Amazing Poster for Kubrick Movies

Check out these amazing looking posters for our favorite Kubrick movies by Tracie Ching:

For more cool posters: http://www.tracieching.com/

The Frame - Trailer

Here is the trailer for The Frame, a new movie by Jamin Winans, the director of Ink, which was an exceptionally well done low budget action/fantasy. Ink was an indie hit so this time around Jamin had a bigger budget and more possibilities. Judging by the trailer he made yet another interesting film:

Hyperlapse

It's been a while since I've seen anything really interesting and new on the "filming" scene, now here is a great idea and execution, a software which creates amazing looking steady cam like videos from your go-pro footage, check it out:

Atari: Game Over Trailer

The AVGN movie is coming out in a few months with a story revolving around the mystical landfill where thousands of E.T. cartridges can be found. For years this was an urban legend, there was no real information out there about this. So this year next to the AVGN movie we get a documentary about Atari's demise and the magical landfill, here is the trailer for it:

MAD MAX - Fury Road

MAD MAX is back and this time he's played by Tom Hardy. The new Mad Max movie was in development hell for several years, usually when this happens it has a great impact on the quality of the movie but that doesn't seem to be the case this time around. George Miller delivers amazing visuals and a gripping atmosphere with spectacular action - what more can we ask for? Let's just hope the movie itself will live up to the trailer, here it roams:

Wierd Al is back

Wow, almost a month since the last post. I've been busy with some new stuff. Good stuff.

Anyways. Weird Al Yankovic is back, not ,that he ever was really away but he says all of his albums are comeback albums. He's releasing eight videos in eight days, four of them are already out, they are great with some fun guest stars but so far this is my favorite. It's very fast and creatively done lyric video, Word Crimes, enjoy, you might even learn something:

Video Games: The Movie

Here is a brand new documentary about the history of video games - looks really interesting and well done, check out the trailer:

Ben Sack

Ben Sack is an american graphic artist creating extremely busy and detailed, realistic looking images. You can spend minutes, even hours looking at all the details. I guess you need a lot of patience to do this. I only have one question, where's Waldo?

Perturbator - 16bit Music Video

It's really trendy these days to create something new with a retro feel to it, even go as far as using the limited technologies of a bygone era, limited resolution, limiter color palette. For my eyes these kind of experiments are a treat, but guess the younger generation, who never played the Sega MegaDrive or the SNES might find these odd.

Demo for the SNES

The retro gamer scene and the demoscene has quite a few common members, but it's still rare to scene a demoscene product on a gaming system. Here is one from this year, Nu by Elix for the Gathering 2014 demoscene party, enjoy.