I Hate Everything Lost Videos

That's not how it works. It only downloads a small portion of the video then deletes it the moment it is played, and it is in a cache file with a bunch of other shit, also these videos are from 2010-2011 so It most likely has been overwritten about 2000 times by now.

The only way to get a copy of these videos are
A) IHE releases them
or
B) someone ripped the video onto their PC

That's not how it works. It only downloads a small portion of the video then deletes it the moment it is played, and it is in a cache file with a bunch of other shit, also these videos are from 2010-2011 so It most likely has been overwritten about 2000 times by now.

The only way to get a copy of these videos are
A) IHE releases them
or
B) someone ripped the video onto their PC

The main thing of note is his review of "The Human Centipede", which was taken down by Youtube. 


The thing I find hilarious about his review of the The Human Centipede being taken down by YouTube is that he would later review some horror films that are on IMDb's Bottom 100 list that haven't been taken down (probably due to his inclusion of the Fair Use law included in every video description), including:

The bizarre 1971 film Zaat, 2002's Demon Island (alternatively known as Survival Island), 1990's Troll 2 which has nothing to do with the original 1986 film, the 1966 low budget horror film Manos: The Hands of Fate made popular by Mystery Science Theater 3000, Uwe Boll's infamous 2003 live-action video game adaptation of The House of the Dead series, another film popularized by Mystery Science Theater 3000 is the 1953 film Robot Monster, the 1974 low budget film The Bat People, 2012's mockbuster film Jurassic Shark, a third film popularized by Mystery Science Theater 3000 is the 1978 film Laserblast, and finally both 2008's Birdemic: Shock and Terror and its 2013 sequel Birdemic 2: The Resurrection.