Throwback to an ingenious and hilarious animated parody from 2010 by Edmund Earle.

Horrible films get a makeover with a hilarious host.

The always excellent annual overview of the cinematic landscape by critic David Ehrlich.

Re-creation of NO WAY HOME’s trailer using the ‘90s Spider-Man cartoon.

Guillermo del Toro, the patron saint of all things Nerdy and Good, sits down to discuss THE MITCHELLS VS. THE MACHINES with the filmmakers.

Sleepy Skunk’s tremendous annual tradition of movie trailer mashups continue with another terrific installment.

Parody by Scott Cramer that reveals certain recurring patterns in the Hot Ones YouTube show.

Jovo Anschluss investigates the infamous mansion where prolific filmmaker David DeCoteau made a large number of movies.

Jackie Chan sings. A lot. Often. For decades. To critical acclaim and financial success. #JackieChanuary

Three American performers (Omar Zaki, Brett Metter, and Nathan People) dissect and discuss specific elements of Chan’s stunts.

Back in 1999, Jackie Chan choreographed a stunt sequence on Late Night With Conan O’Brien.

YouTube Channel Accented Cinema looks at how Jackie Chan’s secret superpower is the ability to be vulnerable.

Every Frame A Painting dissects how Jackie Chan brilliantly and uniquely melds Action and Comedy.

Enjoy this dreidel-centric parody of “Shout” by Tears For Fears.

Caden Butera’s terrific action-comedy short has excessive amounts of inventiveness and charm.

A massive movie misfire gets the Honest Trailer treatment to hilarious effect.

Time to pause for Claus and unleash carols of peril, with Orion’s Reign covering “Carol Of The Bells”. Not technically action film related, but still badass.

Pushing Up Roses looks at a very special episode of The Golden Girls where the other fab four found themselves in a calamitous Christmas.

Patrick H. Willems' video essay on writer/director Shane Black’s long tradition of setting his action noir films at Christmastime.

Scrooge wakes up a changed man only to be enlisted to fight a powerful enemy in the way, way future in this sketch from I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson.