This is a video from the Bell Brothers of Home Alone’s Kevin McCallister inserted into a bunch of other classic holiday movies, including National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, Mean Girls, Ernest Saves Christmas, Love Actually, The Muppet Christmas Movie, A Christmas Story, Elf, and Die Hard. They did a great job.

This is a short but perfect synopsis of the internet in the form of an Iron Man transforming helmet cosplay. How people even come up with stuff like this I will never know, but I suspect it involves having a brain with 4x the imaginative processing power of an average

This is a video of from Insider, which took a deep dive into the evolution of car chases in movies over the last 100 years, with the addition of techniques like using modified cars and chase vehicles, to undercranking the film (filming at a slower frame-rate so playback at regular

This is an animated short from Toronto based filmmaker Mark Cannataro featuring iconic scenes from The Shining but with characters from Super Mario. Now make a feature length version, I’d watch it. PROTIP: thinking about the end of the shower scene from the the original movie is a great way

Because Halloween is a lifestyle and not just a date on the calendar, Amazon is selling an Echo Dot device with a limited edition Jack Skellington head cover (cover also available separately HERE). It’s just a shame you can’t get it to respond to ‘Hey Jack’ and doesn’t speak in

One-upping your neighbors: it’s the reason exterior holiday decorations were invented in the first place. And to take home the coveted golden candy pail award this year is a projection mapped display from Seasoned Projections featuring the original Ghostbusters. Now that — that is next level. My decorations? My decorations

These are several surprisingly quality music videos created by Youtuber demonflyingfox, who “wants to show what’s possible with AI” by creating redneck themed songs and music videos based on popular franchises like Star Wars, Lord Of The Rings, Harry Potter, The Matrix, and Breaking Bad. They’re worth a watch. The

This is a visualization from Global Data comparing the different sizes of Pixar characters (way to put that global data to good use!), starting with the diminutive 0.7″ Flik and ending with the giant 98′ 5.1″ whale from Finding Nemo. All the other characters are in-between. Did you know Mr.