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About Tin Can Bros

The Tin Can Brothers is a comedy trio and purveyor of sketches, films, musicals, and mayhem.

Their father, Lionel Tincan, was born the son of a lowly farm hand in Mississippi, but rose to great heights during America's early industrial period. Instilled with their father's drive for greatness and sensible taste in fashion, the boys moved west at a young age to pursue their own visions of grandeur. Young Joey, the dreamer, Corey, the muscle, and Brian, the engineer, pooled their earnings from a summer carnival kissing booth in order to buy their first digital video camera (something unheard of at the turn of the century). Equipped with unimaginable technology and power they could have done anything. But they didn't. In fact they did absolutely nothing. Now in 2014, with advent of much better technology, these living and breathing anachronisms have decided to dust off the old digital picture box and make some talkies. Subscribe now!

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The Phone Thief (2026 Remake)

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