When you hear someone say “turn it up to eleven,” that is likely a reference to the scene in the 1984 movie This Is Spinal Tap in which guitarist Nigel Tufnel shows off his special Marshall amplifier with volume dials that goes to eleven, indicating that it’s louder than anyone else’s amp. The producers got […]
A fantastic metal cover of The Neverending Story theme by Youtuber and electric guitar player extraordinaire 331Erock. From 33Erock: Long time coming haha. You youngsters dont even KNOW about The Neverending Story, which is why my love for Stranger Things is so great. Hits me in all the sweet spots. [331Erock]
Malaysian artist Adly Syairi Ramly has re-created 20 famous bands using LEGO minifigs, and I have to say, the result is quite convincing! [wordads] [wordads] [Adly Syairi Ramly]
From Bellowphone: I demonstrate the sound of my most recent skweeze-ball instrument with a song from Mozart’s Magic Flute. [bellowphone | Via BoingBoing]
There are plenty of ways that filmmakers and studios curb the content of their work to appeal to as large an audience as possible. Regardless, there are still some theaters that choose not to show certain films for a variety of reasons, whether they be moral, fiscal, or logistical. Here are a just a few […]
Even thought the bar is really low, Alita: Battle Angel is undoubtedly the best cinematic adaptation of a manga that was ever produced by Hollywood. It’s not perfect, but it is good! [Screen Junkies]
Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man had one desire: Pizza Time! [schmoyoho]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCCBOqxYjto Here is the hilarious full gag reel included in the home release of Avengers: Endgame. Enjoy! [Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Endgame (With Bonus)]
Japanese company Otome Yusha has recently unveiled a new and rather creepy product: The “Boyfriend Hug Speakers.” These bluetooth speakers are nestled inside a pair of muscled arms that simulate a warm hug when worn. Seriously, who needs a boyfriend when you can have something like this comforting you? For now, the “Hero of Maiden […]
This is a screen test (below) from 1976 with Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill. According to Hamill, it was the first time two had met, and they hadn’t seen a full script for Star Wars yet. Their chemistry was fine, but Hamill was portraying a shy young man who was out of his depth. He […]