The Definitive Greatest Film Supercuts of All Time

Is calling your friends "douchebag" and "poopie-butt" getting old? Well no worry, the 80s and early 90s language-exploration period (where people were more generally into grossing each other out descriptively or referencing bathroom items in order to prove a point) is here to save the day!

These are the 100 Best Movie Insults of All Time and they're pretty damned good.

Language is NSFW, obviously, depending on where you work.

Behind public speaking, death is the second biggest fear in the world, in case you've never heard Jerry Seinfeld speak.

Before we ask why public speaking is first, we should ask why death is even on the list. I'm more afraid I won't be able to think of anything bad-ass to say right before I die.

The people in this video are pros at it, so learn in case you're ever in intense enough pain to know that your life is about to end. Then make sure someone's listening (but be quick about it, "you guys, seriously!" are the worst imaginable last words I can think of), then recite one of these bad boys. Any one could work. Especially Yoda's.

This is another go-to for Hollywood screenwriters. What I don't understand, though, is why they don't just say "Uh-oh, here they come" or "they're here". I guess it has to do with a "cool factor" kind of thing.

But I'm just saying, if you're killing hookers or something with your friends, and a cop rolls up, "We've got company" won't be the first thing you say. It'll probably be more like "Oh s**t".

None the less, it's a great one, but it really illustrates how forced this line can come out if in the wrong pacing/context.