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To celebrate their tenth anniversary, the animated movie parody makers How It Should Have Ended have put together their own cameo-packed parody music video of Taylor Swift's Bad Blood, this time about the upcoming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, sung from Batman's perspective. It's essentially a shot-for-shot remake, but with Batman. Many films could benefit from this approach. It's so far racked up over 1.4 million views in under 2 days.

When you think about it, Batman and Taylor Swift aren't that different. One of them is an iconic figure known for their voice who fights for justice and is beloved by millions. The other is Batman.

Whereas Batman punches bad guys in the face with his fists, Taylor Swift punches your emotions in the face with beautiful, lyrical song.

As Brooklyn Nine-Nine puts it: “She makes me feel things, okay?!”; “She makes us *all* feel things!”

In The Lego Movie,...

It's another installment of the weekly Tubefilter Chart of the Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide and PewDiePie is #1 again, with no clear contenders in sight. Chart Toppers Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg's PewDiePie YouTube channel's 21 million subscribers strong fanbase is keeping him in the #1 spot for yet another week. Despite a 14% week-over-week decrease in views, the online video gamer's channel still scored over 51.5 million views on the week. That's almost 20 million more views than the channel's next closest competitor, DisneyCollectorBR. The go-to destination for children and adults with an affinity for videos about children's toys settled into second place with almost 34.4 million views in the past seven days. Katy Perry witnessed a 15% week-over-week decrease in views, but in a week without any break out hits, her channel's 29.6 million views was good enough to bump her up a spot to #3. The self-proclaimed "World's #1 Edm Channel," Spinnin Records is up next in fourth place,...

Country singer Billy Currington has been indicted on charges of making terroristic threats against an elderly man.

A Savannah judge issued a bench warrant for Currington's arrest after a Chatham County grand jury found "sufficient evidence" against him, reports CNN.

Though the prosecutor did not give any other details about the allegations, TMZ reports that the 39-year-old singer allegedly chased down 70-year-old tour boat captain Charles Ferrelle, and threatened to "f**k him up" and kill him, on April 15.

Police told local news station Wsav that Currington and Ferrelle had a verbal argument at a dock owned by the singer, and when Farrelle reportedly moved to a nearby dock, Currington boarded his own boat, followed him to a public dock and began to threaten the elderly man.

According to the police report, Farrelle told the cops:

"If I hadn't gotten into my slip fast enough, I believe [Currington] would have run me over.

Like many of you, we here at Cinema Blend were really looking forward to Ridley Scott's return to the world of Alien with Prometheus. And like many of you, we overall enjoyed it but walked out scratching our heads over some serious leaps in logic and lingering inquiries. While we addressed these unanswered questions with an investigative editorial, the spoof series How It Should Have Ended has now turned their issues with some of Prometheus's plot problems into a sharp and sardonic cartoon. Check it out below: Personally, I forgive Prometheus a lot of its issues because I was so taken in by its sprawling sci-fi world and the mesmerizing characters that inhabited it. Pretty much, they had me at Peter O'Toole-idolizing android. But that doesn't mean I was blind to the movie's more unbelievable moments. That's what makes these vids so cathartic. Daniel Baxter and Tommy Watson,...