This is a clip from the Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular show at Disney World where the iconic boulder managed to free itself from its track (“I’m tired of this gig!”) and takes out an employee trying to stop it from bouncing into the crowd. The 400 pound ball launched him

This is a video of LEGO builder STRIKE17 Builds providing a tour of the Disneyland Haunted Mansion ride he created. The amount of details inside and out are very impressive. I felt like I was practically riding the ride! Which is great considering I just read an article that Disneyland

When Felix Salten’s 1923 novel Bambi, a Life in the Woods entering the public domain in 2022, it was only a matter of time until someone turned that source material into a horror film. Three yeas to be exact. The is the trailer for Bambi: The Reckoning, produced by the

This is a video from a dude who believes that if he pays $109 for a park ticket he can damn well film whatever he pleases recording the animatronics/audio terrifyingly malfunctioning on Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress at Disney’s Magic Kingdom, despite politely being asked not to. He’s then requested

This is a supercut created by video editor Thomas H. Smith of Disney Princess voice actors singing songs alongside the corresponding footage from the movies. It was a delight to watch. Watching my roommate eat his leftovers from last night for breakfast this morning? That made me sick to my

This is a tour of the absolutely massive 120,000 piece Disneyland Pirates Of The Caribbean water ride reconstructed in LEGO by Joel Nueber. The ride features all the different sections of the actual ride (including waterfall drop!), and includes a water-filled river (made waterproof with strips of pond liner) for

Note: Apparently the video contains spoilers. This is a video from Auralnauts reimagining the opening credits for Disney’s ‘Ahsoka’ in the style of a 1986 show like the A-Team. They really did a great job — I felt like it was 1986 all over again! Would I watch this reimagined

This is a 16mm film featuring a tour of Disney World in 1972 that’s been remastered in high definition so you can fully appreciate just how scary those old costumes really were. I assume this was before they adopted ‘The Happiest Place On Earth’ as their slogan. “They’ve been using