Movie Buzz So you're telling me that the “Stay Puft” monster in “Ghostbusters” was only 100 feet tall and that the “Cloverfield” monster comes in at 180 feet? Suddenly an attack by monsters on New York City seems like much less of a “Dooms Day” scenario.
This very scientific chart compares the type of game vs. time commitment needed.
Food Buzz This absurdly detailed chart breaks down 68 of the most classic drinks.
Choosing a religion can be difficult, so here's a flowchart that makes it easy peasy. (via holytaco.com)
Is your mustache evil? Find out with this helpful mustache chart, just in time for Movember. (via Bite)
This awesome chart plots the intersection of teenage werewolves and irate sharks. Click here to enlarge. (via popchartlab.com)
Ben Douglass did up this fun art of a bunch of your favorite (and least favorite) vampires. I can say I do know who each of these are. Do you? (via The Uniblog)
Ideal if you're planning on time traveling to sixteenth century England. For the lazy amongst you, you can randomly generate Shakespearean insults here.
Wonder what all this “Occupy” hubbub is really all about? Here's a quick guide. For even more in-depth analysis, check out Henry Blodget's post at BI.com.
Culture Buzz Here are 4 informative charts about Kenan and Kel. (via ilovecharts.tumblr.com)
The only thing they left out “Blue Man Group Style Musical”. (via theoatmeal.com)
Simple but impressive. It's good to see LP's are gaining back some popularity! (via evolver.fm)
Vampires are all the rage these days, with zombie and werewolves hot at their heels. We broke down a carefully chosen set of onscreen vampires to see just where some of our more recent and classic favorites fall. (via hollywood.com)
#MakeAChartDay is super easy to play. All you have to do is create a silly chart. Upload it below. Then make sure to tag it with #MakeAChartDay either in the chart itself or in the headline. Check out the awesome charts in the comments below!
Food Buzz Take a look at this dizzyingly awesome graphic to see which brewery overlord has corporate control over your favorite oat soda. (via motherjones.com)
Nailed it. These charts illustrate how six of the biggest tech companies are organized. (via bonkersworld.net)