The poster for Jackie Chan’s “Spy Next Door” was released this month. I have a soft spot for red-lit PG action posters.





If you’re watching this Father Larry, just tell me how many Hail Marys I owe you now.
Total Recall is one of my favorite action movies, so imagine my excitement when someone managed to capture the subtlety of its dystopian themes in a mere 3 1/2-minutes.
“Kuatto lives!” —The Resistance

“If he was so ‘great,’ what the hell was he doing in Long Island?”
Classic Titles Made Sarcastic With Quotation Marks, a new post from me on CollegeHumor.
CollegeHumor’s crack video team found this “oddly satisfying,” 6-minute video of people silently doing completely random things with household items. If the measuring cups being thrown at sheet metal don’t grab you, the shaving cream on welding mask will.

“I really believe the Terminator franchise has only begun to plumb the depths of questioning the human condition during awesome stunts.”
Buffy the Vampire slayer creator Joss Whedon has written an open letter to the owners of the Terminator franchise, offering $10,000 for the rights and offering advice on how to improve the series — clearly taking a cue from me and Jeff Rubin’s open letter on how to improve Whedon-based board games.
Scott Gairnder, whose very funny sketches normally come months apart, is releasing a new video every monday in November. It’s like March Madness, except not in March. And with people being thrown over ledges instead of college basketball games.
This was the last time the Beatles let Ringo produce a concert.
One of my favorite random web videos CollegeHumor’s featured in a while. Where did the VentriloChoir come from? Apparently they were a recurring feature of Late Night in Conan O’Brien’s earlier days. The choir was seen by a Hungarian TV producer, who had them flown to Budapest to sing his favorite song. This was in the pre-YouTube era, meaning Conan 15 years ago was doing stuff on TV so bizzare it makes for perfect Internet video today.