Mel Gibson’s “Signs” of Anti-Semitism
Mel Gibson’s “Signs” of AntiSemitism… a spoof trailer that combines clips from “The Signs” with Jewish film stars from Woody Allen to Adam Sandler.
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aaaaaaahhhhh haaaaa haaaaa haaaaa!!! Woody does look like an alien. Backpedal faster, Mel, the Woodies are coming for you.