Awesome Reddit

(PG-13) Tales From the Void is a limited horror anthology that brings six of the most famous horror stories from Reddit’s NoSleep community. While the subreddit has long since stopped being a place to share personal scary stories and is now more of an aspiring writer’s test bed, these one-shots still look intriguing. Premieres 10/13/24 on Screambox.

YouTuber micah created an application that takes arguments posted in the comments on Reddit, and turns them into courtroom arguments in the video game Ace Attorney. You can generate your own by hitting a comment thread with !objectionbot on the end, or download the Python source code on Github.

Reddit newbie MaggieePearl asked her boyfriend Jason Velasquez for advice on how to best interact with the unforgiving world of the link-sharing platform, and rather than just walk her through a few tips on Reddit etiquette, he made this video instead.

“Every bag of chips is family size… if you’re an orphan.” Nick Offerman presents another reading from Reddit’s Shower Thoughts. Nick joins Attenborough, Stewart, and Jones, and Freeman in the club of people who can read the phonebook and make it sound interesting.

After educating us on several other popular websites and apps, Squirrel Monkey’s VHS-quality series demonstrates Reddit in all its ’80s glory. We wonder what The Awesomer would have been like back then. Also, never open a file called “REDDIT.EXE”

Actor Nick Offerman quotes some of the funniest contributions to Reddit’s Shower Thoughts, a subreddit about, well, things that people come to think about in the shower. That last thought? Best thought.

A documentary about the short and tragic life of Reddit developer Aaron Swartz, whose activism to promote open data and free speech were met with persecution, and who ultimately took his own life after losing his battle with depression.