And here we are, with a new edition of the Weekly Visual Dump, debuting NeoTeo's new design. And yes, I admit it: I went overboard with the cat photos, but... hey, who doesn't love cats? Though there are also some very funny things and some rather strange ones, like for example the eye of an electrician after an electric shock (which could well be fake, I don't know). As always, at the end, a recommended movie. In this case, a cyberpunk gem little known from the early 90s, which - in its own way - stands up to Terminator. Enjoy!
After the death of Grumpy Cat, we present his successor... Louis!
3D-printed turtle shell
The Atlas moth, which scares its predators by "disguising itself" as snakes
All cats are the same!
X-ray of a bunny plush toy
Cobra exhaust pipe
Recycled piano
The real flying cat
Vegetarian hot dog
Sleeping with danger
Cutie
To preserve personal space
Super strength!
Sign with a spring so the tree doesn't eat it
Happiness
Perfect photo
Find the hidden kitten
When you travel with your work partner and hate every second
HAAAAAA!
Fatal error
False advertising
Extreme DIY!
The eye of an electrician after suffering a 14,000-volt shock (supposedly)
A mini pig that stopped being so mini
Damn parrot!
GaThor!
Oh no
Sexy
Pure cyberpunk from the early 90s! In "Hardware" the world is mostly a radioactive dump, a lifeless desert. Some people make a living wandering that toxic wasteland collecting whatever survived the catastrophe. The film begins when one of these scavengers finds a robot head buried in the sand. That robot ends up in the hands of Jill, a New York artist who plans to use it in one of her works. The problem? The head reanimates and manages to reassemble itself, until it turns into a killing machine. All the action takes place inside Jill's apartment, whose only mission is to survive. A tiny film, but claustrophobic and very well made.
