Among the recent crop of streaming video sites, I came across this little gem: BMovies.com. The site is extremely straightforward, and has quite a variety of films across its four categories (horror, science fiction, kung fu, wild westerns), and seems to have decent bandwidth (after the first few minutes of Angel and the Badman, I never saw another hiccup in the streaming).

If you’re looking for some cheap entertainment, this is the place to go for sure. One of the best features? Fullscreening. While that doesn’t sound like such a big deal, it gets annoying watching a four inch box, and is a feature missing from other popular legal streaming sites.

It’s not often that a “best of the best” list really captures the zeitgeist of the young adults bemused by the various idiocies and intricacies of the internet, but this short animated video somehow manages to do it perfectly, and quit possibly by accident.

It’s almost disturbing how many of these the net culture references the average collegiate / yuppie internet user can identify, and I’ll happily yet sadly admit that I’m no exception. It’s a very strange perspective of the last decade and the changing winds of media and brief entertainment.

The Meth Minute 39 – Episode 1, from Frederator

On a separate note the “grape stomping lady falling on her face” video was a local Atlanta news report being held from the Chateau Elan vineyards in northern Georgia.