You might not be able to learn the steps of choreographer Ryan Heffington's dance for Maddie Ziegler in the groundbreaking Sia "Chandelier" video, but this "tutorial" will definitely let you know the backstory and purpose of every quirky move. 

Also, "Fork, fork, stab it in the wall, throw it out" should be your new favorite routine...

Tiara Thomas is serious when she says she ain't after your money — unless you happen to own a bank, in which case you're screwed, or if you happen to have the misfortune of getting in the way of her latest robbery. Despite the guns and the masks and the malice, "One Night" is decidedly stylish and works like a charm, largely thanks to how the visual bounce off the lyrics in an unexpected way.

"My Darling" tells the story of a relationship through nothing more than a pair of hands, from first brush to an awkward goodbye... Director Connor Strati uses a square 1:1 aspect ratio that gives things a personal, homemade feel, while also drawing additional focus to those hands that tell you everything you need to know... 

Some hands are pixelated, some faces blurred, while corner boys multiply and  A$AP Rocky holds it down at the crux of two angled LED screen in this simple and gritty, yet effortlessly stylish "welcome back" video. 

Director Zak Stoltz — he of the genius clothing gun collaboration with Daniels — goes with a Bunraku technique for this Conway video.

Is it ironic that Michael Jackson's "Thriller" is the music video that keeps finding new life?

Now that director John Landis has settled his lawsuit over his profit share from the video — I assume for way more than the $75,000 actress Ola Ray got in a lawsuit over her role as MJ's GF —  the Michael Jackson estate is ready to make some more money off this underutilized asset.

"That lawsuit went on for so many years, (but) we settled and they paid me finally. And so, actually there is something happening with ‘Thriller." - John Landis, director

Landis has revealed that a revamped and newly 3D version of the video will be released next year, with a planned theatrical run and BluRay edition. And, a Jackson Estate insider adds that a "dance experience or a zombie-style,shoot-’ em-up" video game is also in the cards.

So, dust off those red leather jackets and practice that dopey dance — "Thriller" is gonna be rising from the dead sometime soon.

You'll be forgiven if you think this could be the movie version of the internet's favorite bon vivant and stripper-thrower Dan Bilzerian, surrounded by weapons and heavily-bandaged women who are deadly and DTF. The video is also NSFW and more than a little creepy, so consider yourself warned...