Awesome Videos

A concept web series from Corridor Digital about cutthroat bandits trying to survive in a world where a virus wiped out most of humanity. And it’s about to get much, much worse.

We’re not sure why this cat is so fascinated with the blades of this ceiling fan, but we’re not really sure why cats do anything they do. Ultimately, the fan has the last laugh this time.

Neptune Canada was shooting underwater footage in the Pacific off of Vancouver when they spotted this unusual jellyfish-like creature, which transformed itself into an awfully familiar shape.

The Sauber F1 team cutoff an entire Formula One car lengthwise – guts and all – to give a detailed view of how its parts are arranged. It also reveals that F1 drivers cannot have ticklish butts.

(NSFW: Language) Samuel L. Jackson is calm and composed as Mace Windu, but YouTuber ColbyCornish shows he’s more awesome playing Darth Vader with his trademark furious anger.

You’ll have to sit through about 13 seconds of a Marcia Cross interview for this one, but the payoff is priceless, as some guy in this show’s audience takes advantage the second the camera is on him.

As if parallel parking wasn’t difficult enough, watch as Han Yue crams a Mini in-between two others leaving a space just 5.91 inches longer than the car in one fell swoop, blowing away this guy’s record.

YouTuber Bangakang and his friends filled a large and ratty chest with chocolate gold coins, buried it in Venice Beach in the middle of the night and then “discovered” it the next day.

Ghosts are among the best when it comes to black ops missions, but what happens if one of them decides to lead an ordinary life? Almost exactly the same thing, only with less killing.

Whether you call it soccer or football, you know when a player scores a goal, they can get pretty hyped up. Here’s what might happen if Michael Bay got to direct sports broadcasts. (Thanks Wayne!)

Peter Schneider’s compilation of some of the infamous children from horror flicks. Schneider omitted a lot of other examples, but there’s more than enough here to give us nightmares tonight.

Lee Hardcastle sums up the breakout action movie The Raid using clay. And cats. In case you’re not familiar with Hardcastle’s work, don’t worry: all the gore and action is still there. Plus cats.

We always thought serving cotton candy was a pretty basic task, but this street performer does it with flair, entertaining the crowd as he cranks out the wispy treat to the tunes of Michael Jackson.

(NSFW: Language) Garfunkel and Oates sing a song about two different versions of the same woman. Insert your gender, naive age and cynical age and it’ll probably be a caricature of you.

Test footage of the European Commission’s Safe Road Trains for the Environment (SARTRE). It involves a platoon of cars running without help from human drivers, save for the lead vehicle.

If you think this pistol is ridiculous, take a look at this 12 gauge shotgun that is fired like a compound bow. We’d say more about the poor video quality, but these folks have a shotgun, so. No.

Kermit tries to eat Amy Adams, Statler and Waldorf are caught sleeping and a robot blurts out “Chill, fools” in the “longest blooper reel ever.” At least in Muppet history. Probably.

There is a line between adorable and creepy, and this joey slowly bursting emerging out of its mom’s pouch is straddling that line. In case you’re a koala, we mean no offense. Please don’t hurt us.

(Gore) A short film inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s short story The Tell-Tale Heart. Despite its excessive preamble, Ryan Connoly’s film provides a gripping tale about guilt. DVD/Blu-ray here.

Color Me Rad is a secular version of the Festival of Colors. It’s a 5 kilometer marathon held across the United States where participants are regularly doused with brightly colored corn starch.

The Planet Earth Live crew have been covering these meerkats for so long that the animals have gotten used to them. We can’t help but think of the observer effect, but let’s not ruin things.

Mike Massé and his bandmates might be playing at a pizza parlor, but that doesn’t mean they can’t blow our minds with this amazing spot-on cover of Blind Melon’s moving classic No Rain. More here.

A compilation of slow motion footage of various athletes and competitors doing what they do best, assembled by YouTuber Grégory Villien. The song is Adagio in D Minor by John Murphy.