This week’s internet reviews

Making Of

Concerning itself with the nitty gritty of the movie craft, Making Of's weirdly silent set visits to recent movies – including the Coen brothers' A Serious Man and Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr Fox – reveal the tedious reality of the process. Among trailers and clips are the much better video interviews with stars like Eric Bana and Ben Stiller, plus proper insight into the industry in a series of exchanges with costume designers, casting directors, screenwriters and stuntmen all discussing their work. The site, co-founded by Star Wars pin-up Natalie Portman, could do with an injection of humour to go with its access to the inner echelons of Hollywood. If only Dennis Pennis was still available.

Bad Menu

Who doesn't love a catastrophic spelling mishap? Especially if it involves an attempt to tease your taste buds but instead triggers your gag reflex. Taken from menus, billboards, ads and signs the world over the delights on offer include "Stuffed Eggplant with shrimp and crap filling" (yum), a family pizza that comes with a topping of "40 to 60cm of sheet metal" (mmm) and "roast lamp" (delicious). A common error appears to be in translating a menu – or maybe antipasto really is a "copulation of daily meats". But there can be few excuses for the American establishments whose "vegetarian option" is chicken or for the Lebanese restaurant that insists on hiring a "lesbian chef".