I’ve gotten 10 or 11 Twilight New Moon-related parody videos in the last 12 hours, so if you sent me one, I’m sorry, it was probably really funny, but I’m swamped like your mom’s crotch.  This one, however, really stood out from the pack.  It comes from Black20 and it’s just a series of well-executed editing tricks, plus some gross-out gags, like blood vomiting and Skeet Ulrich Stephen Dorff (*shudder*).  Just watch it. +10 for sneaking in a Lost Boys clip.

Videogum put together this nice little compilation of moments from movies wherein the actors in that movie say the title of that movie, which is almost as awesome as when bands reference an old song of theirs in a new song.  Anyway, it’s a fun little video and it saves me the trouble of doing any actual work.  Working is for poor people.

This is a little video called Raising 2012, made by this guy.  The one great thing to come out of 2012 being so terrible is how much random people on the internet have been able to improve it with simple editing choices.  See also: 2012 without FX, 2012 - the Disaster Porn trailer for examples.  This time around, the only change was to sub in some music from Raising Arizona, and yet… it’s SO MUCH BETTER!  I also would’ve accepted “Yakety Sax.”  In fact, and I’m just gonna lay this out there because it’s my dream, close your eyes and imagine:  Greasy Sax Man playing “Yakety Sax” in the top right corner of the trailer, greenscreen vignette-style, like those old sign language translators.  Oh wouldn’t it… beee niiiiice….

UPDATE: Now with more Yakety Sax (bottom video)
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This is a song created using only sound effects from Pulp Fiction, accompanied by video showing where each sound effect came from, all synched up and split screened so you can watch it in real time.  I have no technical expertise or attention span, so it goes without saying that I could never create something like this.  What I can do is share it with you, and helicopter my wiener to the beat while holding my cat over my head.  I don’t like to brag, but it impresses the sh-t out of the neighbors.

[video via urlesque, picture via TheOatmeal

This video doesn’t need much introduction other than that it’s really funny.  Someone cut together a compilation of Harrison Ford movies in such a way that he mentions his family 14 times and his wife 28 times in just one minute forty-seven seconds, if my count is correct. I think this is my favorite Harrison Ford-related internet thing since “Luke we’re gonna have company” (requires sound).  My only hope is that we’ll have enough footage to make one of these with John Cena in a few years.

[via Videogum]