The creatives over at London-based Rosie Lee make the ultimate “deck chair” out of a bunch of skateboard decks designed and ridden by their friends!

1. It Comes at Night

A perfectly vague trailer for writer and director Trey Edward Shults’ upcoming horror-thriller. Watch the trailer above and check out the rest of our best picks of the week below!

2. The Beguiled

Sophia Coppola’s remake of the film adaptation of Thomas Cullinan’s novel, A Painted Devil, stars Colin Farrell in the role originally played by Clint Eastwood in the 1971 version.

3. Stranger Things 2

Teaser for the second season of Stranger Things, which starts up again October 31, 2017!

4. The Blackcoat’s Daughter

Another horror-thriller, this time from director Oz Perkins (I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House) who also wrote the screenplay.

5. The Ticket

A captivating trailer for writer and director Ido Fluk’s parable-esque film about a man whose good fortune leads him down a dark path.

The video for The Luyas’ track “Self-Unemployed” by Los Angeles-based animator Amanda Bonaiuto. Another great find from our Booooooom TV Facebook Page. Click here to submit!

Danny Davis takes a short ride through his backyard in this video, seamlessly shot and edited by Scott Barber.

Really nice portrait of Hong Kong-born, Brooklyn-based drummer Ian Chang by director and cinematographer J.M. Harper. Submitted via our Booooooom TV Facebook Page!

Wayne McCauslin animates the video for Crystal Fighters’ track “Lay Low”. You might remember McCauslin’s work from Husky’s “I’m Not Coming Back” last year (check it out here if you haven’t already!)

Video for Chance The Rapper’s track “Same Drugs” by director Jake Schreier.

A lovely animation by Vancouver-born, New York-based animator and illustrator Gracey Zhang.

Beautiful portrait of Colorado-based artist and photographer Evan Hecox by Dress Code’s Dan Covert and Andre Andreev.

Simone Brillarelli animates Jonathan Calugi’s illustrations for Clap! Clap!’s latest track “Hope”.

A voice actor deals with a slew of mixed messages in this great short, written and directed by Chicago-based filmmaker Tim Mason.

Two of our fav things, Donnie Trumpet and 16mm film grain! Directed by Andrew Litten, who made the “St. Louis Rises” video we posted last year (click here to check it out if you haven’t already).