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Best of web video: Halloween special

By Macgregor Campbell

27 October 2010

Video: Best of web video: Halloween special

October’s pick of web video features 10 science and tech shockers guaranteed to tingle your spine. Watch in terror as overruns Tokyo. Cower before the most awesome destructive force in the universe – a . Watch out for all the usual Halloween favourites: , , crows, skeletons and . And for all you zombies out there, the number 1 clip promises to be delicious.

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