SCI FI Wire's sister site DVICE has posted video from Gremlins superfan Sascha Feiner in which he inserts the nasty creatures into classic SF movies, a la the "film break" in Gremlins 2.
As fans of the sequel recall, the gremlins take over the film room (supposedly in the theater where you were watching the movie) and play shadow puppets on the print.
Feiner's video goes one better, having the gremlins take over the DVR on which you watch the video. DVICE also posts Feiner's "making of" video.
Gremlins Mashed Up By Superfan
September 3, 2008 12:00 AM
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