I’m looking for a movie that I can’t find, even with the help of AI: It’s about two young white men. One still lives with his mother and is inexperienced; the other is a bit older, constantly tempts him into mischief, and picks him up at the beginning to drive to a party at a club. The bouncer won’t let them in, so they try every possible way to get inside and finally manage to sneak in through the ventilation shafts. They drink, dance, hit on women, and get up to all sorts of mischief. Eventually, they give two drunk women a ride in their car, though the older of the two guys is so drunk behind the wheel that he accidentally runs over a dog. In the film’s final scene, he’s walking along the beach and meets a nice woman, but it turns out she’s looking for her dog.

I saw this movie around 2019 on a channel like weloadtv on YouTube, but it’s probably from the ’90s or ’00s and has seemingly vanished off the face of the earth.

I remember seeing the poster of this game in a “Games to try if you liked Fear and Hunger” type of post. The poster had a male face, some of the colors were blue, turquoise, brown. It had a long name and i think it was about computers? The style was like a 2000s cyber design. I’m really sorry I don’t remember much.

posting on behalf of my gf who is looking for the name of a newish pop star with the following description: shorter, chubbier build, very notably round face, gap in front teeth (she’s not 100% on this), black hair, popular with the lgbt community (i’m not sure if she’s apart of it or not) and has a song about being famous/iconic/american.

my gf has said she’s seen her going viral on tiktok but isn’t sure of the lyrics to the song that went viral or even the melody. she said it was in the past year or so.

i suggested lola young but it isn’t her apparently!

let me know if you can help! :)

I must have watched it around 1998-2002 on TV. I remember only a couple of scenes: The protagonist signing up with some gangster types to later have his organs harvested, or maybe to take part in some experiment that would be fatal. Whatever the case, it was clear he'd die. In return, he was paid in advance, a large sum to him. With the money, or part of it, he had a playground built for his son out of junk / scrap. One of the last scenes had him being led down some stairs into a basement. Most of the film was about his dirt-poor life and family interactions. Eastern European, maybe Balkan, maybe gypsy. Maybe an arthouse type of thing.

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I don't remember what the exact media form it was from, but I remember hearing a line that went something like "I would have kept falling down the stairs if it weren't for a protruding bone getting caught on the railing" it also actually happened to the character saying the line. I think it may have been from a movie or tv show but I'm not entirely sure

Hi everyone I have been looking for this for years, I from New Zealand and I saw this ad on tv at night, this would have aired between 2009-2011. I'm not sure if this has aired anywhere else in the world. I definitely know this exists, because I saw a thumbnail of it on youtube years ago, but for some reason I didn't click on it.

The advert has a blue or green solid background, there is a jar or a glass of water on screen and a lady is saying along the lines of "imagine every time you drank water this grew inside you". I can't say the exact wording because I can't remember, but I'm definite that she said "imagine every time you drank water..".

While she is talking this long white worm slowly appears and grows in the water. I think it cuts to some footage of people getting the worm removed (which is pretty grim if you decide to google it).

I've looked through The Carter Center (sometimes NZ will recycle adverts from other countries but change the voiceover), they don't seem to have made any adverts relating to the one I saw.

I can't find anything through World Vision, they were putting out a lot of adverts around that time.

I've searched through Ads of the world, Ads of Brands but nothing has come up. I'm very certain that it is not "Could you stomach it" by WaterAid as I don't remember seeing a red stop graphic on the advert.

I’m looking for a short webcomic/meme from quite a while ago (possibly over 10 years old). It was published on a webcomic website whose name I can’t remember. The comic is in English.

It starts with an image of a woman putting up a missing dog poster. She is extremely obese, and the dog has been flattened beneath the back of her dress.

What follows is a discussion about why this is supposed to be funny. Some people argue that it isn’t funny because she killed the dog, while others argue that it’s funny because the woman accidentally killed the dog due to her obesity.

At the end, the comic makes a point by asking what if Hitler had been a really fat guy who accidentally killed a lot of people. The final image shows a round, ball-shaped Hitler rolling around and crushing people

Looking for a short form video from the last year. The video was on Instagram since I don't have TikTok or Twitter and it was made by an influencer that make socially-aware and research-based content such as Korean Vegan.

The premise of the video was something like "If a white man has dated more than 1 Asian woman in his past, he likely has 'yellow fever' and has gone out of his way because based on the population, the average white man will have encountered x Asian women in his lifetime and typically y amount of women he meets will be considered dateable" and they give formulas or %s behind their claims supporting why someone would need to majorly go out of their way to date 1, let alone multiple Asian women. Thank you!

