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Sneaky Zebra's Prop Wars Brings All Your Favorite Franchises Together
Sometimes you don't have to go to the movies to watch larger-than-life characters fight each other in an impressive special-effects spectacle. YouTube channel Sneaky Zebra has just uploaded Prop Wars: Prop Harder, a short film that uses the weapons of tons of beloved movies and television shows.
The comedic duo of Nick Acott and Gary Scullion have made a name for themselves by traveling to numerous conventions and highlighting the best cosplayers in their short films. Prop Wars was a video first released in 2013, and the new sequel ups the geek-culture ante in every way imaginable. It features a great deal of replicas from well-known series, complete with music cues and sound effects. Check out Prop Wars: Prop Harder for yourself below.
Recently, Sneaky Zebra showed off the best cosplay of San Diego Comic-Con 2016. They've also covered events like WonderCon and Blizzcon.
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