Awesome Videos

A bizarre recurring sketch from the short-lived Japanese late night comedy show Vermilion Pleasure Night, featuring actresses acting like dolls in stories as random as the ones kids make up.

YouTuber Wheezy Waiter spills some coffee on his camera, causing it to gain teleportation powers. Now that’s an origin story. Or is it? A well-edited use of the simplest of camera tricks.

A widow performs her final duties as a wife to her dead husband, who was a taxidermist. Watch in HD to appreciate the comic tragedy. A depressing, yet funny short film by Supinfocom Arles students.

We’ve already heard a few great covers of Adele’s powerful James Bond theme song, but none quite as rockin’ as Erock’s metal remix. We’ll have that martini shredded, not stirred.

It still really has nothing to do with Seinfeld, but the second episode of Matin Comedy’s Game of Thrones sitcom is still backed with laughter and applause at the most hilariously inappropriate moments.

This excerpt from an episode of Culture Japan shows the Eco Cycle underground bicycle parking lot. Customers get cards that are used to identify their bike, which machines can retrieve in seconds.

Devin Supertramp’s latest outing skips the back-to-nature feeling of his last clip, and this time goes for the FPS violence of Far Cry 3. The superimposed arm and blatant game shilling are a bit silly though.

An amusing stop-motion animation by Marcus and Hannes Knutsson starring Mario as he makes his way through the real world. Created frame-by-frame using Perler beads. Watch parts one and two.

An incredible video of the mammoth 712-foot-long MV Blue Marlin, a ship designed for shipping other smaller vessels. Watch this clip to see the equally impressive unloading process.

We’ve seen our share of incredible domino setups around here, but this is definitely not one of those times, as this little girl seemingly defies the laws of physics with her perfectly-aligned row of dominoes.

An impressive display of cardistry from Singapore card-manipulating trio The Virts, as they twirl Virtuoso’s elegant playing cards with style, grace and a little magic. (Thanks Huron!)

Inspired by this famous image, photographer Cy Kuckenbacker compressed five hours of landings at SAN down to just 30 seconds, by using the blue sky above to chroma-key each plane into the scene.

Similar to Plurality, Memorize is about a futuristic dystopia that uses cutting-edge technology to monitor crime. In this case it’s a chip embedded in all humans that records everything we see.

Movember is over, so unless you’re continuing on to participate in Decembeard, it’s time to take care of that hairy earthworm under your nostrils and put it out of its misery for the next 11 months.

An awesome hyperlapse – a time-lapse video with lots of pans and rotations – of Guangzhou city in China, showing both its modern and traditional sights. Made by zweizwei. Best watched full-screen.

(NSFW: Language) Anthony Richardson watches CPU games in NBA 2K13 – providing the play-by-play. Some things you should know about Anthony: he’s British and knows nothing about basketball.

YouTuber bignickbrother4 found a big spider in their house and decides to take it out using brass knuckles. Brass knuuuux dude. As it turns out, his real enemy is himself. And maybe now his mom.

Similar to their Praha gig, Radiohead’s 2011 concert at Roseland Ballroom in New York was shot from multiple angles by fans, with the audio provided by the band themselves. Torrent files at the link.

The sideways camera angle at the beginning of this clip might make you think this bear has anti-gravity powers, but he’s just got the power to please the crowd as he does tricks for a sip of soda.

KRE-O has been making a series of amusing stop-motion short films featuring their Transformers toys, centering around the Decepticons stealing Energon, and the Autobots getting sweet revenge.

(PG-13: Lyrics) Rapper Mac Lethal likes his food, and knows concertgoers can work up a big hunger. So at a recent concert, he decided to order in free pizza for his entire 500-person audience.

Jimmy Kimmel Live asked coffee lovers if they could tell the difference between regular coffee and Starbucks’ ridiculous $7 coffee. Except the test was twice as dumb as the previous iPhone prank.

Cinesaurus puts a more positive spin on the funny but morbid viral ad Dumb Ways to Die, making a song that stars the Curiosity rover and other geeky references. Let’s call it a constructive parody.