And Larry's comeback to the host of the "America's Funniest Home Videos" parody also provided quite a few laughs. Much of what occurs in "Dolly Oxem" reminded me so much of "Tim and Eric's Awesome Show Great Job" as Larry takes chances with his characters and jumps from one gag to another with ease. And as a horror fan I also have to give him credit for staging a funny but creepy parody of "Night of the Living Dead."

I was very mixed with "Dolly Oxem" as you can imagine by the rating above. While Larry Longstreth does indeed pump some genuine off beat humor sometimes, other times there are jokes and skits that could have been pulled off with much more thought behind them. The fake commercials didn't really ever make me laugh at all, and there were times where I was wondering what exactly Longstreth was trying to do with them, while Dolly Oxem doesn't exactly get center stage considering he takes the title of the whole short film. Longstreth is not concerned with pulling off traditional humor, but there are instances where the skits go on too long like a bad Saturday Night Live sketch and I sat waiting for him to move on to something funnier. And I could also never really get why we had to go in to the minds of some of the crew members, nor could I understand why Larry takes center stage in the middle with a crew member interview that cut to brief comedic scenes that also never hit home as they seem to want to do. All in all, Dolly Oxem is an experiment that could do with much more mixing up and re-edits and less bizarre humor for the sake of being bizarre.