Entertainment covers movies, television, gaming, music, books, trailers, internet culture, celebrity interviews, viral videos, and the strange corners of pop culture men actually talk about. From Hollywood blockbusters to cult classics and ridiculous online moments, this is where Unfinished Man sorts the good, the bad, and the hilariously overhyped.
Here’s an interesting one… a government sponsored Mentos commercial encouraging the people of Singapore to have sex. Yes, their birth rate is so staggeringly low that the government actually created a national holiday upon which men and women are supposed to copulate.
The video itself is really quite terrible, but the tune is kind of catchy. Whoever they hired to do the singing is actually
Here is a clip from the British sitcom, Lame Ducks. If you think that portable technologies such as laptops, smart phones, and tablets are a new …
If you’re a Canadian, you’ve probably heard a lot about usage based billing (UBB) on television and the internet. I think most people agree that UBB …
I’m a huge fan of terrible 80s action movies. I don’t really discriminate, but my favorites are the movies that have a ton of awful dialogue and most importantly, people yelling incoherently as they flail around and attempt to impale each other with swords, metal pipes, or in the case of Deadly Prey, “wooden” javelins. The 80s seemed like a more innocent time, when directors either didn’t realize that their films were terrible, or didn’t care.
Being one of those “Millenial” Children, I’ve grown up with a certain level of technology. I had a computer at a young age, as well as a Nintendo and a couple of electronics kits my grandfather bought for me. One thing I do remember was the rotary telephone. Ancient and out of place, it was like staring back in time. Schools were segregated, people walked up hills both ways, and everyone hated calling anyone with a “0” in their number. Well imagine my chagrin when, in the
A new trailer for Resident Evil: Afterlife has been released, the sequel to the 2007 cringe worthy Resident Evil: Extinction, starring Milla Jovovich, and also the …
There’s just something about a giant death dealing robot that gets a man feeling all warm and fuzzy inside. Even if you’re not big into cars, you can appreciate that old auto parts can create some bad-ass killer sculptures. Meet Legendary Iron, a user on Zcool.com, who spends most of his days welding scrap iron into giant movie sculptures that look like they’re going to rip you to shreds and then stomp on what’s left of your corpse. Some of his pieces (like the Megatron Tank) have taken up to 2 years to complete, and the detail on others is enough to make you wonder if he doesn’t have some magical elves helping him finish these insane designs. Check out our gallery after the jump, collected from his personal profile of works over the last few years.
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