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“TRASH NIGHT is a monthly film series concerned with VHS hell and forgotten-media bricolage.”
I started following Trash Night in high school and honestly it’s one of my favourite YouTube channels to revisit every now and then. Now they have a monthly cyber stream on twitch (trashnightvideo) of a ton of found media oddities that are so funny and interesting to watch :-) and also the edits are supreme
I started following Trash Night in high school and honestly it’s one of my favourite YouTube channels to revisit every now and then. Now they have a monthly cyber stream on twitch (trashnightvideo) of a ton of found media oddities that are so funny and interesting to watch :-) and also the edits are supreme
Feb 19, 2025
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📹~I don’t know if it’s a thing you’re supposed to talk about in print and likely for that reason I’ve never had it properly explained to me, so this is something I should just say to trust me and check out. The best I can tell is that Racer Trash is this like, collective of editors who take a different movie every month and edit it in a way that is so trippy and funny and deeply meta and stream it and make charitable contributions. They all take a few scenes so the style and tone oscillates. It’s basically one of 3 things I care about on Twitch and when that notification drops, I stop what I’m doing and put headphones on and watch it and if I’m with my friends, we are all watching. If I am in a meeting, no I’m not. I’m watching it in browser. When you see a toddler with an iPad absolutely rapt staring at a video of someone playing with slime, that’s my level of captivation at these re-edited films.
Jul 7, 2022
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I wasn’t allowed to watch Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, or Disney Channel as a kid, so I watched a lot of Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, and History Channel instead. YouTube video essays have filled that media niche for me in my adult life. I recently found Tor’s channel and he’s quickly become a favorite source of video essays. His content explores internet rabbit holes, historical curios, and his own special interests, and he provides excellent insight and analysis. He’s a self-proclaimed “slut for nuance” and I appreciate his perspectives a lot. His videos are very old-YouTube (think the early seasons of Good Mythical Morning) and are basically video podcasts. If you want some wholesome, clickbait-free, low production but well researched long form videos, go like and subscribe and hit the bell icon.
Jul 13, 2025
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I wasn’t allowed to watch Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, or Disney Channel as a kid, so I watched a lot of Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, and History Channel instead. YouTube video essays have filled that media niche for me in my adult life. I recently found Tor’s channel and he’s quickly become a favorite source of video essays. His content explores internet rabbit holes, historical curios, and his own special interests, and he provides excellent insight and analysis. He’s a self-proclaimed “slut for nuance” and I appreciate his perspectives a lot. His videos are very old-YouTube (think the early seasons of Good Mythical Morning) and are basically video podcasts. If you want some wholesome, clickbait-free, low production but well researched long form videos, go like and subscribe and hit the bell icon.
Jul 13, 2025
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It’s chaotic, but I truly believe this is how humans were meant to live. If you ever get time off work I recommend sleeping only and always when your cat sleeps.
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it’s easy and fun to do and you both get to reap the bounty together 💕