The New Toxic Teaser Is One Seriously Unhinged Fairy Tale

Fairy tales usually end with “happily ever after.” Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups starts with Yash turning a cemetery into an all-you-can-smash buffet of fists, bullets, and broken tombstones.

The latest teaser for the upcoming Indian action epic is pure, glorious mayhem, showcasing a savage graveyard battle that makes it clear this movie isn’t interested in playing nice. Set in Goa between the 1940s and the 1970s, Toxic follows the rise of a ruthless criminal empire fueled by violence, betrayal, and plenty of stylish action.

If this teaser is any indication, the only magic in this fairy tale is how quickly the body count climbs. Check it out above! I’ll also include the first teaser that was released a few months ago below for those interested.



What Happens When Sonic Dies For Good? [Animated Comedy Sketch]

What happens when Sonic actually dies?

This animated sketch from Dorkly explores the terrifying aftermath of Sonic’s permanent game over, where Robotnik wastes no time celebrating, the woodland critters realize they’re kind of doomed, and one “brilliant” rescue attempt goes spectacularly, painfully wrong.

Their final solution? Building a giant Sonic mech… powered by Sonic’s dead body.

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This Giant D20 Is So Big, It Needed a Trailer to Travel

Rolling a natural 20 is great. Rolling a 3-meter-wide natural 20? Even better.

YouTuber Jazza teamed up with Lumin’s Workshop to build what is likely the world’s largest rollable D20, smashing the previous record with a colossal die made from aluminum tubing, custom 3D-printed connectors, lightweight foam, and months of painstaking work. After half a year of building, painting, and one unfortunate camera lens casualty, the giant die was finally ready for its ultimate test: rolling down a hill. And yes… they even managed to land a natural 20.

Check out the video below to see this critical success come to life. If you want your own oversized D20, Lumin’s Workshop also sells DIY kits, though you’ll be happy to know they don’t require a trailer to bring home.

[Via TA]