The best part of this interview, dug up on YouTube by the Daily What, isn't the hilarious 90s clothes or the fresh faces or the novelty of hearing Tarantino explain a complex movie that's now legendary to people who'd at the time never seen it -- no, the best thing about this interview is watching these two guys jabber on a small, largely unwatched cable show and knowing what became of them later in life.

Back in 2008, a wiki called "A Slurry Tale" was started to crowdsource a re-write of Pulp Fiction as a Shakespearean play because that is very, very important.

We've featured the compilations of Kogonada here before when he or she made a delightfully twee supercut of Wes Anderson overhead shots and a well-organized supercut of Breaking Bad POV shots.

The one thing that will always play on the internet without fail is cats.

How Pulp Fiction in chronological order has been on YouTube for over a month without me knowing it is a greater mystery than the motivation behind Will Ferrell's Old Milwaukee ads.

Joel Walden (aka YouTube's heresjohnny1991) is a twenty year-old Canadian editing prodigy and film enthusiast who was only a year-old when Reservoir Dogs came out yet has still amassed a great appreciation for the work of Quentin Tarantino.

San Francisco's Spoke Art Gallery just completed a three city tour of their "Quentin Vs.

You know, usually when I'm not perfecting my homemade HPV vaccine (still needs more BBQ sauce), I like to imagine what the hell it would be like if, say, Pulp Fiction and Star Wars had a baby together.

Late yesterday afternoon, after I'd already slammed my laptop shut for the day, I received an email forward from a friend who works at a production company out in Los Angeles.