Archive for March, 2007
Rem Lezar in Central Park
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Rem Lezar is a super hero with blue hair who can sing, dance, and occasionally fight crime when he’s not busy hanging out with children. |
Mr. Sprinkles
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“Saw it was raining yesterday…” Mr. Sprinkles is but one of several new mini-pilots from Acceptable.tv and if you ask me, it was easily the best one out of the first episode. |
Carl Sagan - We Are One Planet
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“We have heard the rationales offered by the superpowers. We know who speaks for the nations; but who speaks for the human species? Who speaks for earth?” |
Flash Gordon - Football Fight
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If this isn’t the single greatest football scene in any science fiction movie to feature midgets, then I certainly don’t know what is. |
King Missile - Detachable Penis
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“I woke up this morning with a bad hangover and my penis was missing again. This happens all the time, it’s detachable.” |
Chage and Aska - On Your Mark
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As far as I know, this is the only music video ever by Hayao Miyazaki. I’m not crazy about the song but the animation is outstanding. |
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
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“Large møøse on the left hand side of the screen in the third scene from the end, given a thorough grounding in Latin, French and “O” Level” |
What Do Movie Ratings Mean?
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From This Film Is Not Yet Rated, here is a short explanation of the Motion Picture Association of America’s rating system. |
Scratch
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If you want to learn about the fascinating history of Hip-Hop DJs and the art of spinning wax, look no further than this excellent documentary. |
The Dirdy Birdy
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The director of this classic 90’s short is John R. Dilworth who later went on to create Courage, the Cowardly Dog for the Cartoon Network. |
Forbidden Zone - Bim Bam Boom
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Frenchy takes a sudden, unexpected trip into the Sixth Dimension and then some pugilists perform a musical number in this film from The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo. |
The Nine Lives Of Fritz The Cat
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“Doesn’t it fill you with joy? The unfettered exuberance, the lust for life? It makes you… wanna drop your phony inhibitions and love your fellow man? Or brother, maybe. Doesn’t it?” |
Invisible Hands
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Liquid Television was one of my absolute favorite shows in the 90’s, and this segment by Richard Sala was something I always really appreciated because of it’s distinctive stylings. |
The Video Game Revolution
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Here’s a PBS doc by gamers, for gamers and it charts the history of the industry. There is also a companion website that is worth checking out. |
ExoSquad - No Surender
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“It was a golden age for all mankind. Using the incredible exoskeletons called E-frames, we had successfully terraformed Venus and Mars, and were now poised to move on to the Outer Planets. Suddenly, it all ended. “ |
InSoc - I Like the Way You Werk It
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Well here it is, at last! The new video from Information Society created by yours truly. I want to thank all the fans out there who submitted clips for this. Please Digg it! |