Whiz of the Web: Friday Fried Onions

A steaming hot pile of our favorite things from around the internets.

• Pizza Hut online ordering is out of beta! Well, so to speak. They now have system-wide online ordering available, which we believe means that any Pizza Hut that delivers can now be made to do so via the internet. It's a giant leap for lazy nerds everywhere! And we are including ourselves in that description, of course. (Via Sarah)
• The LOLCats phenomenon marches on! Now you can enjoy The LOLcky Horror Picture Show, or make your own LOLCats graphics using the handy LolCat Builder. (Via Amy)
• Web and computer privacy may now be a thing of the past, due to a new ruling by a federal judge in LA declaring that a computer servers' RAM must be turned over in a lawsuit. (Via Jill)
• An Avengers movie is in the works, to be written by Zak Penn, but don't expect it for a while, as Marvel wants to put out solo movies about each of the team's heroes first. Speaking of which, one-time member of the Avengers, Captain America, looks likely to be the next Marvel hero to get a movie. David Self is writing the screenplay and a director will be announced soon. The story is supposedly half period film, half not. Here's hoping it'll be better than the last Captain America film...
• Marvel isn't the only comic book company making movies, of course; from the DC front comes the news that Kieran and Michele Mulroney have turned in a script for a Justice League movie. Early word is that it's a good one, and they're already looking for somebody to direct it.
• David S. Goyer is going to write and direct a film that will be sort of a sequel to HG Wells' The Invisible Man, wherein the nephew of the original dude finds his formula and uses it to help MI5 during WWII. That sounds kind of silly, but it could be fun.
• Four classic genre movies from RKO Pictures' libraries are going to get the remake treatment, including The Body Snatcher and I Walked with a Zombie.
• A new report is urging the American Medical Association to "formally recognize game addiction as a genuine diagnosed disorder." And man, do we need a fix right now...
• Screw Attack, via Wired, presents us with a list, in video form, of the Top Ten Worst Fighting Games. See if your least favorite made the list!