We should never forget the art of the past. Or, at least, the crazy and weird pop- and non-pop culture ephemera that people have created over time.

To that end I’ll be digitizing my collection of 8mm, 16mm, vhs, and laserdisc oddities that I haven’t been able to find online already.

You can find them on my Youtube Channel. There are two playlists so far and more to come:

 

TV and film Rarities

 

8mm Found Footage

I’ve made a few short films in the past, but it’s been a long time since I picked up a camera. Until recently, that is.

A few weeks ago I decided to set up my Youtube channel and post regular videos. Some short films will be forthcoming, but for now I’ve been posting various things that wouldn’t quite be considered films.

I broke them into categories:

Visual Dystopia

• A catch-all for the random weird videos that I created and will continue to create. You never know what you are going to find!

Gaming

• Reviews and actual plays of various story games, board games, and table top games

Patrick’s Antiques

• I have been collecting weird things for years. This is where I get a chance to show some of them off.

Grandma Stories

• My grandma is a cool old lady and she has stories to tell! Here is where you get to hear some of them.

Prose

• Readings of my writings worthy of reading.

Other?!?

• I have no idea what is here. Don’t go here.

And of course, you can always check out my Short Films at this playlist, or click on the link above.

I’ll keep you all updated on this site, but if you want to get regular updates you can subscribe to the channel here.

I created a video that shows Homer Simpson explaining the rules to the King of Tokyo board game. The clip is taken from one of the best episodes of Treehouse of Horror, but I’m sure you know that.

A mash-up that few people will get, but I still find very funny.

I stole the idea from this review of the game.