The whole Cowboys and Aliens thing turned out to be a bust, maybe the Cowboys and Zombies thing will work out better. If you like the idea, then support sneakyzebra’s latest video project.

You wouldn’t want to run into this kid in a dark alley. While we actually don’t get to see too many of his Zui Quan fighting moves, he could definitely kick the crap out of you with one of his flips.

Looking for something cute and cuddly for your couch? These plush (and vocal) Aperture Science turrets won’t hate you – especially if you knock them over on their side. Out mid-December.

A documentary about male punk rockers (and other influencers of the culture) and their transition from being poster boys of anarchy to being the quintessential figures of authority – fathers.

The Lift is an adjustable t-strap that secures your luggage and provides multiple additional handles. Has a seatbelt-style buckle for easy attachment and removal and a front plate for luggage tags.

Last we heard from Police Academy’s (and Spaceballs‘) Michael Winslow, he was imitating typewriters. This time, he rocks out an incredible version of Zeppelin’s Whole Lotta Love.

You don’t have to be a fan of Gears of War to enjoy this wonderfully-made LEGO stop motion short by Kooberz Studios. Captures the grisly battles of the game without being too gory.

Who needs a sonic screwdriver when you got an oil pouch and pincers? Daleks? Zoidberg will literally have them for dinner. Then again, we not be safe with a nutcase for a Time Lord. WOOP WOOP!

Cast out by his village, the lonesome Fisher finds himself thrown into an unexpected, life-changing journey after a storm carries him to sea. Think Castaway, but animated, and no bony Tom Hanks.

Bite your tongue – literally – with these tasty and sickly gummy treats, arriving just in time for Halloween. Available in a variety of gnarly tongue shapes and flavors. More flavors here.

Kuat Racks’ Bottle Lock has a 5-foot-long braided steel cable coiled within itself and a small lockable compartment on the bottom; it fits into most standard holders on a bike. Available 11/1/2011.

Scandinavian drifter Kenneth “Fastkenny” Moen turned the LysgÃ¥rdsbakkene Ski Jumping Arena from a hill to a smoking volcano burning an insane amount of rubber going up its winding roads.

This dude looks like a model from a 1980s Sears catalog, but we still think the wall-mounted vertical chess set is pretty cool. Making your opponent stand on his head to play would be even better.

Hugo Strange psychoanalyzes Batman, a gallery of villains spew catchphrases and the Dark Knight starts a beatdown in the final trailer for Batman: Arkham City. Also, a split-second of Robin.

Its name might not roll off the tongue, but we’ll forgive any car that can crank out 1000hp, and looks as sick as this ride from automaker Genty. Only 15 will be made, and no, you can’t afford one.

Guinness Football Challenge’s crew claim they were just messing around and happened to catch some of Africa’s soccer greats showing off. We’re not sure it wasn’t staged, but it’s still impressive.

If you’re looking for the most practical timepiece, Nooka’s latest is not for you. But if you’re after eye-catching and unique accessories, the Zizm’s faceted crystal lens (and name) will do the trick.

William Monahan’s London Boulevard stars Colin Farrell as a man newly released from prison who falls in love with a reclusive young movie star and finds himself in a duel with a vicious gangster.

Minimal, but multifunctional laptop stands from Etsy seller GreenTunaDesign. The stands have a hole to help with cable management and a slot for an external keyboard. Can also be used as bookends.

Penguins are known for being charming, but we had no idea Chilly Willy could be so devious too. This particular guy goes around stealing rocks from the nests of other birds while they’re not looking.

(NSFW) The most awkward moment in game show history. The category? Things that you put in your mouth but don’t swallow. The outcome (pun not intended) says a lot about the show’s researchers.

Skateboarder Italo Romano can grind the rails, kick-flip and ride a pipe with the best of them. Oh, did we happen to mention that Italo doesn’t have legs? Truly inspiring stuff, Italo.

Director Alex Albrecht proves that you don’t need a big budget or top-notch special effects to make a good sci-fi flick. It’s the human element that makes a movie memorable, even if it’s about robots.