A claymation cat tools up and heads off to fight demon hellspawn in this claymation from Lee Hardcastle. Called ‘Claycat’s DOOM’ the video is made in anticipation of the upcoming DOOM reboot and there’s plenty for fans of the series to enjoy here. It’s basically the video game remade in play dough. But with a [...]

Pow! Headshot! Nothing is more satisfying in a first person shooter video game than landing a headshot—the only thing more satisfying is if you landed the headshot on a friend who’s playing while sat next to you, so you can gloat in the flesh.

Aldo Jones is an Italian video editor who has a penchant for creating truly bizarre but very funny parodies of popular trailers—he did a great one for Batman Vs. Superman and now he’s turned his singularly weird skills to Marvel’s eagerly awaited Captain America: Civil War. Similar to Jones’ previous efforts it involves adding loads [...]

You may’ve thought that playing a drum was only good for making lots of noise and upsetting the neighbors, but one animator has used their drumkit to trigger patterns in an animation. The result is loops of abstract animation which explode upon the screen.

Illustrator Hombre McSteez (aka Marty Cooper) presents the fourth part of his series where he adds some unhinged fun to reality using nothing but a Sharpie on some transparent sheets, where a range of creatures invade everyday life and bring some Looney Tunes mania to the world.

For their Speedrun series of animations 1A4 Studio run through popular movies in a matter of seconds, condensing the film’s narrative into something easily digestible and far less time-consuming, something more akin to our attention spans in the internet age.

Armed with an edge sander and a camera Laurin Döpfner has created a mesmerizing stop-motion video. He sands away various objects—wood, walnut, transformer, skull and analogue camera—half a milimeter at a time and takes photographs of each stage. Then using around 650 photos he turns them into an animation which reveals the inner structures of [...]

Brian Andrews’ short animation Hominid imagines a bizarre world of flying human forms and giant human spiders, that are presented as though you were watching the video with x-ray vision. Meaning you can see through these creatures and peer into the skeletal workings that go on under their bizarre exteriors.

Alan Becker is an animator who’s responsible for the classic Flash animated series ‘Animator vs. Animation’ which was made all the way back in 2006 when the internet seemed like a completely different place. Fast forward nearly ten years and he’s released another animation featuring his signature stick figures causing chaos on his computer screen.

This sci-fi short imagines a dystopian future where vast slums are full of junkies, but these aren’t the drug-addicted junkies we know of today. These junkies are addicted to virtuality reality, getting their violent kicks in the world of online gaming in this stylish CGI-heavy short film.

“FINISH HIM!” screams the Mortal Kombat game in this amusing animation, but Scorpion refuses to end Sub Zero’s life in a brutal and bloody move. Instead he lets him live, except Sub-Zero has to live in a perpetual state of dizziness, forever spinning around and around. It’s some kind of torture.