Screencrush’s compilation of the many, many times that white women were undone by the forces of gravity while fleeing peril in a horror movie.

The Found Footage Festival’s Shaturday Morning Cartoons is back and this time they are joined by Laura Wimbels to watch and discuss Tales From The Cryptkeeper.

No, seriously. They say “Michael” a genuinely SHOCKING number of times in THE LOST BOYS.

Patrick H. Willems’ 2017 video essay uses Sam Raimi's films to examine how to blend horror and comedy without diluting either genre.

The consummate Internet artist disassembles and remakes Ray Parker Jr.’s “Ghostbusters” into the sublimely hilarious song “Bustin”, with its own terrific music video.

The massively celebrated and awarded 2016 short horror comedy OVERTIME features a man trying to flee from work in order to beat the clock.

Fraser Munden takes you on an animated journey through the first time Mike Tyson smoked Sonoran Desert Toad.

YouTuber LegalEagle looks at how Taylor Swift may be forever altering rights ownership for artists.

A look at the newly released opening credits for the live action Cowboy Bebop series coming to Netflix November 19.

The 2018 cover of Britney Spears’ “Toxic” by The Surfrajettes is a great empowering bop perfect for dancing or as the soundtrack for a heist.

Binging With Babish presents a recipe for NYC sweet staple, the Black & White Cookie as made famous in Seinfeld.

Entertaining compilation of fights from Hong Kong action films of the ‘80s-’90s featuring female martial artists kicking ass.

In 2012, Regular Show celebrated its millionth Facebook like by releasing a live-action music video for one of its most popular songs, “Party Tonight”.

A compilation of Dorkly's videos in which power-ups from one game end up in the hands of a character in another video game.

On Cassandra Petersen’s birthday, and the eve of the character’s 40th anniversary, a look at the un-picked up pilot for the Elvira sitcom.

In the second installment of Break Down The Beatdown, Kinemotions looks at 1999’s GORGEOUS and how Jackie Chan and Brad Allan created incredible action chemistry together.

Joel Haver’s rotoscoped short where Lanky Kong listens to the DK Rap for the first time and…learns a few things about himself and his friends.

Riding that sweet STAR WARS high, The Carpenters promoted their new album with a sorta-sci-fi themed TV special in 1978. Yikes.

Wax Audio’s delightfully inspired and exquisitely executed mash-up of music by Iron Maiden and Frankie Goes To Hollywood accompanied by a fun video.

Matt Baume looks at Hollywood Montrose, the flamboyantly badass gay hero played by Meshach Taylor in MANNEQUIN and MANNEQUIN: ON THE MOVE.