Amazing rook sac brilliancy.
I love this trap and cornering the king with your bishop is one of my favorite attacking strategies. I think it's clear that black had an idea in mind, and white simply ignored this attack, simply because they were greedy and wanted to snatch up the pawn on e5. I think black's moves, while somewhat questionable in the earlier game, really shined with such dynamic moves as 25... Bd4+ and 26... e5. They both open up attacks on white's kingside and are very aggressive, which is great in queen-rook-minor attacks.
Nice, though it was unnecessary to add two diagrams when there was already a button for switching the sides.
I made a rook sac today which won me a blitz game. It went like this:
Knight against rook with equal pawns? Black is totally wining and you just won becouse of time trouble.
Bud, take a look at the diagram. After exd4, Ne6+ wins back the piece. Finally, white ends up a knight.