Stop me if you’ve seen this one already: it's a Western, set in a small town with strange visitors, plagued by the machinations of a ruthless businessman and his cronies, and ultimately brings up questions of existential crisis wherein everyone and the town is revealed to be mere actors on a grander stage? No, not HBO’s latest TV series, Westworld. I’m talking about Blazing Saddles.

Yes, the same 1974 movie starring Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder, and the best theme song ever written. Cafe’s Dominick Nero has mashed together footage from Blazing Saddles with HBO’s Westworld, turning the madcap humor of Mel Brooks into the crazy, robot-filled horrors of Dolores’ world.

Perhaps it’s time to rethink the classic film — usually considered a more light-hearted comedic pastiche of the Western genre, like the original 1973 Westworld — in a different, darker, and more serious dramatic light.