Movies by Aaron Seltzer

Aaron Seltzer has made a name for himself as a master of the parody film, creating some of the most delightfully (or perhaps infamously) over-the-top spoofs of popular movies and genres. With his longtime collaborator Jason Friedberg, Seltzer has crafted a series of unapologetically silly, high-concept comedies that gleefully skewer the tropes and cliches of everything from romantic comedies to action blockbusters. From the early breakout successes of Date Movie and Epic Movie in the mid-2000s, to later entries like Disaster Movie and Vampires Suck, Seltzer has carved out a distinctive niche for himself, delivering films that are equal parts audacious, irreverent, and relentlessly irreverent. His work is characterized by a boldly exaggerated visual style, breakneck pacing, and a seemingly boundless enthusiasm for packing in as many pop culture references and sight gags as humanly possible. While his films have often been panned by critics, there's no denying the sheer bravado and manic energy that Seltzer brings to the table. Whether you love or loathe his particular brand of humor, there's no denying that Seltzer has left an indelible mark on the landscape of contemporary comedy. From the high-concept parodies of Superfast! and The Starving Games to the deliriously absurd Best Night Ever, his filmography stands as a testament to his unapologetic commitment to pushing the boundaries of good taste and delivering the most delightfully ludicrous cinematic experiences possible.