Deviant Art has long been one of my favorite time-wasting Internet wormholes, from the insanity of Kate Upton fan art to the awesomeness of Ronald Reagan riding a velociraptor.

Most movie adaptations of video games are terrible, but that won't keep us from daydreaming about the adaptations in these fan-made posters.

I'd like to think we can all put partisan politics aside and agree this is simply a magical way for the internet to usher in the 4th of July. 'Merica, people!

DeviantArtist Claudia R is one the site's resident "Simpsonizers" -- she specializes in recreating movie posters with Simpsons characters, as well as some fetish-y style work that has me wondering whether Claudia is responsible for some of those naughty animated porn site ads with a surprisingly high click through rate that I, um, read about in an article.

DeviantArt user Kinjamin says he's brought "the 'darkest, most terrible timeline' from the 'Remedial Chaos Theory'" to life.

You know a show has gone from "popular" to "something people unhealthily obsess over" when copious amounts of fan art starts to appear on the internet.

Over the last two weeks I've orchestrated one of the most successful DVD binges of my lifetime, completing the first two seasons of Sons of Anarchy on Netflix Instant just in time for season 3 to release on DVD last Tuesday.

Unless you're someone who gets into "film" vs. "movies" debates there's really no denying that the most @ss-kickingest memorable movie quotes always come accompanied with a gun.

Nerd boner-related incidents have tripled over the last week as the first official Dark Knight Rises poster (but what does it mean.