There's one guaranteed way to tell what a celebrity is really like: the way the interact with their fans.

The results of combining the two were some deeply weird licensed board games that are probably still populating the backs of closets everywhere.

ISIS must maintain a massive social media presence in order to entice dumbass teenagers with a parental bone to pick to join their cause. The problem is that sometimes their selfies reveal a little too much and Ka-Boom!

Video games are often vile, hateful asses determined to drive us away in frustration.

We remember the books as quick, fun, simple reads ... but much like ALF and Fun Dip, revisiting them as an adult leads to some bizarre and unsettling discoveries.

Some developers apparently decided 'screw the obvious and logical game over scenarios! Death should lurk around every corner, waiting to pants the player in bizarre and unpredictable ways.'

It's one thing to add video game elements to your movie -- it's quite another to stray so far from the film that you miss its reason for existing entirely.

Video games are the product of hundreds of people working together to achieve a single creative goal. But sometimes those people misunderstand and/or actively hate each other.

In positions that decide life and death, you'll find people cheating their way into the job. And they get in way to easy.

When a simple handwritten middle finger to the player would have sufficed, these jerks built a laser, carved the letters into the moon, then bombed NASA so nobody could ever erase it.