Orphaned through a random crime, Bruce appears to vent his anger by hurting other people. But he’s actually trying to acquit himself of his parents’ deaths, or die trying. Can he forget his past and learn to enjoy life?

If you’re wondering why we shared this, just keep watching. It’ll be all right. If on the other hand you’re actually interested in spray tan parties, well, you’ll keep watching. But remember: it’s not too late. To change. Not late. Change. Late.

Line 6’s AmpliFi is a solid state guitar amp and a Bluetooth speaker. Use the AmpliFi Remote iOS app to access nearly 200 tones and effects. You can chain up to eight effects and save and share your configurations. Available in 75W or 150W.

(Gore) Animator Fran Krause’s webcomic about people’s irrational fears and concerns. Some of them are silly and would make your grandparents disown you, but a good number are legitimately frightening in different ways.

Back in 2005, the American Film Institute presented their list of 100 best movie quotes. Designer Nathan Yau of Flowing Data turned the quotes into simple charts and put them into one large poster. You’re gonna need a bigger view.

This insanely intricate wood veneer box from Japan requires its owner to remember a sequence of exact steps in order to open it and access its contents. Unfortunately, it’s not impervious to sledgehammers.

Bad Lip Reading returns to incorrectly interpret players and coaches on the sidelines and the field. Funny thing is, some of the plays that QBs call sound like this. “Don’t hoard cat food! Star Wars typhoon! No more cartoons! No Kung Fu!”

Wanna make sure you remember something? Write a note on your favorite drink. GarageMonk sells blank waterproof vinyl stickers that you can write on with dry erase pens. Each pack comes with body and neck labels.

Tripp and Tyler imagine how face-to-face meetings would go if they were like online discussions. They forgot the part where one dude isn’t wearing any pants. And that at one point he secretly had someone else take his place.

Master Ken and his mustache show us the proper way to permanently disable your foes, with a quick and deadly neck break. It’s that part at the end that we clearly have been doing wrong all this time.

The Glyph is a mobile head-mounted display that doubles as a pair of headphones. It reflects 720p video directly to your retinas. It uses an HDMI input and lasts up to 3h per charge. Note that the Kickstarter reward is a beta unit.

(NSFW: Language) It seems like today’s local car commercials are all about how you can buy a car regardless of credit. But this 1960s TV spot features a salesman who’s mad as hell and isn’t going to take it anymore.

A mobile robot capable of turning any surface into a screen, KEECKER is controlled via smartphone to run apps, browse the web, play games and music or capture 360° video. It also provides home analytics and security.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of its Cobra FIA racing edition, Shelby American will be is taking orders for up to 50 made-to-order Shelby 289 FIA Cobras. The car will have a V8 engine and a lightweight aluminum or fiberglass chassis.

YouTuber Christopher Poole was digitizing videotapes from a trip to Japan back in 2006 when he rediscovered this drive-by video bomber. Looks like he just finished delivering a speech about his plan to take over the world.

(NSFW) Cyanide & Happiness envisions what the world would be like if every junk message we got was true. YOU MUST FORWARD THIS VIDEO TO 10 OF YOUR FRIENDS OR WE WILL MAKE YOU WATCH “NEWS” ABOUT JUSTIN BIEBER.

If you think visual effects are only used in science fiction and fantasy genres, check out the work that VFX studio Brainstorm Digital did for Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street. What’s even real anymore?

We’ve seen a trained polar bear; here are two trained grizzly bears. Doug Seus and his wife Lynne train grizzlies and other animals for film and TV. They also founded Vital Ground, an organization that protects wildlife habitats.

A widow’s son insists that the monster in his recurring nightmares is real. One day a book about that monster turns up in their house. The Babadook is an offshoot of writer and director Jennifer Kent’s short film Monster.

Because everything is a remix. Samplify is a meta-Shazam: it can identify the origin – both the original song and its artist – of samples used in a song (if any). Pick from your library or have it listen to the song playing around you.

YouTuber Rodd Scheinerman knew that his beagle Lucy was stealing food from their toaster oven, so he set up a camera and put some nuggets in the oven to see exactly how she does it. Good thing their house didn’t burn down.

Is your life filled with stress, brought on by the everyday challenges of relationships, work, and money? Tried self-help books and seminars only to find they don’t work? Pleated Jeans has a nice simple solution for you.

Crate Style’s family tree posters both decorate and educate. Their already available beer chart explains the countless varieties of brew, while the forthcoming whiskey chart schools us on distilled spirits from around the world.