Brock007

Hi again! Felt inspired and in appreciation for that, I get to share with you my latest music video but first WARNING SPOILERS there are a few in here and I highly suggest you see the movie Babylon. I used scenes from the film and the music is Led Zeppelin's song Trampled Under Foot with much respect to both. I hope you enjoy it and remember, THE SHOW GOES ON! - Brock This video is made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

Hello again everyone! This is just a clickbait draft, I'm planning on adding a few things but I'm sure you will find this entertaining! Black FriTay is returning, hope you like the preview! -Brock This video is made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

You can jump anything to Panama, but no one ever makes their first jump. Made under FAIR USE laws.

Because you can jump anything to Panama. This video (and all my other ones too) are made under FAIR USE laws.

Hello again! This originally started as a project to put my four favorite TV families together (not including Bewitched). The Munsters, The Addams Family, The Osbournes and The Zombies. But it was just too much to edit and make sense, and this seemed to work better. So, here's Rob Zombie's Dragula featuring Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) doing her iconic dance. -B

Hello Again, here is a new music video creation for you. I was inspired by the film TENET and a song by Jelly Roll called Dead Man Walking that really describes a life on the edge so well and the two seemed to fit. I dont want to spoil TENET, it's a great film by Christopher Nolan, so I looked for scenes where it is more about beautiful cinematography. But I would recommend seeing TENET before seeing this music video. Best Wishes, -Brock This video was created under FAIR USE laws and is for educational and artistic purposes only.

Hi all! Once again it's that time of the year where we celebrate what we are thankful for, it's Thanksgiving! Which we immediately follow with a day that celebrates with dispensing what we are thankful for and replaces it with crazed shopping at 3am. Relax, I'm not judging here. But I really dont see prices ever returning to 2019 levels, and like a deer in headlights, all I see coming towards us is what can only be an apocalypse. As long as we continue to spend money we dont have on things we can't afford just because we see the word "SALE!" then we are heading towards our doom. But that doesn't mean doom cant be fun! If the world is coming to an end, why not make the best of it, especially if you can't stop it! ( Just making Mom proud with my positivity here lol). I think I might be the first to put together Taylor Swift, Purge, Zombies, and Black Friday. I call it, "#Black FriTay", or #TayMageddon or #DoomsTay or the #TayOfReconing or any other clever hashtag names that can be thought of with a bit of spark and a few shots of alcohol. It's a #HoliTay hahaha. Best wishes and remember "LET'S GO SHOPPING!" is the cry of the insane. So if you aren't participating and you hate malls and crowds, well congratulations because you are normal and that is good. -B P.S. The into music is Ghost instrumental Cirice, and Bodies is a song by Drowning Pool. I make these videos for educational and art purposes only. They are protected by FAIR USE laws. And also protected by rioters, hoards of angry rats and hacker groups.

Where shall we begin? It's that time of the year again, Halloween. Everyone knows about costumes and trick-or-treating, but maybe too few know about the legends that began this holiday. It comes from All Hallows Eve, and during autumn time it is believed that this is when the veil between the world of the living and the dead was thin and sheer. You could easily wander between the two worlds and likewise, ghosts could too. So, to ward off malevolent spirits, wearing costumes and the practice of giving out candy was considered good luck. The song is a cover song by the band Ghost, and I chose the 1931 film Dracula starring Bela Lugosi because to this day Bela's portrayal of Count Dracula is the most recognizable and has influenced countless other films. It is uniquely his own, and can be imitated but not duplicated. You might not think that Bela's Dracula is scary, but personally I think it is quite frightening. Bela Lugosi managed to be charming, hypnotic and scary. In 1931, this was the first time audiences had seen Count Dracula and the image is still haunting. I encourage you to see the film, and to take note of the subtle and quiet moments. It's eerie. Best wishes and Happy Halloween, -B

This music video is titled Made In Hollywood because the idea, the tiniest of a spark, came to me while I was there. I turned it over and over in my mind until it formed, and now you can see the end result. I hope you like it. The songs are twin audio stars from Pet Shop Boys. Love Comes Quickly, and Being Boring. I dedicate both to the many actors and actresses that work so hard to put dreams up on the silver screen. One of them is about to go supernova, and I mark the moment happily because it is rare to truly recognize talent and appreciate it before most others do, and even rarer to be able to say "I saw it" before it happens. I wanted to create a music video that exists within the boundaries of time but also has a timeless quality to it. The three films I used to create the motion and feeling are Gangster Squad, La La Land and Blade Runner 2049. I encourage you to see all three. This work is a love letter to Hollywood, those that brought me there and those that took me home. -B

Hi again! I made a short video of my trip to Hollywood, not everything in the video will make sense but it doesn't need to. That weekend flew by in a whirlwind and while I was there I took in as much as I could and relaxed and had a good time. I got to see family, hang out with rockstars and celebrities, crash a Hollywood party and drank top shelf booze to stay loose. I may have had the place to myself that weekend but by no means was I alone or in need of good company, there's plenty of that in Hollywood. It felt good to be home and being there i could feel the vibe better than watching it on a screen. Hollywood still has its spark and glitter, that pixie dust rubs off and makes you feel like a star. I guess it's a way of looking at things from different angles. Los Angeles still shines at night, coyotes still make their yipping noises under the moonlight and echoes of parties and music carry through the Hollywood Hills. You can be in any time period you want to be in and you're still cool. Coming back from that is hard, work calls and you go back to what ever job or activities you have and life returns to "normal" but memory is a Samurai and won't let you forget to shine. I used two Lana Del Rey songs, Radio, and her cover of Blue Velvet. I felt both songs closely matched the feel of that weekend. I can't wait to go back next year. -B This video was made under Fair Use laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

