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This Blade/Dark Knight mashup is so realistic, it’s almost believable. The two franchises make a great match, and I love it that Blade just assumes Batman is a vampire because of the bat-motif.

Source: Slash Films

Somewhat sad, but awesomely steampunk.

Source: aniBOOM

Here is an adaptation of the classic science fiction short story “The Machine Stops” by E.M. Forster, which was first published in 1909 and has since served as an inspiration for some of the best stories the genre has offered. You can read the story online at the personal website of Paul Rajlich.

Source: Reel 13 via SFSignal

I love this song, but of all the videos featuring it, this is by far my favorite. The sketch just really compliments the tone of the song somehow. In case you’re wondering, the group that originally performed this song is The Mountain Goats. The rap undercurrents are provided by the group Aesop Rock for this remix.

If you like this song, don’t miss No Children. It’s very nearly as good, even if there isn’t a music video for it yet.

Source: sk3tchth3atr3

Source: The National Film Board of Canada

This is what I imagine MTV would be like if Geeks ruled the world.

Hemlock is a great short film produced in less than three months by self-taught animator Tyson Ibele for the latest CGSociety challenge, “Steampunk – Myths & Legends.”

Source: CGSociety

While I’m not a fan of clowns, I love this film. It looks a lot like the effect used in Watchmen, only far more extensive.

Finally! Someone can make the Where’s Waldo film America has been waiting so long for!