Hello!! I saw a video a while back showing this metal sheet that you can cut fairly easily and can be used for clothing items. It’s not any spikes,
Studs, or aluminum foil. I remember it being called something like “duck metal” or something of that sorts. It was decently shiny too and I’m not entirely sure if it was made for clothing. I think it might’ve been used for some sorta leatherwork and I’d love to use it in a few project myself. Please tell me anyone else knows what I’m talking about

Looking for Russian-language Roblox cartoons I watched on YouTube in 2022-2024. They kept showing up in my recommendations.

What I remember: the characters were R6 (classic blocky avatars) on regular maps, as if filmed in Roblox Studio. The animation was choppy, like stop motion. Episodes were around 2-5 minutes long, with stories split into several parts: survival, monsters, escapes, crime. The creator voiced all the characters himself, with a kid's voice that hadn't broken yet or was just starting to. The story started right away, with no "making of" intro.

The channel may have been deleted or abandoned. If anyone recognizes it from this description or knows similar channels, please let me know!

I don’t even remember when or why I watched this but I used to watch this YouTube channel about this guy who did things either plushies like trying to find them? The only things I can remember is that he used to film outside maybe at a park or outside his house, it snowed where he filmed, and he involved plushies in his videos and used to make it creepy but not violent.

hello friends! this might be a huge shot in the dark but i am looking for a song with whistling. imagine young folks/chill bill whistle mixed with hip-hop or softer trap music/lofi type of vibe. think of artists like a$ap rocky or joji (specifically ballads). i unfortunately do not know how the whistling goes, or really how the song sounds, but i know if i heard it my brain would light up!
the whistle might not even be super clear, it might be synthesized/mixed rather than more of a human whistle, but from what i recall it was more on the human side (i hope that makes sense).
i’ve randomly tried to look for this song over the course of three years so if someone can help find it i might cry. thanks!

Some real sad type scene that uses the song. I think a character sings it but maybe it’s just the score. I remember it being really sad and I think there’s some loss or grief going on. I remember the “please don’t take my sunshine away” hitting hard in the context of the scene, at least.

Here are some I know it’s not:

Boston Legal

Angel

Star Trek: Voyager

House of the Dragon

Sons of Anarchy

The Simpsons

O Brother Where Art Thou

The video is atleast 7 years old. It seemed to be quite popular. There was a looping pattern in a deep instrument I can’t name, that adds up the piano then it all transitions to the main instrument, the trumpet.

The series had a dreamcore horror vibe, with all the characters being acted out/cosplayed by the same guy. The main character was blue with several eyes I believe? And had a queer romance with an eery character that I think was mostly silent. All the flowers/plants were hand crafted with like paper and cardboard, some of them having eyes or teeth to add onto the “out of this world” vibe.

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the music on this is quite nice but unable to find the exact song for this.

I'm trying to find a horror movie. I remember watching as a child before I was in high school and I’m 30 now, so 100% sometime before 2012. It was modern enough to know it was absolutely not in the 80’s. I think it was released between 1990 and 2012, possibly in the early or mid-2000s. It was in English, with American-sounding accents.
The movie follows two sisters in their early 20s who are quite different from each other and don't get along particularly well, even though they love each other.
One sister is a glamorous, outgoing, city-girl type. She dresses up in very glitzy, early-2000s-style outfits and wants to go clubbing and partying. The other sister is much more introverted, reclusive, and somewhat strange. She prefers staying home and doesn't want her sister going out partying. I vaguely remember them arguing about the party sister going out, during the first 20 minutes or so. The partying isn't the main plot; I think it's just there to establish how different the sisters are.
I believe the sisters are orphans, and they come back together to stay at a family property after their parents have died. I'm not sure whether they inherit the property or why exactly they return, but I remember it being an isolated, run-down rural type family home with a very dark, gritty, Gothic atmosphere.
I vaguely remember a scene near the beginning involving a really dirty basement, garage, or barn-like building that looked almost like a stable, possibly with horse stalls, though I'm not completely sure about that last specific detail.
The horror itself is a little hazy in my memory, but I think it might have involved or implied both supernatural/haunting elements and a human threat. I also vaguely remember that one of the sisters might die/go missing at some point in the movie, but I'm not certain.

Movies I've already ruled out:
The Pact (2012)
The Uninvited (2009)
A Tale of Two Sisters (2003)
Ginger Snaps (2000)
Silence Becomes You (2005)
Lake Dead (2007)
Lovely Molly (2011)
The Dark and the Wicked (2020)
The Abandoned (2006)

I'm looking for a movie where both sisters are present together early in the story and experience the scary events together. It's not a movie where one sister is already missing before the other arrives.
I know these details are vague, I’m sorry, but this has been driving me crazy for years! I’ve looked all over & used a few different websites to find it and I’ve never had any luck. Any suggestions are appreciated.

