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Review of Toxic Avenger: The Musical

Submitted by Joe on Wednesday, Apr 8th 2009

One thing leads to another and Melvin finds his way into a giant vat of toxic goo.

Robot Baby Will Haunt Your Dreams

Submitted by Eric on Wednesday, Apr 8th 2009

I never fully understood the concept of the "Uncanny Valley" until yesterday, when I saw this video of a Japanese "robot baby". It doesn't have lifelike skin, but when it stands up using its "hydraulic powered muscles", I threw my hand over my mouth in disgust. I'm incredibly fascinated by robots and would love to own one some day, but I think there will be a lot of chills had before I get to the point where I can actually mentally handle it.

Bad Biology (REVIEW)

Submitted by Todd on Tuesday, Apr 7th 2009

Although it may come as a shocking surprise to those spoiled individuals born under the sign of the digital versatile disc, filmed entertainment was a lot harder to come by when yours truly was warming a seat in the American public education system. Instead of Internet bootlegs and overseas Region-Free DVDs, we had second and third-generation VHS recordings distributed by several great mail-order companies and hundreds of unique individuals at flea markets all across the nation.

Dahmer vs. Gacy

Submitted by Joe on Monday, Apr 6th 2009

Who would win in a fight between Jeffrey Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy?

Twilight, With Puppets

Submitted by Eric on Friday, Apr 3rd 2009

If you read the title than you pretty much know what you're getting with this video. It's "Twilight"... with puppets. Really, any more explanation will just ruin the effect. So check it out, because it's damn funny.

Mom, What's A Mecaphile?

Submitted by Joe on Thursday, Mar 26th 2009

Apparently there is a group of people out there that are classified as mecaphiles. What’s a mecaphile you might ask? Well I’ll tell you and then good luck getting some z’s from now on! A mecaphile is someone who is so into a machine that he or she actually makes love to it. This means there are people out there getting busy with cars, planes, amusement park rides and even bridges. You think I’m shitting you but in the past week I’ve seen videos of different people who have discussed their intimate moments with each of those objects.

Trailer For "Parts Unknown" !?

Submitted by Eric on Friday, Mar 13th 2009

This is really the kind of thing for Mark and his obsession with professional wrestling, but since I know there's no way he's up this early, I figured I'd take it on myself. (I kid because I love)

This is an Indie feature called "Parts Unknown", and between the trailer and the synopsis, there shouldn't be a whole lot of selling I need to do. So, here's what you require:

Mr. Kaufman Goes To Washington

Submitted by Eric on Tuesday, Mar 10th 2009

Lloyd Kaufman, founder of Troma studios and director of such seminal classics as "The Toxic Avenger" and "Poultrygeist", has long been a supporter of the internet, and even the downloading of his own films. The way he sees it, his company is often "blacklisted" (his words) from major chain stores because of their controversial films, so if a kid in Illinois finds out about Troma by downloading his latest picture, that's ultimately a win in his eyes.

Surveillance Theatrical Trailer

Submitted by Eric on Tuesday, Mar 10th 2009

Let's face it... having a parent that excels at a certain field doesn't automatically mean that you're going to. If that were true, I'd be the most kick-ass insurance salesmen in South Florida.

With Jennifer Lynch, daughter of wildman David Lynch, the jury still seems to be out. Her previous directing credits include the 3.9 rated on IMDB "Boxing Helena" in 1993, one episode of "Joe Bob's Drive-in Theater" (!!!) in 1995, and this film, "Surveillance".

Get Sloppy w/ Super Meat Boy (WiiWare)

Submitted by mark on Monday, Mar 9th 2009

With online distribution becoming increasingly viable for indie games, we're seeing all sorts of wacky shit coming down the pipeline. The bar has been set in recent years by The Behemoth's "Alien Hominid," a Newgrounds flash classic turned console and XBLA hit. With relatively little overhead, studios and individuals can turn out fiercely original games regardless of how insane their premises may sound.