Sometimes you just have to sleep with a bucket of plutonium in your Ford Focus so you can repeat Daylight Savings Time in order to go into the past and kill Hitler.

It looks like the time-travel battle between the Connors and the Machines will never end.

We've endured enough dippy movies about killer robots with morals.

Let's end it the way God intended.

The director of Back to the Future II had always intended for Doc and Marty to go forward in time. What took a while was deciding how far ahead they'd actually go. Beam 'em up, Scotty!

Seth MacFarlane brings us another animated short, and this one has kilts, bagpipes and classic movies. Not enough for you? it also has the word "Poopets." Thought that would do it. 

Cobra Starship took their video budget for "Guilty Pleasure" and did what we would do: they bought a Delorean. The vintage 80s sound goes full-force into the past with wacky outfits and dance moves. The cheesiness of the...

Most would agree that the "Star Wars" trilogy ranks among the best in film history. Many would also agree that the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy also is a must-see. Most of us here at The Daily Tube have seen the "Back to the...

In this tribute to Michel Gondry's "Be Kind Rewind," a group of amateur auteurs remake "Back to the Future I, II & III" in true whimsical DIY style. Like we all know, it only takes a "hundred jigga pimple watts" to power the...

From the guys who thought the "Batman" theme needed words to explain the plot, here's an operatic short featuring the score of "Back to the Future", some deft (if literal-minded) lyrics, and some clever (if a little crude)...

Let's go back to “Back to the Future.” Thomas F. Wilson, the actor who played the villainous Biff, wrote a song to address all the questions he gets from fans. Wilson’s playful delivery reveals the funny guy behind the bully--

Mashups became an art form in 2006 and this was the best of all, an inspired combination of Back to the Future and the gay cowboy hit, Brokeback Mountain.