Why Watch? Lawrie Brewster’s style is difficult to describe. It’s homegrown CGI mixed with animation and live-action that’s been tossed in a blender set to homage. We previously experienced the bizarre world of Turnip Head, but this short is a new breed with similar sheep’s clothing. It’s a salute to Abel Grance’s 1927 war epic Napoleon by way of Guy Maddin. It’s also a jarring, pristine experience. What will it cost? Only 8 minutes. Skip Work. You’ve Got Time For More Short Films

Why Watch? Mad Max meets Excite Bike for lunch and Dead Alive provides the main course. If that’s not enticing enough to get you to watch, your veins are probably filled with oatmeal. This entry into the ABCs of Death 26th Director Contest is pure, unbridled, 80s cult worshiping genius. A young man finds some Turbo gear (with a skull lodged inside the helmet) and decides to become a crime fighter. Fortunately, he gets to show off his skills with a tough biker gang of rapists out in the desert. Heads don’t just roll. They fly clean off of their necks. Plus, the soundtrack from Le Matos is chipper electronic perfection. What does it cost? Just 5 minutes of your time. Check out the trailer for T is for Turbo for yourself:

In what could be the beginning of a new trend, Universal has acquired the rights to a comic book series for adaption into a feature film or possible franchise.