
What is The Walking Dead aired in the 80s as a wacky sitcom?
We can't say exactly what the show would look like, but we have a good idea of what the credits might look like.

What is The Walking Dead aired in the 80s as a wacky sitcom?
We can't say exactly what the show would look like, but we have a good idea of what the credits might look like.
An enterprising fan has taken the teaser trailer for Dark Knight Rises and recreated it with footage from the brilliant 90's Batman: The Animated Series. Check it out below:
To celebrate 30 years of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jeff Gurwood has undertaken the process of re-imagining the film shot for shot using Hasbro figures. He's completed the first six minutes of the film which you can check out below.
If you've already analyzed every single frame of The Dark Knight Rises trailer, maybe you'd like a break for something fun.
An industrious fan has taken the soundtrack from the trailer and melded it with footage from The Lion King.
Tired of 3-D? How about 2-D?
College Humor has the solution. They've got a new video, Transformers in 1-D.
Looking for something funny to start your day? How about this fan made parody trailer for George Lucas Strikes Back?
If you were disappointed by the prequel trilogy, you'll love it.
Remember how the Rebel Alliance destroyed the second Death Star to end "Return of the Jedi."
Maybe it wasn't such a good idea as this fan-made video shows.
No, it's not the infamous one from years ago.
This one is actually a bit better.
Here's a bunch of footage from various "Star Wars" films with a new holiday theme!
Genius! Pure and total genius!
Merry early Christmas to our news director--a mash-up of two of his favorite universes: "Doctor Who" and "Star Wars" (original trilogy, thank you!)
While many fans are quick to blame Jar-Jar for the faults of the prequel trilogy, what if the CGI created alien were responsible for even more gaffs during the entire six-episode series.
This summer, we've been celebrating 30 years of "The Empire Strikes Back."
But what if the film were older? A lot older? As in made during the silent movie days?
One fan has created a video that answers that question. It shows the final battle between Luke and Darth Vader in silent movie fashion.
Earlier this year, we brought you news about the on-line project to recreate "Star Wars" in fifteen second clips.
Many of those clips used toys from the original and updated toy lines. Now, one fan has recreated several of the sequences from "A New Hope" using his toy collection.
A very funny and informative bit on the Daleks, modeled after the Guide sequences of the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."
If you're an old-school "Doctor Who" fan, there are some great Easter eggs and in-jokes in there as well.
While it may be a couple of years old, this fan made trailer for a live action version of "Pac Man" is still pretty cool.
Tomorrow is the 30th anniversary of the opening of "The Empire Strikes Back," the second (and many consider the best) installment in the original "Star Wars" trilogy.
But what if the movie hadn't been made in 1980 but instead in the 1950's?

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