Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture:
Video Essay of the Day:
For Fandor Keyframe, Kevin B. Lee looks at the main female characters of the original Ghostbusters to prove why women need to take over the franchise:
Movie Comparison of the Day:
This isn't new but it is relevant to this week's release of the Ghostbusters reboot. Couch Tomato presents 24 reasons why the first Ghostbusters is the same movie as Poltergeist:
Weird Promo of the Day:
Seth Rogen's upcoming R-rated animated feature Sausage Party is apparently being promoted with costumed characters on local morning shows like this one in Denver (via /Film):
Vintage Image of the Day:
A fancy-dressed Harry Dean Stanton, who turned 90 yesterday, posing with Yaphet Kotto, Veronica Cartwright and Tom Skerritt while off duty during the making of Alien in 1978:
Supercut of the Day:
Ever wonder how many times Peter Parker's name is uttered in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy? Here's a supercut of every instance:
Movie Science of the Day:
We may never get to see such a battle on the big screen, but here's Kyle Hill on what would happen if Thor threw his hammer at Juggernuat as he's running at the Thunder God:
Fan Theory of the Day:
Cracked tackles the idea that Lucy is a prequel to Her and then go further to bring in other Scarlett Johansson movies into the mix, including In Good Company and Home Alone 3:
Adorable Cosplay of the Day:
This is what happens when Harry Potter fans grow up and have children. Their older son is Harry and their newborn is a screeching Mandrake, and it's all just too cute. See more photos at Buzzfeed.
Movie Scene Reenactment of the Day:
More cosplay for you, less adorable but still great, here's a perfect re-creation of the dance scene from The Mask (via Geek Tyrant):
Classic Trailer of the Day:
This weekend is the 60th anniversary of High Society. Watch the original trailer for the classic musical remake of The Philadelphia Story below.
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