Drunk stoned and stupid game
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Even back then, I thought they were indulging in printing pictures of naked girls and making jokes about drugs and sex simply for the sake of it. I didn't like National Lampoon very much in the 1970s. The art style of the first issues of the Lampoon looked very reminiscent of the style of Robert Crumb and other artists from Zap. It also surprised me that the documentary made no mention of the Underground press and Underground comics of the 1960s. Without Mad, there probably wouldn't have been a National Lampoon. first published in 1952, that brought radical and subversive humour that poked fun at authority figures to a country wide audience. It surprised me that Drunk Stone Brilliant Dead didn't mention Mad magazine. These college humor magazines were aimed at a young but mainstream audience. In the 1920s there were nationally published magazines that collected articles and cartoons from universities around the US: "College Humor" was probably the largest, and was published from 1920 to the 1940s. As the documentary pointed out, the magazine grew from the Harvard Lampoon, a Harvard humour magazine that didn't reach a national audience. But while the film traces the history of the magazine and its creators, and richly describes how the success of the magazine led to its expansion into radio comedy, comedy albums, stage shows, and movies, its images and interviews fly past quickly without the film explaining what factors led to the creation of the magazine and how it was related to other magazines, newspapers, comics, and cultural products of its time. It's entertaining to watch: I was happy to find it on the Sky Arts channel here in the UK. I've given National Lampoon: Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead a 5 out of 10.