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In Stranger Things the love story of Steve and Nancy is one of boy meets girl, boy and girl end up fighting a monster from an alternate dimension.
Meaning it’s unlike most high school flings in small towns across America. In this fun trailer from Netflix they imagine the Steve and Nancy subplot as though it was its own show.
The current series of Netflix hit Narcos follows the Cali cartel and their rise to Colombian drug overlords.
In the power vacuum left by the death of Pablo Escobar, the ‘four kings’ Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, his brother Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela, Pacho Herrera, and Chepe Santacruz Londono took his place.
If you’ve seen the Thor: Ragnarok you’ll know the movie, directed by Taika Waititi, looks like nothing else from the MCU.
It does look like it owes some of its tone to Flash Gordon though, and in that vein Nerdist have reimagined the trailer for Marvel movie as a fun, cheesy trailer from 1987.
In this brilliant mock trailer for Westeros: The Series Game of Thrones is re-imagined as if it was taking place in modern times.
The fan made video cleverly updates the world of the seven kingdoms, where dragons fly over skyscrapers and the Lannisters speeches are broadcast on live TV.
Ryan Reynolds is undeniably great as Deadpool and Wade Wilson, but that’s not to say other actors might not be up to the task.
And with that in mind how about propa nawtie cockney Danny Dyer as the merc with a mouth? That’s what’s happened in this very funny redub.
Remix artist Eclectic Method has made a very catchy tune out of the sound effects from George Lucas and Steven Spielberg’s classic Indiana Jones movies (even, yes, Kingdom of Skulls).
The remix artist explains how the sound design is made by Ben Burtt who also did Star Wars, noting how a plane engine sound from Indiana Jones sounds a lot like a laser in Star Wars.
Vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Leo Moracchioli from Frog Leap Studios does an epic heavy metal version of the iconic theme song from The Simpsons.
It follows on from his last heavy metal cover version of a TV show song, which was a remake of the Friends theme song. This one is definitely one of his best though.
You’ve probably sat through tons of movie car chases, but you might not have seen one mapped out before, which is exactly what happens here.
Using the opening car chase form Edgar Wright’s Bay Driver Vox plot it out on the Atlanta streets where it was filmed, following pretty much the course that Baby, the driver in the film, follows.
