Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bert Kreischer is living proof that truth is stranger than fiction. The film's premise revolves around Bert and his father, Albert ...

“Oh my God, I’m going to f*cking hell! I killed a man!” the guy shrieks. His estranged dad is the voice of reason, saying calmly, “Well, technically you killed several men.” Welcome to the redband ...

‘The Machine’ stars stand-up comedian Bert Kreischer as himself, Jimmy Tatro ('Grown Ups 2') as young Bert Kreischer, Mark Hamill ('Star Wars: The Last Jedi') as Albert Kreischer, Sr., Jessica Gabor ( ...

Bert (Bert Kreischer) and Sponge (Martyn Ford) in Screen Gems THE MACHINE. Hitting theaters on May 26 is the upcoming comedy THE MACHINE. Set 23 years after the original story which inspired it, The ...

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Presided over, if that is the right term, by the irrepressible Bert Kreischer, the big-gutted comedian who goes by the name The Machine and prefers to appear without a shirt on whenever possible, has ...

23 years after Bert Kreischer's greatest story began, he's returning to Russia to continue the legend of The Machine in a new red band trailer for the action comedy. Facing family crisis and the ...

Mark Hamill co-stars in the cinematic event of the year for guys who base their entire personality around yelling "let's gooooooo!" Kreischer is well aware that he’s built a career out of making a ...

On location for a 1997 story about the top party colleges in the nation, Rolling Stone famously wound up centering their piece around the antics of then Florida State University undergrad Bert ...

The film is described, “Set 23 years after the original story which inspired it, The Machine finds Bert Kreischer facing familial crisis and the arrival of his estranged father (Mark Hamill) when the ...

The Machine is loud, gross, obnoxious and overbearing. It’s also disarming, quick-witted, fast moving and becomes increasingly funny as it ends up in, of all places, Russia for its payoff scenes.