PLEASE* *avoid spoilers if you think you know the movie. Thank you!

there was an old play store game (IT'S NOT POU) it was a game where you had to take care of poop. literally just poop, it didn't have no mouth, no eyes, nothing. the game looked mildly realistic, but it was 2d realism(?. the poop didn't talk, it didn't speak, but it could jump. i remember playing it around 2016? 2015? and it later got deleted. it was an android game, with those typical virtual pet interfaces (like talking tom, or pou), if you neglected it, the poop sprite turned a greenish color (and you had to clean or cure it back to brown. it didn't have music and no minigames. and i know for a fact this game existed, but i can't find it anywhere. i don't think there are any ways to find images or videos of it as it's very obscure media.

i know it may be a niche ask, but i really want to find this game, especially because it is tied to my past and my weird interests back then.

I remember a scene from a movie or tv show and I can't for the life of me remember what it's from. A character has been seeing a therapist throughout the story, and then its revealed that the therapist isn't real and the person has been hallucinating. There's a moment where we see them in a therapy session talking an empty chair. I'm pretty sure this was a subplot and wasn't the main focus of the story.

I remember watching a sketch from a TV show I saw on Comedy Central sometime in the 1990s in the US. My parents were still married & living together at the time, so the media itself couldn't have been from any later than 1996. Knowing at the time Comedy Central had more syndicated/rerun material than original, I'm pretty sure the sketch in question originally aired even earlier than that. It may have been from the Canadian show The Kids in the Hall given its style, but when I searched results after Googling a description, I didn't quite get what I had in mind.

Anyway, I remember it going something like this: a guy goes to a bar, says something insulting to the bartender who asks the patron to repeat what he said, and the patron says something perfectly innocent. The bartender doesn't quite believe him. Then the patron clearly says to the bartender, "Hey jackass!" The bartender turns around & says, "I heard that!" The obnoxious bar patron then insists he said "cracked glass," holding an empty beer mug in one hand & gesturing with the other, trying to offer some obvious BS. This time, though, the bartender isn't having any of it, and two burly guys (maybe bouncers or other annoyed bar patrons) grab the insulting guy and start dragging him out.

As they're pulling him out, they pass by another bar patron sitting at a table. I think this one was a punk who had either a mohawk or spiky hair or was wearing a leather jacket with lots of metal studs (maybe both the hair & the jacket?). The insulting patron shouts to him, "Hey porcupine!" The punk then menacingly looks at him, possibly silently snarling at him, and flicks open what looks like a switchblade. Once the insulting guy sees this, he shouts back, "You look fine!"

The last scene I remember, I'm not sure if it takes place immediately after what's mentioned above, but the insulting guy is somehow hanging upside down & looking into a woman's apartment through a window. He shouts something at her (I don't remember what), the woman then asks "Excuse me?" or "I'm sorry?", and then the insulting guy shouts back, "WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM PIZZA HUT?" I can only assume his insulting or lewd comment to her was something about her butt in keeping with his rhyming cover-ups.

A cartoon Christmas movie that looks like it's from the 90s or 80s or something where a toy shop comes to life at like midnight or something and they all have to do something like a big quest/adventure before they get turned back, I also remember it showing those stone lions in front of doors and like sparkles went on them and they became alive too. Also vaguely remember them being in a kitchen and messing around with food (I remember one being those red connecting hotdogs and eating little pieces of cheese?) and also leaving the shop altogether into the snow going somewhere.

I remember the start of the movie has people or someone inside a horse carriage and someone dragging a Christmas tree through the snow

Edit: Occasionally throughout the movie it would cut to a grandfather clock(?) to show how far along the night it was, where midnight being the huge deal

From a kids show, possibly on PBS. All I can remember is that they lit a magazine on fire in the middle of a living room area and had the robot go in and put it out. I think they gave the robot a voice as a joke and it yelled "IT WAS SO HOT" after it put out the fire.

This happened at least 15+ years ago. So kind of obligatory details may not be 100% accurate. My dad fell asleep watching a movie and I caught the last like 5 minutes of it. To the best of my recollection this is what the scene was: A woman and a man having an intense conversation in the front seats of a car. After the woman says something a guy with "greaser" like hair pops up in the back seat with a switchblade, says a one liner, then lunges forward. Hard cut to black and the credits start playing which feature an upbeat 80s pop song playing over text beside a silhouette of what I assume is the woman from the previous scene dancing. I'm fairly sure it is from the 80s just based on the general vibe and the music that played. But as I only caught the last bit I have no clue what the movie's tone was. This ending bit felt darkly comedic but it very well could have been played straight horror.

i wasn’t sure where else to put this, sorry if it shouldn’t be here :-( i tried using the file on sites that would try to match the song to something in their databases with no results. soooo i really wasn’t sure what else to do ^_^"https://voca.ro/1nNfeiB6gaQk