Hello again! It's been a while, but I said back in November 2021 that I would maybe do a proper James Bond Tribute video at a later date. Well, inspiration has struck. It started with a Lana Del Rey video I saw on YouTube that was perfectly edited to go with the car chase from the 007 movie, Spectre. And of course I love Lana Del Rey and it's perfect. But, it got the gears turning and I wondered what other music might go perfect with this car chase? Then while listening to classic rock radio, it hit me. I thought at first, "No way", but it kept coming back. Van Halen's song, Hot For Teacher. So, after a little editing magic and timing, it came together and WOW! This is easily my best work. Enjoy! -B This video is made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

Spring is here, so I thought I'd make a video. This song by Ted Nugent "Hey Baby" gets a lot of airplay on the classic rock station and reminds me of birds, so it all came together. -B This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

Made this just for laughs! -B This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

I will provide a more detailed description later. For now, let it blow your mind and enjoy! -B This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

First, this is NOT A JAMES BOND TRIBUTE. I hope I can do a proper Bond music video, so maybe later I will. This came about because I wondered what Billie Eilish would sound like singing for Guns N' Roses. So I messed around with audio and this is what I got. It's not perfect, I dont have the best audio editing software. But I feel like it's pretty good for a night's work. I hope you enjoy it. -B DISCLAMER: This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

Turn up the volume and the brightness for best viewing. I really love the movie From Dusk Till Dawn, and had an idea to use AC/DC's song Night Prowler in the now famous Santanico Pandemonium dance scene by actress Salma Hayek. Also I recommend if you love From Dusk Till Dawn, see the documentary Full Tilt Boogie. Removing Tito & Tarantula's song After Dark was a hard thing to do, because I like that song as well, but there is something dark and spooky about the song Night Prowler. AC/DC has been keeping strip clubs and dancers employed for so long that they really should give the band royalties. So, on the eve before Halloween, here is a bit of warm up, spooky mojo for you. Happy Halloween 2021

I got a few more music video ideas for Halloween, so it looks like we will have a few more fun scares before October 31st. This was one idea I've had for a while and decided to make a short Halloween intro video. Happy Halloween 2021 This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

I'm not much into scary movies, but supernatural ones get to me. The Ring was one of those films. Supernatural films I would even consider a different genre than horror films and when a supernatural film scares you, it's because you are getting in over your head and into the unknown. So for Halloween this year, I decided to make a scary video. Not your usual scares, but I tried to make something otherworldly and macro/micro cosmic. This is like taking a grain of sand from a beach and handing it to someone, filming or editing and translating the moment into something scary within that grain of sand without a backstory. I did my best to make the video obscure so if you watch The Ring and have never seen it, the experience will still be unspoiled. But maybe you should watch The Ring before you watch this, after all, this is just a copy haha. This project started when I heard The Police on the radio, the song was King Of Pain, and I found the lyrics so descriptive that I thought to myself that it sounded like Sting was watching a film. One thing led to another and here we are. Maybe you should make a copy and send this to someone who hasn't seen it, just to be safe. Happy Halloween 2021 This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

Eat your dog food, watch out for roaming gangs and scavengers on the highways, and dont take shady vax or shady meds. I made this for fun, hope you like it. If you don't, well it's still better than Fury Road. This video was made under FAIR USE laws, no copyright infringement is intended.

This video was very hard to do. Especially with all that has happened recently with Afghanistan, and all that may happen in the future. It is an absolute shame, and one that is even harder to bear when you know your higher ups failed to do things right and let an entire country fall to terrorists. We watch the news in the US as the last planes leave, and know we can't save everyone we would hope to be able to. Sometimes I wonder if America is addicted to losing wars. It's been a long time, a very long time, since anybody "won" a war. That is a shame too. I wanted to make this video as non-political or ideological as possible, and to just plainly show you what war is. To get you right up to that line, at the same time keeping you safe from crossing over it. War is sad, ugly, dirty and horrible. It steals your future away and replaces it with something monstrous and disastrous. This video is also about time running out. People like to think that time is infinite, and yes it is, but OUR time is not. We are given time as a gift, but it's how we take care of and use our time, that is what really matters. Suppose you suddenly found out that you only have a day or an hour left to live, how you would change and see the world in that day or that hour. You might go through the whole range of emotions, through every logical thought you might think to change your future to something better. Maybe you think about mistakes you made in the past and how to account for them. But this is true for everyone, no one knows until suddenly they know, and then if you suddenly know, no one else understands unless they share the same fate as you. So I ask you to watch this video, then think about it, and find the answer for yourself. This video is created under FAIR USE laws and is for educational purposes only, no copyright infringement is intended. Much respect to Mariah Carey, and to the cast & crew of The Hurt Locker.

With all the strange and unusual occurences and behaviors these days, you would think a lot more people would be perceptive to what is going on. Nope. These days, you can watch news about vaccines being mandated, borders collapsing, economies suffering etc. and no one seems to see the big picture. So, I made this video. Maybe, just maybe, you will wake up and smell the coffee. Song is Brainwashed by Tom MacDonald Video is from John Carpenter's 1988 film They Live. This video was created under FAIR USE laws and is for educational purposes only. No copyright infringement is intended.