Movie World Records

Raiden, an independent filmmaker behind YouTube's Feature Every Day Project, wrote, directed, shot, edited and starred in 125 feature films in 125 days, releasing one a day starting June 21, 2026. Each runs between 41 and 68 minutes, with stories ranging from found-footage horror to comedies about filler days and online loneliness. RecordSetter verified the count against Raiden's public archive and YouTube channel, confirming 125 separate releases of more than 40 minutes each, and sampled the films themselves, each a one-man production with Raiden behind and in front of the camera. That's more than 90 hours of cinema from a crew of one.

Jovany Dera of Orlando, Florida animated The Goofings Movie alone, a 57-minute 41-second musical comedy in which a struggling scientist named Dr. Ooki brews a potion that brings four wacky creatures called the Goofings to life, and an army sergeant sets out to catch them. Jovany pitched the film at age 11 in 2020 as an origin story for The Goofing Show, a homemade cartoon series begun in 2019, then storyboarded it, voiced the Goofings and drew the animation in the app Brush Ninja, releasing it on YouTube on July 30, 2026, while still under 18. RecordSetter timed the film from its opening warning card to its closing The End title, credits included, and confirmed that the credits name Jovany as the sole animator; the Goofing Show shorts that play after The End in the same upload are not counted. Studio features take teams of hundreds, and this one took a single young animator and six years of patience.

Paul Catalanotto of Madisonville, Louisiana told an entire feature-length ghost story on paper: The Children Under the House runs 79 minutes 36 seconds and carries its visual storytelling through original crayon drawings, shot one sheet at a time and cut together with narration. It belongs to analog horror, a genre built on the texture of degraded home video and found footage, and Catalanotto swaps the usual VHS glitch for a child's crayon drawing of a girl with X's for eyes. RecordSetter measured the runtime at 79:36 against the film's public release and sampled 486 frames spanning the full length, confirming crayon artwork on paper carries the imagery throughout, interleaved with handwritten case notes and narration cards. GameRant later named it one of the 25 best analog horror works online.

Kai Yi Lim assembled Mr. Potato Head in 7.37 seconds while blindfolded.

Kai Yi Lim assembled Mr. Potato Head in 4.14 seconds.

Tai Star opened a new DVD using just his hands in 7.5 seconds.

Nathan recited 30 catchphrases from the film Ferris Bueller’s Day Off in one minute.

Record Setter recited Ezekiel 25:17 in 14.05 seconds.

General Armorus rated 33,467 movies on IMDb.com.

Isabel named 26 Disney movies in 10 seconds.

Bryton S. mentioned 17 Adam Sandler movies in a single tweet.

Chris' daughter named the six main characters in Frozen in 6.53 seconds. She is four years old.

João T. named 32 movies from the 1980’s in 30 seconds.

Billie S. named 52 films that won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 30 seconds

Tai Star recited a 265-word quote from Monty Python's The Meaning of Life while driving with a RecordSetter Book of World Records balanced on his head.

Kshitij L. recited all Academy Award-winning best pictures and their winning years in random order in three minutes, 44.32 seconds.