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Mashup of Star Wars droids C-3PO and R2-D2 and Mystery Science Theater 3000 bots Crow T. Robot and Tom Servo.

Mike Flugennock of sinkers.org was kind of enough to share with us his 2-CD set of custom MST3K mixtapes. They are blended mixes of MSTied movie music interspersed with original MST3K songs and host segment sketches. Each volume is mixed like a freeform radio set, where everything runs together and lasts about an hour to fit easily on a single CD. Read the full post for free download links!

Drafthouse Films presents Greatest Movie Deaths of All Time as chosen by the directors of ABCs of Death 2, a 26-chapter horror anthology film. The supercut contains classics like Raiders of the Lost Ark, Alien and RoboCop as well as much more obscure films.

As of right now, October 26 2014, if you google Peyton Manning you will see a photoshopped version of Manning with Nicolas Cage’s face as his main photo. How fitting that it’s a Sunday, because God, indeed, reveals himself in mysterious ways.

Illustrations by Italian artist Matteo Bocci of George RR Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire, David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, and the works of H. P. Lovecraft.

Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan has commissioned eccentric artist Ralph Steadman, best known for his work with Hunter S. Thompson, to illustrate limited edition Blu-ray case covers for all six seasons of Breaking Bad. The Blu-rays will be released in February 2015.

Another great fan-edited trailer from TwistedKingdom. This time he does a modern version of the trailer for John Carpenter’s 1978 horror classic Halloween.

Anybody remember Giggles cookies from the mid-eighties? I have a vague recollection of eating these things, but it wasn’t until now that I realized how creepy they are.

To celebrate the return of Twin Peaks, Turkish artist Emre Unayli has created a series of posters featuring Kyle MacLachlan as Special Agent Dale Cooper 25 years later.

Indie filmmakers Joseph Russitano and Mike Urtaza Jr. are setting out to remake the worst movie ever made into the best! Or at least better.

The films have steadily gotten more graphic over the years, whether it’s through scenes of violence, gore, or sex. Not surprisingly, there’s an arguable connection between how graphic a film is and how much attention it receives. And, of course, there’s one genre that is notorious for combining all three graphic categories to get as much attention as possible: horror films.

Watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) in HD reveals something really creepy.