These are two TikTok videos of the web slinger style hand sanitizer sprayers built by Jake Laser, who clearly won the last name lottery. Both operate using lighters that have been refilled with pressurized hand sanitizer, and the first video is of a model operated with a finger press in

This is a comparison of the original DuckTales intro and a remake created entirely from stock footage by Youtuber Matthew Highton, who we previously saw give Friends and Buffy The Vampire Slayer the same treatment. I’m not gonna lie, young me probably wouldn’t have been too impressed with the stock

Bringing deepfake videos to their logical, completely not-porn related conclusion, this is a video of Harrison Ford deepfaked as young Han Solo in Solo: A Star Wars Story, replacing actor Alden Ehrenreich. Would this version have performed better at the box office than the original release? No clue, and I’m

This is familee_furrr, a freaky deaky video (and music) from Ghost Skool that starts with a little Furbee concert and ends with a family pretending they’re a really shitty Voltron worm and crawling under their living room coffee table. Honestly, the only part of it I actually liked was when

This is ‘Pee-Wee Park,’ a mashup Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure/Jurassic Park horror trailer created by Youtuber Pixel Riot based on his previously released edit of Pee Wee taking the place of the t-rex in the Jeep chase scene from the movie (seen at 1:10 in this video). It was actually a

Seen here 100% looking like the sort of child that would stick LEGO pieces up his nose (it takes one to know one), 7-year old Sameer Anwar recently blew a LEGO minifig hand out of his nose after it had been up there for TWO YEARS following Sameer proving that,

This is a video of the ‘Snatcher’ chameleon inspired robotic tongue developed by researchers at South Korea’s Seoul National University of Science and Technology. Some more info while I use one of those sticky hand toys from a 25¢ machine to steal Starbursts from my coworker’s desk: “For example, a

These are two different videos (one from GQ, one from Vanity Fair) of marine biologist Melissa Cristina Márquez and marine and environmental scientist Apryl Boyle discussing and grading shark attack scenes from movies, including ‘Jaws,’ ‘Deep Blue Sea,’ ‘The Meg,’ ‘Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life,’ ‘Couples Retreat,’