(PG-13: Language) A “second-rate” scientist is asked to man an underground research facility, alone but for a test subject with a gruesome disease. John Lynch’s short film reveals its hand too easily, but its setting and tone make it worth watching.

Etsy artist Juan Hidalgo uses precious materials like gold, diamond and emerald to make wedding rings inspired by geeky franchises, like this awesome pair based on R2-D2 and C-3PO. They also have Stargate, Transformers, Pokémon and The Legend of Zelda rings.

“I’ll be your old broken TV, your stuttering baby, your puppy when nobody’s home.” Rising indie pop star Jay Som charms NPR Music. She played The Bus Song, Baybee, Lipstick Stains (all from her new album Everybody Works) and I Think You’re Alright.

Fender’s new Bluetooth speakers were inspired by the company’s beloved ’68 Custom amplifiers. The Monterey is a 120W speaker with 3.5mm and RCA inputs. The Newport on the other hand is a portable 30W speaker that with 3.5mm input and a USB charging port.

(PG-13, SPOILERS) “See, Wade comes from the ‘hood. So he straight obsessed with getting Halliday’s cash money.” Sparky Sweets – the teacher who puts the lit in literature – sums up the story, themes and questions presented by Ernest Cline’s hit young adult novel.

Dream Arcades’ retro console comes with emulators for more than 24 classic systems, from the Atari 2600 to the N64. But since it’s actually a custom mini Windows 10 PC, you can also use it to stream media, play games from Steam and GOG, and more.

It’s not the live-action sequel we’ve been hoping for, but this CGI animated feature has plenty of cheesy dialogue, Casper Van Diem, and way more bugs than Paul Verhoeven’s 1997 original. It’s in theaters for a one-night-only showing on 8/21, then hits digital and Blu-ray.

Mondo’s upcoming art book is a back catalog of its highly sought-after movie posters. The book includes prints of Olly Moss’ posters for the Star Wars trilogy, Francesco Francavilla’s Clash of the Titans piece, Laurent Durieux’s subtle Jaws poster and many more.

World Chase Tag combines the classic children’s game with parkour and an obstacle-filled stage to create short bursts of intense action. Teams of traceurs take turns trying to evade their opponent until time runs out or they reach the target score.

Vehicle maker Honda and a team of talented artists pay tribute to the creativity and effort that goes into the production of modern motion pictures, peeling back the layers of the visual effects onion, and reminding us how little of what we see on screen these days is real.

The staff at TA is hanging a little looser now that Maui Jim is in the house. Their prescription-friendly Eh Brah offering with neutral grey super thin glass lens is fetching and elegant, while giving us superb light reduction, abundant color and crisp contrast. (Thanks Eric!)

A versatile and durable demolition tool, this 8.5 pound forged steel pry bar provides tons of leverage, and has a two-tiered jaw for grabbing frame and deck boards, a large nail puller, and a sledgehammer face for striking. Measures 30″ long, and has a textured rubber grip.

We’ve already seen Bob Belcher turn up on Archer, but Simon Chong really wanted to see the opposite happen. So he spent months drawing, animating, and carefully selecting dialogue from the shows to make it all come together. You know, that’s how you get ants.

From filmmaker Guillermo del Toro comes an original story about an unusual love. Set in 1963, The Shape of Water is about a mute cleaning lady who befriends an amphibious creature that’s being held captive by the government. Premieres 12/8/17.

Trekkies who prefer to rum and fruit juice cocktails to Romulan ale will be thrilled with this awesome set of tiki glasses, inspired by The Original Series. The set of 14oz. ceramic tikis includes likenesses of Captain Kirk, Dr. McCoy, a Gorn, a Klingon, Mr. Spock, and a Mugato.

The new Regal GS is unlike any Buick we’ve seen before. It’s got dynamic looks, and packs a 3.6L V6 with 310 hp, standard all-wheel drive with the ability to adjust rear wheel torque, an adaptive suspension, and a sporty new interior with heated, cooled, and massaging front seats.

Humble Bundle teamed up with Telltale Games once again for a pay what you want bundle. This time the deal includes the company’s latest hits, such as Batman, Minecraft Story Mode and The Walking Dead: Michonne. You get $275 worth of games for just $15.

Hotline Miami meets Viscera Cleanup Detail and the ’70s in this fast-paced 2D stealth game. You play as a cleaner hired by criminals to get rid of dead bodies and other pieces of evidence. It also has bonus stages inspired by classic ’70s movies. Now on PC, Xbox One and PS4.

Animator Matthew Darragh’s sweet and playful short film is a sort of lighthearted version of Castaway. But instead of becoming pals with a volleyball, our protagonist falls deeply and madly in love with a tree branch.

Make It Extreme doesn’t like drones spying on them, so they decided to do something about it, and fabricated an anti-aircraft weapon that uses compressed air to launch a net, ensnaring any pesky drones in its webbing. It seems a bit complicated, but it does the job quite nicely.

The Chameleon Pack comes with a collapsible chair frame and uses the bag itself as a backrest. It has a unique 5-way zipper system to make it easier to unfold and to get to your stuff. It also comes with two drawstring bags that can be used on their own.

Mike Boyd is an engineer, but he swears he’s never used a 3D printer until he made this video. It’s heartening to see that you can go from knowing nothing about the technology to making model rockets in just a few hours.

Halt, Resistance! NECA’s action figure two-pack features the 7″ tall EndoCop and his best bud, the Terminator Dog. The figures were inspired by Frank Miller and Walter Simonson’s RoboCop vs. The Terminator comic books.