THE INTERNET!!!! Where did it come from? Did it fall out of the sky like a gift from the gods? Was it conjured into existence by magic cats?
It will forever remain a mystery… well, that is until you watch this handy video from Kurzgesagt which explains who invented it and why. Learning something on the internet? Must be a first, surely.
Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace was one of the best comedies ever made—it was on TV way back when in 2004, and centered around a doctor who battled evil forces in a hospital in Romford.
It was a perfect pastiche of low-budget 80s TV parodying poor production values, crap FX, cheesy dialogue and wooden acting. This is a DVD extra where the cast of the show and Garth (a horror writer) reflect upon the series. And it’s totally fangasmic.
Steve Kardynal, famed for trolling Chatroulette users with images of him swinging naked on a wrecking ball, dumps a whole day’s worth of food on his own head and films it.
It starts off relatively modest with a some cereal raining down on Steve’s noggin, but then things get really messy as milk comes cascading down, along with ridiculous amounts of ketchup, mustard, hot dogs, buns and much, much more.
There may be no such thing as a sea-dwelling T-Rex, but so what? That won’t stop the premise of this B movie about a Poseidon T-Rex, Spanish treasure and expendable twenty-somethings.
Oh yeah, and the T-Rex is trying to protect her eggs, so she gets all angry and rampaging when they’re disturbed. First Sharktopus then Sharknado, now this. Whatever next.
In a completely plausible storyline, William Shatner goes back in time in a giant robot to annihilate William Shakespeare in this short film by AMAA Productions.
But what Shatner hadn’t anticipated is the sheer fighting force that is Bill Shakespeare, who has a few tricks up his sleeve, along with Patrick Stewart to aide him
You’d think riding a scooter would be pretty easy, just jump on the thing, turn the engine on and off you go.
But as with most things in life, it’s rarely ever that simple—well not for these idiots anyway, who really struggle to keep on the road without crashing.
Forget about the warring houses of Westeros, they’ve got nothing on the bare knuckle politics of Ireland’s traveller communities.
So prepare to immerse yourself in the bloodshed, drama and (quite frankly) hilarious YouTube threats of these, erm, warriors.
Who knew? But turns out Spidey’s girlfriend Emma Stone is a big, big fan of the Spice Girls.
And the only correct way to react after learning such a fact is what Graham Norton does in this clip from his talk show: prank her into thinking her idols are there to say hello—and then laugh at her.
