Lonely and Horny

Excellent storytelling, cinematography, acting, directing and editing. Well worth a watch. Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfield of CollegeHumor fame spread their wings into more serious filmmaking with their web series Lonely and Horny. Lonely and Horny, although having a name that may look suspicious in a search history, is an excellent web series that makes one emotionally invested in the one man train-wreck played by Blumenfield. Spectacular cinematography makes the shorts very easy on the eye. Overall a great 10 part show, keep up the good work.

What can I say, they really seized the cheese with this one.

The show is extremely well directed and filmed, professional video work and production.

The jokes are on point, and while they may have changed their character names since their College Humor days, the humor's the same, and every bit as good.

If I had one criticism it would be the episode length. Only seen the first two episodes so far, but 8 minutes is too little, anything in the range of 20-25 would be good.

Hope to see more great content from these coy little divas in the years ahead.

Never let down by these two. Their humor is so unique and I really feel like they possess the talent and creativity to make it big. The cinematography is also excellent. It was fun to see Jake and Amir in a different, more high quality light. Lots of quotable lines and the character development moves pretty quickly. Im mad this isn't on TV because it is way better than most of the shows on today. I can see a show like this fitting perfectly on Comedy Central.

Only criticism I have for the show is that the episodes are way too short. I need MORE!! Irregardless of that, I really have no bad things to say about it! Can't wait to see what the rest of the series has in store. Keep doing what you do guys. Been a fan since day one and always will be.

One of the funniest things I've seen in a while. Please check this out, its well made, thoughtful, funny, absolutely hilarious... this is the kind of content I'm constantly searching for but rarely find.

He's a new director, but Jake Hurwitz manages every scene with prowess. Just look at the opening routine, note how the camera movements actually make relatively mundane actions funny.

Amir Blumenfeld, alongside an expert cast of up and coming comedic talent, is laugh out loud funny.

The show can make you cringe, but it does so intentionally. It also makes you kind of depressed at times, but those moments only highlight its surprising emotional depth.

Please check it out, I guarantee you will not be disappointed.