this film since it's always made me laugh. Plus you get to see a never before seen side of a legendary 3dmm character whose name happens to be Action Joe. I won't say anymore except there's a reason he wears a hawaiian shirt :wink

How the fuck does one family name one of their kids YUSUF and the other one MELISSA? I'm naming my kids PETER and VIKRAM.

Since I'm such a big fan of this film, I figured I might share some...

MOVIE FACTS

-This was the Ozkil's first long movie. Up until Harassed both of them had only created short films
-There is one scene (Which I will not reveal because I would be spoiling quite a bit) that was spoofed later on by Blake Walker in his film "Redneck Pride".
-Slam the Nutta's first appearance was in the short movie "Slam the raving Nutta".
-There is a tie-in to the film "Dialogue in the real world" by Yusuf Ozkil which explains what happened after the events that transpired in the film.
-The majority of this film is really just a big spoof of some big 3dmm movies at the time. The films are Harassment and Action Joe 2.

There is only one S, Andres.

That... Was hilarious. I must check out some more movies by them.

STFU NOOB.

Silly colombian.

This movie is a true classic:lol/was

Edit: I'm being too crude, it IS a classic!

Genius.

I love this classic movie from good old Yusuf Ozkizil. He's one of my favorite directors.

What the hell is wrong with that? Our dad is a Turk

lol.

He was baffled that one has a really English name, the other has such a Turkish name.

I got that, just a bit of sacasm there