Here’s a movie comparison you weren’t expecting to see today. Unless of course you’ve already seen it. In which case, hi there! What brings you here? Excellent, welcome. Oh, there’s a snack machine ’round the back if you’re hungry.

Right then, where were we? Ah, yes. Unexpected movie comparisons. In a new video, YouTube channel Couch Tomato makes the wild argument that The Monster Squad and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban are actually the same movie. In the video they back up the claim with 24 side-by-side pieces of evidence.

Do they make a solid case? I’ll leave that up to you to decide. I just look for any excuse to write about The Monster Squad.

Ever wanted to fly an X-wing? Of course you freakin’ have!

With Rogue One: A Star Wars Story fast approaching, a new virtual reality video has been released called Rogue One: Recon – A Star Wars 360 Experience. It’s short, but if you have a VR headset—whether it be a shiny high-tech one or a much more affordable cardboard or plastic one you use with your smartphone—the video plops you right down in the pilot seat of an X-wing and takes you on a mini adventure.

You can check it out below.

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon had America’s (really England’s) hottest Brit, Benedict Cumberbatch on last night, there to promote his latest film, Doctor Strange. But in a most dramatic (comedic) turn, Jimmy Fallon and Cumberbatch did some “Mad Lib Theater” to the delight of everyone.

Check out the fantastic scene below.

Not only is the Netflix original series Stranger Things a great new show you should definitely check out if you haven’t already, but it’s also perfect for mash-ups! No surprise given the overflowing ’80s nostalgia the show delivers.

A pair of mash-ups have arrived in the past month or so. The first brings the characters of Stranger Things into the animated world of Peanuts for a Charlie Brown Christmas mash-up. The second takes a song by Donald Glover’s Childish Gambino and sets it to that memorable Stranger Things theme. Both of these mash-ups can be enjoyed below.

Usually when Mario dies during a play session of one of the older Super Mario Bros. games, he simply bounces up in the air—quite strangely, I might add; what kinda wacky physics are going on in that world?—and then falls through the bottom of our TV screens. We then move on to our next life or start over again, unless of course you know about that little trick.

But what if there were more to Mario dying than we ever knew about? A new video released by YouTube channel Nukazooka titled “Super Mario: Underworld” offers a peek at what it might be like for a Mario when they die. And it is not pleasant.

You can check out the video below.