This is a video of stop-motion animator/self-proclaimed video wizard Kevin Parry recreating the Netflix intro using about $30 worth of yarn and three days’ time. Admittedly, impressive, although it would have been more impressive if he also managed to make the ‘TA-DUM’ sound effect out of yarn too. But the

Because Youtuber John DiMarco must spend the majority of his free time rewatching Star Trek episodes and taking notes (nothing wrong with that), this is another compilation he edited (previously), this time featuring all the ‘Beam Me Up, Scottys’ and other variations spoken throughout the franchise, from The Original Series

This is a VERY worthwhile edit by Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously), this time featuring Michael Jackson’s ‘Smooth Criminal’ cut down to only the isolated audio of the sounds he makes throughout the song. It’s a bangin’ 19-seconds, let me tell you. I think I just found my new

This is another compilation video created by Trekkie John DiMarco (previously), this time assembling all the live long and prospers and Vulcan salutes seen in the franchise, from The Original Series to Prodigy. Interesting, apparently there was no living long or prospering in Deep Space 9. Or for any red

This is a video from Youtuber and enhancer of old videos NASS featuring footage of Hollywood’s Sunset Strip that’s been AI enhanced to improve framerate (to 60FPS), resolution (to 1080p), sharpness, brightness, stabilization, and blur, and with color and background noise added for ambiance. Having lived in LA for ten

The 90’s, what can I say — I lived through them. Or, I should say, I survived through them, because I’m not sure what I was doing could be considered living. What I’m doing now either. This is a half hour mashup medley of 600 songs that were released from

This is a short stop-motion film from DariusTwin starring a light-painted skeleton (drawn using long exposure photography) who’s out on the hunt for treasure. The film contains several themes I can relate to: a skeleton (I have one), being dead (I usually feel like it), and treasure (I’m always looking

We’ve already seen The Book Of Boba Fett reimagined as a 1980’s crime drama, so why not a 90’s sitcom like Full House? Or at least that’s what I imagine Nerdist’s Matt Caron was thinking when he took the time to make this edit. Also, “This will totally be worth