In news that’s sure to shock and disappoint grandparents everywhere, Netflix has announced it will be closing its DVD by mail rental service, which it started 25 years ago and helped launch it into the entertainment powerhouse it is today. And, I think I speak for everyone here when I

This is a video of Adam Hillman revealing an 8-bit Mario sprite by arranging M&Ms in a Mario-shaped pattern, then adding water so the candy’s colored coating bleeds into the water. How about that. I was so inspired I decided to do the same thing except instead of Mario I

This is a film believed to have been shot by early cinema pioneer Georges Méliès around the turn of the 20th century of the beaches of Normandy, France that’s been AI enhanced for your viewing pleasure. Some more details while I further zoom and enhance the footage myself looking for

These are several videos (one for each game) of Youtuber CodyCantEatThis (come on, just try it anyways) recreating the original Legend Of Zelda, Super Mario Bros., and Sonic The Hedgehog games in 3D environments. I would play that Zelda one so hard. “How hard?” SO HARD. Like *Googles hardest metals*

This is some worthwhile vintage video presumably uncovered from the ashes of a bygone civilization of people shopping for computers at an electronics store in 1994. My my, a 160 megabyte hard drive and 4 megabytes of RAM?! Say no more, sir, I am SOLD. By the way, what do

This is a video of archer and Youtuber James Jean (cool name) demonstrating how to curve arrows around an object to hit something behind it. Pretty cool. Of course if you really need to learn now to curve an arrow around an object to hit something behind it what you

This is a 17+ minute video featuring a single second of every Looney Tunes short released from 1929 – 1969. There are some real gems in there, and I remember every single one of them like it was yesterday. “Dammit, you’re not a 400-year old undead warlock.” Listen: I know

This is a video of samurai descendant Kaito Suiju, master of the Hisui school of battōjutsu and instructor at Hisui Tokyo, discussing and rating “the realism of katana sword scenes in movies, including skills of actors, the way they hold and train with the swords, as well as the choreography