MeltDown is a clever animated short that shows what happens inside your refrigerator when all of your leftover food battles for survival against the frozen forces of Ice.
It was directed by Dave Green, and features the voice of David Cross as a noble ham sandwich, which is (arguably) the best voiceover job he's ever had!
--via GeekTyrant
There's the standard sexy costume fare- nurse, schoolgirl, cheerleader, etc., and then there are the crazy costumes on this list created by the kooky folks at Cracked.
Even though the costumes on this list aren't real, it sure would be a hoot if they were!
(some costumes may be NSFW)
It's easy to throw together a great Halloween costume when you have millions of dollars and your own stylist, so what's P. Diddy's excuse for his atrocious costume choice?
The Rock, on the other hand, chose a simple yet effective costume that fits his physique and doesn't make him look like a schlub.
Check out this gallery of the best and worst celebrity Halloween costumes of 2012, which shows that money can't buy good taste.
Here's a fun and silly tutorial video which breaks down the components of five classic horror movie villain costumes- Chucky, Leatherface, Carrie, Samara from Ring and Jigsaw from Saw.
The costumes are cheap and easy to throw together and may not be the most creative choices, but at least the video is really entertaining to watch!
Halloween treats used to consist of more than just sweets, and kids were once happy to receive cute postcards in addition to candy.
The Halloween postcards in this collection, however, may have made the little ones go "wha?!", because the images are just plain bizarre!
You'd think we'd get tired of posting all the cool custom made Terminator or Predator themed stuff we come across on the interwebs, but since they seem to get cooler with every new discovery we'll just keep on sharing.
For your viewing pleasure- a Terminator-Predator mashup helmet sculpted by Jose Madera and conceptualized by Predatrhuntr. It's very shiny!
Link --via Obvious Winner
Magician Cop might be a great idea for a Halloween costume, but in real life being pulled over by him means being forced to watch some terrible magic tricks which are worse than spending a night in jail!
--via Tastefully Offensive
Doctor Sonic is an artist and crafstman who enjoys cutting construction paper into eye pleasing shapes, like Spider Woman's bodacious bod, and his Tumblr site advertises his works as "all paper; no ink".
His art is reminiscent of the poster works of Niagara, or the minimalist construction paper animation of South Park, and the retro style of the characters is totally groovy!
Link --via The Mary Sue
Like it or not Halloween is over and the holidays are upon us, so let's alleviate our gift shopping anxiety and fear of spending time with family by watching a video full of holiday themed fails. It's a real ho-ho-hoot!
--via Tastefully Offensive
Remember those great TV shows from ABC's TGIF lineup that you looked forward to watching each week, shows like Family Matters and Sabrina the Teenage Witch which introduced us to cool characters like Steve Urkel and Salem the talking cat?
Well, they're back with a vengeance thanks to BuzzFeed, who put together this list of fun Halloween themed episode clips for you to watch and enjoy!
--via BuzzFeed
Making an awesome Halloween decoration doesn't have to be an arduous task, it just takes a little imagination and minimal crafting skills to create something you can be proud of.
Here's a super simple tutorial that shows you how to make a wire mesh ghost- it only takes four steps, some wire mesh, a roll of steel wire and some simple tools-
1) Get wire mesh, cutting tools and steel wire. 2) Sculpt the bottom torso in the shape of a cylinder. 3) Sculpt the upper torso by wrapping wire mesh around a model. 4) Fasten the two parts together using steel wire.
This terrifyingly cute animated short is so fun, and so well made, that it should have been shown before Frankenweenie, because it would have fit in perfectly!
If you find yourself lurking around a graveyard on a dark and stormy night, beware the strings and floppy limbs of THE GAWPER!
--via Cartoon Brew
Who says Halloween costumes can't be high-concept? If you wish to become something that will blow people's minds, like the Black Monolith from seminal sci-fi flick 2001, make it so!
Your friends and neighbors might not get it, but who are they to judge when they're wearing some cheesy licensed costume from the Halloween store?!
Holiday themed movies have a reputation for being so bad they stink on ice, like this unwatchable kid's movie called I Downloaded A Ghost.
It stars Ellen Page (of Juno fame) and Carlos Alazraqui from Reno 911!, and even though the special effects make it appear to have been made in the mid-80s this horrible Halloween movie actually came out in 2004!
Enjoy a bit of cheese before you whine about wasting two and a half minutes of your life on this trailer...
--via Everything Is Terrible
When Halloween rolls around some people try to creep out their friends, family and neighborhood as much as possible with their costume or the decorations on their house.
But as usual, real life is far more frightening than any fake Halloween prop, and way more gruesome. Take the four real-life things on this list, for example- they're much more terrifying than that rubber zombie you've got hanging from the tree in your front yard, and they're all true! *shudder*
