Made by the folks at Youtube channel Secondhand Movie Co, this is a ‘If Star Wars had a $10 Budget,’ a 52-minute mostly cardboard recreation/parody of A New Hope. For reference, the original movie was made for around $11-million. Adjusted for inflation that’s roughly $60-million today. This was made for

Because how else are you going to prove you deserve that degree, film student Keith David Brown edited Monty Python And The Holy Grail into And Grail Holy Monty Python The, a version of the movie where every spoken (or spelled) word is now in alphabetical order. Like, for the

This is a well-made edit from Youtuber Your_kryptonite7 (my 7th kryptonite is sugary cereal) featuring Ace Venture invading Middle-Earth. It was a fun watch, and there’s little doubt in my mind that Ace would just walk right into Mordor. Some lucky orcs eating good tonight! Me? I had four bowls

Presumably elbow deep in a jar of crazy pills and convinced they can somehow top the 1994 version, this is Paramount’s trailer for the upcoming 2026 Street Fighter movie. It doesn’t have Raul Julia in it though, so that’s an automatic one thumb up deduction from me. And my other

This is a video of Algal the Bard (seen previously) barding it up romantic style and reimagining the Star Wars Imperial March as a medieval serenade fit for wooing a princess. Just probably not Leia — that’s her dad’s song. I imagine he’s a sore subject on a first date.

Because it’s all in the reflexes, this is the heavily requested Screen Junkies honest trailer for Big Trouble In Little China. It’s over six minutes long though, which is 1/20th of the entire movie. Not that I’m complaining, I could quote Big Trouble In Little China all day. And do

This is another size comparison video from Meta Ball Studio (previously), this time visualizing the sizes of various fictional buildings (all of which Alex Honnold plans to climb) from pop culture show, movie, and video game franchises. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that my apartment isn’t larger

Because back before computer graphics there was a thing called practical effects, these are two animations detailing how six people (including one slime-spreader) operated the one-ton Jabba The Hutt costume in Return Of The Jedi. Honestly, I’m not sure how I thought it was operated, but it wasn’t this. “You