"The Landlord" is easily one of the most known and most entertaining funnyordie-shorts. While they can be occasionally quite off the mark (there's so many and not everyone can be a winner), the dialogs and delivery thereof really turn this one into something special.
Will Ferrell's character, an irresponsible bum, is living in an apartment he obviously can't seem to afford. We found out that he wrote an email earlier to prevent his worst fear from happening. But not a chance. While speaking to his fellow bum friend, suspecting nothing evil, the doorbell rings. And it really is happening. It's Pearl, the landlord from hell, an alcoholic who will no longer accept Ferrell living under her roof and not paying his dues. She's worked too hard to tolerate frowzy behavior like this and is determined to put an end to it, one way or another. The situation escalates quickly. Things get really ugly.
Will Ferrell's character, an irresponsible bum, is living in an apartment he obviously can't seem to afford. We found out that he wrote an email earlier to prevent his worst fear from happening. But not a chance. While speaking to his fellow bum friend, suspecting nothing evil, the doorbell rings. And it really is happening. It's Pearl, the landlord from hell, an alcoholic who will no longer accept Ferrell living under her roof and not paying his dues. She's worked too hard to tolerate frowzy behavior like this and is determined to put an end to it, one way or another. The situation escalates quickly. Things get really ugly.