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Trail cam footage might have some potential to capture the whole physics-doing-their-thing incidents.

CCTV footage of a heavy cabinet falling over is 100% going to be a hoax. It's always going to be something like front loading to make the center of gravity unstable with a release mechanism that the angle doesn't show, or on a steeply inclined surface but with forced camera perspective to make it look like level ground. Movie magic. If you want good movie magic, look for paranormal movies with a decent budget and praise for practical effects - no random on the internet is gonna do a better job of that than Hollywood.

If you want unexplained phenomena, honestly I'd steer you away from the word 'paranormal' cuz that's just gonna get you theatrical shit; and turn instead to things like physics that deal with sub-atomic-tiny or like supermassive-black-hole-huge. We don't have a great understanding of physics extremes, so diving down those rabbit holes give a similar "...bruh what the fuck did I just watch..." but without watering it down with some dramatic asshole on screen saying shit like "WAS IT SPIRITS?? ARE THEY TRYING TO COMMUNICATE WITH US???"

Theoretical physics too... like, watching a clip on the point-line-plane postulate up to the 10th dimension will have you nodding along thinking "holy shit this makes sense!" but then when you try to explain to someone later you'll be hit with this Lovecraftian madness cuz without the lecture holding your hand through the entire process, you don't actually retain near enough to articulate it lol.