Ok. So it’s last thing in the office on the night before Halloween (or Devil’s Night, as I was regrettably raised to believe) and just as I’m about to close up shop for the weekend here at Atom, I get word that Larry The Vampire and his girlfriend Tracy (stars of the very hilarious Intercourse With A Vampire) made an awesome video blog to wish everyone a happy halloween.

Andrew (2:01:21 PM): dude, the halloween party starts in, like, 10 minutes

Matt (2:01:44 PM): It started two hours ago (for me)

Matt (2:01:50 PM): Seriously

Andrew (2:01:54 PM): fuck

Andrew (2:02:02 PM): did you do the You People post yet?

Matt (2:02:06 PM): …

Andrew (2:02:20 PM): right

Matt (2:02:43 PM): brb

Matt (2:02:46 PM): (beer)

Andrew (2:02:58 PM): did Intern Alex send the submissions scan?

Matt (2:03:34 PM): YES

Matt (2:03:39 PM): and they’re actually funny

Andrew (2:03:54 PM): can we just embed some of the best ones?

Fans of quasi-Japanese-cheesy-giant-robot parodies are experiencing a mini-renaissance here at Atom. Between Gigabots and MegaBot we’ve got enough nerd-stalgia to satiate your giant robot thirst. Check out ‘em out after the jump!

Halloween costume choices follow pretty standard trajectories. If one doesn’t opt for the traditional spooky fare, it’s either a play on a pop culture icon or an attempt to sex-up something mundane:

Sexy Rainbow Trout, anyone?

Our friends at Spike released a “leaked trailer” for the new Twilight movie, and by that, they really mean a weird home-made mashup of a bunch of movies that are going to be featured in tomorrow night’s Scream Awards (10PM/9 Central on Spike) called Twilight of the Magical Truckmen: Rise of Megan Fox Nude. Check out the BEST VIDEO YOU’LL SEE ALL DAY after the jump (OK, so I’m over selling it).

You’ve seen every episode, sat through the hour long live chat, and read through the previous episodes commentary. Your Legend of Neil super-fan training is almost complete.  Satisfy your lust for all things Neil with this, the last of our commentary posts by director/creator Sandeep Parikh for LoN season 2.

Where does the modern bully come from? They must have parents, right? Well, their unprotected tryst may have resulted in creating the bane high-school experience, but at least we can create comedy from that misery. When it’s time to get down to some sweet, good natured, respectful love-making with your partner, Trojan is here to make sure that you help prevent mistakes like the bone-heads featured in these videos.

This dude doesn’t need any more caffeine, anyway.

For those of you who missed the live chat with the cast of Legend of Neil commemorating the season 2 finale on the 20th, we’ve posted the full hour long webcast for your viewing pleasure. Relive your favorite moments again and again. Laugh and cry with Sandeep Parikh, Felicia Day, Tony Janning, Mike Rose, Eric Acosta, Angie Hill  and the rest of the gang (aka, me and Andrew, the weird disembodied voices from behind the camera). Thanks to the magical, non-linearity-ness of the internet, you can view parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 in any order you choose.

On one hand, the bar for weird dancing on the internet is really high. It’s crowded with little kids, people making fun of Beyonce, prisoners, white people in general, whatever. It’s a tough market.

On the other hand, usually weird dancing videos tend not to feature people who regularly rockets several tons of metal and explosive fuel through the air. Hey guys, it’s the Dancing Captain!

Pretty strong right? When this got passed around the Atom office today, we were delighted (DELIGHTED) to learn that this guy is not just some weird dude with a boombox, a motorcycle, a pilot’s costume and at least one friend, but what appears to be a real live, honest to god, got the keys to the whip, as long as that whip is a FUCKING JUMBO JET, pilot. Check out the Dancing Captain’s profile picture here.

As an added treat, make sure to look at his paintings. Amazing.

As Matt put it: “That island beauty sure loves that naked pilot.”

Yesterday’s post enlightened viewers on the genesis of the first two episodes of season 2, but if you’ve ever wondered how the musical episode came to be? What about that 80’s montage, or “Getting’ High In Hyrule?” All these questions AND MORE will be answered by creator Sandeep Parikh on today’s edition of Legend Of Neil Director’s Commentary.

Legend of Neil, Season 2, Ep. 3 — The Musical

“Ahhh the musical.  We turned this into a musical episode because…