(PG-13) Tech companies have made us hate the term “AI” so much with their unbridled bandwagoning. Thankfully, Matt Rose reminds us that this stuff is also an endless factory of comedy. He made a video compiling some of the hilarious creations of the inspirational quote parody generator InspiroBot. “Depression is intense, but so are you” is legit, though.

If you’ve never tried a Maryland-style rye whiskey, there’s no better place to start than with Sagamore Spirit Rye Whiskey with baking spices and fruit notes. It’s a meticulously crafted spirit with a harmonious blend of high and low rye mash bills, making it a sound choice for sipping neat or mixing cocktails.

My eyes are blind, but I can see… somebody’s watching me. Mashup artist Bill McClintock masterfully combined Rockwell f/Michael Jackson’s 1984 hit Somebody’s Watching Me with Black Sabbath’s tracks Snowblind and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. This makes us want a Crazy Train/Thriller combo now.

This TSA-compliant multitool is the perfect pocket companion wherever your travels take you. The GT-1 packs a 1/4″ bit driver, a wire stripper, a pry bar/screwdriver, a hex wrench, files, a scraper, a nail puller, and more. Its folding design keeps it small and increases leverage when opened. An optional clip adds bit storage, a compass, and a bubble level.

If you dump a bunch of dice into a jar, they’ll just land in random positions. But if you jiggle the jar while spinning it, they will eventually work their way into orderly layers, filling in all the gaps. The Action Lab’s physics lesson explains the entropic forces at work that encourage objects to organize themselves.

Writer/Director Robert Eggers (The Lighthouse) offers his dark take on this classic monster story about a terrifying vampire and the young woman he becomes obsessed with. The film’s star-studded cast includes Bill Skarsgård, Nicholas Hoult, Lily-Rose Depp, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Emma Corrin, and Willem Dafoe. This creepy holiday gift lands in theaters 12.25.24.

This small tool could save your life in a car accident. The Lifehammer features a spring-loaded safety hammer with a ceramic tip to easily break safety glass, plus a razor-sharp seatbelt cutter. It comes with a stick-on holster so you can mount it on your car door, the side of your seat, or on your center console.

The sun isn’t yellow. Bulls don’t hate the color red. Touching frogs won’t give you warts. These are but a few of the common misconceptions that The Paint Explainer quickly shoots down in his latest video. He managed to cram 57 of these misbeliefs into just six minutes, but if you’re craving more, be sure to check out part one.

Want some cold drinks on your hike, but don’t want to lug around a big cooler? Wren’s sturdy PVC sling bag is just the right size for a six pack with enough room to stash some candy bars. It has a waterproof roll-top opening, and a front mesh pouch for carrying small items like sunglasses or your keys. Available in Field Green or Storm Blue.

Imagine what it might be like if a bunch of monsters came to town and started stomping around. MetaBall Studios takes to the streets with their latest size comparison video, giving us a sense of scale as various fictional monsters invade Earth and wreak havoc on the place. Once they start getting 30 feet tall or more, they can’t help but destroy the place.

This portable lantern has a collapsible shade and folding legs, so it takes up less space in your backpack. Its tripod legs double as hanging hooks, and you can remove its shade for spotlight mode. The lantern’s LED light source outputs 300 lumens and is powered by three AAA batteries.

In this sci-fi short film, a young woman starts cheating on her app-arranged boyfriend with her home’s robotic assistant. When her parents sense that something is going on between them, they try to trade in the robot for a new model. Filmmaker Joe Picozzi’s Computer Love explores our growing reliance on technology for social interaction.

For some reason, we assumed that those giant bells found in clock towers and churches were all made years ago. But this factory in Austria still makes them. TEKNIQ takes us inside the Grassmayr Foundry to see how they produce some of their big bells. The foundry has been making bells since 1599, including the world’s largest ringing church bell.

The latest in Fujifilm’s instant camera lineup shoots 2.4″ x 3.9″ prints on 3.4 x 4.3″ sheets of film. The chunky sage green camera has a retractable 95mm f/14 lens, two range focus zones, and automatically adjusts its exposure and shutter. It’s also got a self-timer, a built-in flash, and an optical viewfinder. Be sure to grab plenty of film cartridges, too.

These playful playing cards from Kings Wild Project feature a design inspired by a box of crayons. Their packaging looks like a vintage Crayola box, while the face cards and suit markers appear to have been colored in with crayons. The deck also includes a photorealistic card that looks like seven crayons to stack at the top of your deck.

Machenike’s latest mechanical keyboard features a customizable LED matrix at its top that can display animations. It features a compact 84-key layout with quality Gateron switches and see-through keycaps with colorful RGB backlighting. It’s also got a volume dial and a small LCD TFT screen that can show a clock and configuration details.