I’m not sure why I found this video so entertaining. Still, there’s something so ridiculous when the pizza gets thrown.

Someone took the time to capture “almost” every death from every Friday the 13th movie and cut them in chronological order for your viewing pleasure. “Friday the 13th: In 7 Minutes”.

The Chaser (Australia’s version of The Onion) made the news twice last week with their TV show:

An Australian kid duped Youtube into removing Chaser clips and one of the Chaser hosts got close to Hillary Clinton.

Here’s one of their skits goofing on the words ‘Al-Qaeda’ and ‘terrorist’ and here is Hillary Clinton on the Chaser:

Watch the video for The Zimmers’ version of “My Generation”. The kicker here is that they’re all elderly, the singer is 90 for God’s sake. Nice.

If you didn’t see Grindhouse over the weekend (and judging by the numbers, most of you didn’t), here’s one of the trailers that are shown during intermission. Eli Roth directed this one, “Thanksgiving”. This video is NOT safe for work.

(Link fixed, thanks Paul)

Whats Opera, Doc? still stands as one of the best cartoons ever made. In my opinion of course. Go here for an analysis of the Wagner music used throughout.

Well done fake movie trailer, but really only entertaining at all to people who play World of Warcraft.

Carnival of Scams, top 4 fairground cons. Watch video of how some of the most common ones are done.

If you don’t have Showtime (like me) but still want to see the television version of NPR’s This American Life, check out the first episode online for free. It was really good, I’m hoping for a DVD at the end of season one.

I have a rough copy of Turkish Star Wars but found a better one on Google Video. This version has English subtitles and I’m not sure if I like it more with or without. If you’ve never seen the ridiculousness that is this movie then you have to at least flip to the fight scenes. The download link on Free Movies Cinema isn’t currently working, but I’m hoping for a fix. The sites that let you download Google Videos never seem to work well for me.

Disclose.tv, it’s Youtube for those interested in the paranormal and for the just plain paranoid.

One of my favorite movies of all time gets the Archive.org treatment. Fritz Lang’s “M” is available for streaming or downloading in various formats. I still swear by the Criterion version, but I am a big dork so keep that in mind.

Video Glath has quite a few good shows to stream with favorites being “Penn and Teller: Bullshit!”, “Robot Chicken” and “Family Guy”. Watch ‘em while they last.

Did you know Estus Pirkle (he of the “Communism Is Good” samples that Negativland loved to use) was involved in films? “If Footmen Tire You, What Will Horses Do?” is particularly amazing. Remember, dancing is evil and communists are taking over!

Greylodge is full of interesting films to download via torrents.

View movie trailers you might have missed. Some good, upcoming choices in there.

Available on Google Video: Lenny Bruce – Swear to Tell the Truth, a documentary narrarated by Robert De Niro. A related video is the last interview of Bill Hicks, also worth a watch.

There’s a teaser trailer up for the television version of This American Life and it definitely put to rest any fears I had of this being translated from radio to tv. Looks great. Hit up the main website or watch in either Quicktime or Windows Media Player.

The documentary “Brain Man” is great. I’ll let the Google Video description sum it up: Daniel T. is a “super brain.” He can calculate numbers to hundreds of decimal points in seconds and learn new languages in a week. Through a series of real world challenges and complex number problems, Daniel’s amazing abilities are demonstrated. If you’re still interested in the subject when you’re done, I recommend this documentary on “The Real Rain Man”.

I was amazed that a show called Heil Honey I’m Home! could be greenlit, yet here it is in Youtube glory. If you make it through part 1 then check out part 2.