Category Archives: Music & Movies



A Visual timeline of the One Ring [Picture]

This is a timeline of the events related to the One Ring created by Sauron in Second Age 1600. The years of the War of the Ring are described in more detail. [LOTR Project | Via NA]

Jonathan Coulton vs Glee: Baby’s Got Class

Jonathan Coulton, the geek legend who brought us such awesomeness as “Still Alive” (the theme for Portal) and the zombie anthem “Re: Your Brains,” has always had a special place in my heart as well for his amazing coffee house rock arrangement of Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back.” Have you heard it? No? Well, the […]



Geeky Painting: The Time Job [Geek Art]

Doctor Who + Firefly = Awesomeness. A painting by John Sumrow. [Source: John Sumrow | Via Neatorama]

The Turret Anthem [Music Video]

This video was shot on black void, using a rebuild version of glados’ chamber that I put together by hand. Fun story about this video, I’ve been trying to make it for about 6 months, it’s a super late Turret Week video. I kept overthinking it, and had much of the principal synchronization done but […]

Honest Trailers – Indiana Jones & The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull

Even though it’s already been 5 years, the guys over at Screen Junkies have decided to create an “honest trailer” for what is arguably the worst Indiana Jones movie of all time, Indiana Jones & The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull. Get Ready for George Lucas to ruin another legendary franchise as we join Indiana […]

Monsters, Monsters, Motherflipping Monsters [Video]

EM’s latest supercut remix track is “Monsters”, your favorite oversized city destroyers all in one mini movie. The obvious monsters are all present – King Kong, The Kraken and of course Godzilla, King Of The Monsters. But also some not so obvious classics, like Howard The Duck. The music is a remix of Akira Ifukube’s […]

Marveletica: Another Alphabet of Marvel Superheroes

We’ve posted another one a few days ago, but this one is of a completely different style. Can you name them all? (Without looking at the legend underneath) [Source: Benjamin Thomas Johnson]