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(PG-13: Language) Sick of people asking what the heck happened to him over the years, a man makes a passive-aggressive PowerPoint presentation to point out the broken parts of his body. How we wish Jeremy Hotz did the narration instead.

Darth Blender mixed up footage from the old Saturday morning Super Friends cartoon series with the audio from the trailer for Justice League, and it works perfectly. In fact, we’d much rather watch this than another dark and depressing Zack Snyder flick.

With a little editing and some upbeat music and narration, CineFix turned The Silence of the Lambs into a happy romantic comedy, proving yet again that we can never trust what we see in trailers. The only thing it’s missing is a grand wedding between Clarice and Hannibal.

If the fearsome Xenomorph warrior isn’t scary enough to deter your household cookie fiends, maybe it’s time to hit them with a disgusting double whammy. This 9″ tall cookie jar is shaped like a Xenomorph egg, while its lid is guarded by a facehugger.

“I think more people should adopt this way of life… I’m creating jobs, and it’s good for the economy.” Big Red Button’s hilarious short film introduces us to a man who decides to forgo material possessions, and instead spends all of his money on a staff to do his bidding.

Backyard engineer Peter Sripol turned a NERF rifle into a souped-up airsoft gun with a fairly large barrel. Then he loaded the gun with all sorts of improvised projectiles, such as AA batteries, 6″ nails, and fireworks. This guy’s going to be just fine in the apocalypse.

The protagonist in Nick Black’s darkly comic claymation short sets out to answer the divisive question: “Which came first – the chicken or the egg?” Unfortunately, his proposed experiment to solve the perplexing riddle has unintended consequences.

(PG-13: Language, SPOILERS) Wisecrack argues that Rick’s obsession with szechuan sauce is no bombshell. Instead, it’s merely another display of the show’s advocacy of Albert Camus’ brand of absurdism: existence is meaningless, and trying to find meaning is a fool’s errand.

To celebrate the relaunch of Mystery Science Theater 3000, Jonah, Crow, and Tom Servo riffed on another Netflix hit. It’s weird to see them making fun of something good, but that just gives them plenty of new opportunities if they ever, god forbid, run out of bad movies.

Saturday Night Live and guest host Jimmy Fallon imagine a high tech shirt to help us deal with embarrassing public situations. DJ Snake and Lil Jon’s played-out build up somehow makes the skit even funnier.

People are Awesome put together this hilarious “wins vs. fails” compilation which compares some praiseworthy human feats against their groanworthy counterparts from FailArmy. We’re giving the official booby prize to the guy with the broomstick on the trampoline.

(PG-13) “Bitch that phrase don’t make no sense why can’t fruit be compared?!” With the help of Giant Propeller, Lil Dicky finally released a music video for one of the best tracks on 2015’s Professional Rapper. It’s about LD and his brain being dumbfounded by his date’s beliefs.

(SPOILERS) “Do you hear the Wolverine? Finally finished with the fight. All of his stabbing of the people who do not know wrong from right.” How It Should Have Ended suggests that Hugh Jackman’s last portrayal of Wolverine should have ended as Les Miserables.

The perfect coffee mug for workplaces that frown on swearing. After all, this ceramic mug doesn’t say anything rude at all. Just three random letters, along with a handle shaped like an “F.” Yup, that’s how you can explain this one to your boss.

Aldo “Weird Trailer” Jones chopped up some footage from the teaser trailer for Thor: Ragnarok to reveal exactly how the buff Avenger loses his flowing blonde locks, and ends up with short hair by the end of the clip.

Drummer David Dockery is back with another rhythmic reinterpretation of a classic scene. This time, he transposed the dialogue from the famous fizzy lifting drink argument from Willy Wonka into a drumbeat. Listen to the beat without the voices here. “I said GOOD DAY!”

(PG-13: Language) “Air Traffic Control. I don’t know who’s on this frequency but you really need to – ” “SOMEBODY JUST JUMPED OUT OF THE F***ING HELICOPTER” Bill Burr shares an animated version of his helicopter story from his 2014 special I’m Sorry You Feel That Way.

The DVD release of the excellent anime Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood contains a series of non-canonical and lighthearted side episodes. One of them is this parody of Jugemu, a Japanese oral folktale that has a hilariously stupid premise.

YouTuber Ryan Kotzin shows us that you don’t need a laser pointer to amuse and distract a cat. All you need is a piece of paper with a moving eye illusion printed on it. Cat, if you think that’s freaky, wait ’til you try it on catnip.

Luke Skywalker speaks and toys with his young padawan in Mark Hamill and Daisy Ridley’s promotion for the annual Star Wars UNICEF fundraiser. Donate at least $10, and get a chance to spend a day at Skywalker Ranch, visit the set of the Han Solo movie, and more.

Toys instrument band The Wackids cover Rage Against the Machine’s Killing in the Name Of the only way they know. We get that they’re just having fun, but they should try using Rick Syers’ tiny drum set for more range.

“We all look forward to your message to the world in this momentous occasion.” An astronaut prepares for a historic trip. Everything is in order, except for one thing. This short could’ve been half as long and twice as funny with a better script, but it’s still a neat joke.

(SPOILERS) Screen Junkies roasts Star Wars’ 200-million-dollar plot filler. Rogue One is the most exciting movie based on copying a file, despite the fact that Bodhi already managed to escape with a thumb dri– you know what? Vader made it all worth it.

A wonderfully weird 1983 episode of Family Feud in which the reunited cast members of Gilligan’s Island took on the reunited cast of Batman for charity. Is it just us, or did all the actors on Gilligan’s Island just play themselves?

After discovering the hydraulic crimping machines at Lillbacka Powerco, the guys from Beyond the Press decided to subject a whole bunch of balls to the deadly force of one of these impressive machines. The rubber band ball was particularly satisfying.