Episode one in an upcoming series created by Matt Burniston, who sez:
Set in the shadows of a gritty underworld, a war is brewing. The Mega Plush, a group of four plush toy vigilantes, are struggling against the uprising of the SOC (Society of Chimps) army. Good vs evil. Bear vs sock monkey. The question is “who has the stuffing to survive?”
A parody of T2: Judgement Day by Husky Jackal Theatre Company of Nashville Tennessee what sez:
We adhered to strict guidelines regarding the usage of Shakespeare’s works. Each line and phrase is taken directly from folios printed by or before 1685, and many extended sections of dialogue are composed of individual lines from separate works. Only proper nouns and pronouns were subject to change, as dictated by the plot. In these instances, all proper nouns are supplanted only by pronouns or other proper nouns, and all pronouns by other pronouns. In some cases, corresponding verb tenses are modified. These practices enabled us to accurately retell the story of Terminator 2: Judgment Day while remaining true to the words of Shakespeare in form (if less so in intent).
Currently overfunded on Kickstarter, the company has already staged the complete performance and will release a DVD this November.
A complete unboxing and satisfying how-to guide to the sweet-ass Japanese dessert of your dreams.
Available via Amazon Japan for ¥1191 (€8.75)
https://vimeo.com/74610703
When a genetic experiment goes wrong, amateur scientist Doug’s pup is transformed into a huge mutant.
An impressive and lively graduation film by final year students Damien Guimoneau, Marlène Ranchon, Julien Jupille and Pierre-Gil Franc of Bellecour Ecoles D’art.
(Thanks Damien Guimoneau)
Every Young Man’s Battle: The Movie – a confusing and slightly alarming message of hope for hairy-palmed young Christians.
Spanish audiovisual producers MyLapse use a technique that turns timelapse footage into moving kaleidoscopic images.
Here, they apply it to the architecture of Barcelona.
Related: Eye Candy: Mirror City
Filmmaker and borough-man Francesco Paciocco’s vibey whistle stop tour of the faces and places of more than 20 Brooklyn neighbourhoods, from Bay Ridge to Williamsburg.
A promo clip from Youtube crossovers Key and Peele‘s new series on Comedy Central.
A freestyle rapper’s attempt to challenge the reigning champion goes off the rails when his crew experiences some internal conflict.
You’ve seen the one with the two doormen discussing ‘Liam Neesons and Bruce Willy’, right?
No? Watch this.
Such is the power of Heisenberg that, when ‘Granite State’ – the penultimate episode of the series – referenced a fictional article in The New York Times by Andrew Ross Sorkin concerning Walter White’s link with Gray Matter Industries, Andrew Ross Sorkin of the actual New York Times wrote the ‘article’.
Little known except to a small cadre of industry insiders, the Schwartzes have been scrambling in recent weeks to keep a long-running secret from being revealed. Gray Matter’s stock has sunk over the last week as speculation has mounted that the company could be tied to a drug kingpin in Albuquerque who has made national headlines: Walter White, the former chemistry teacher turned international methamphetamine dealer known as “Heisenberg.”
READ ON: Breaking Bad: The Grey Matter Of Charity (New York Times)
SPOILER ALERT: Boing Boing’s review of ‘Granite State’.
