Nothing makes us feel like kids again more than Halloween. All of our greatest memories associated with the spooky holiday conjure up snapshots of crafty costumes and cavity-inducing treats. In the days leading up to Halloween, creepy cartoons always set the mood with spine-tingling tales and famous animated characters channeling the dark side. We’ve collected several classic cartoons that pay homage to all things haunted and hair-raising, so head past the break to see what we came up with. Share your favorites, below. … Read More
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Today at Flavorpill, we read an open letter to Rihanna asking her to please use more words. We looked at pictures of Halloween-themed weddings. We appreciated this Lisa Frank-style Romney poster. We listened to a few dads sing songs from Little Mermaid. We dug this … Read More
What’s On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, we enjoyed eight great Lego reenactments. We realized that we need to listen to Fargo radio more often. Insanity! We watched Claire Danes cry. A lot. We were happy that Anne Rice finally confirmed that vamps Louis and Lestat are a gay couple with… Read More
What’s On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, we met an adorable baby elephant who was raised by humans. We explored a real-life replica of Disney’s Haunted Mansion, which is currently for sale on eBay. We caught every Arrested Development joke in the new song “Maeby One Day.” We loved one… Read More
The Flavorpill Guide to DIY Pop Culture Halloween Costumes: Film
Halloween: it’s always more complicated than you want it to be. Even if you’ve got your plans set, it’s a struggle to find the perfect costume — without resorting to the same crappy, overpriced, pre-packaged getups everyone else will be wearing. Thankfully, just as we have done for the past two Octobers, Flavorpill is helping you out with a series of easy DIY costume guides tackling various pop-culture realms. Don’t worry — there’s no sewing involved.
Last week, we inspired lit fiends by channeling the authors and characters populating this year’s best book titles. We couldn’t forget about the film geeks out there, and have scoured the movie universe to come up with some original costumes that will make all the uninspired cat girls, black widows, and batmen jealous. There’s something for everyone — including couples and pets — in our DIY guide. Get shopping past the break, where we ventured to a Moonrise Kingdom, space, and beyond to help make your Halloween amazing. … Read More
What’s On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, we read up on Stevie Nicks’ beef with Nicki Minaj. We explored the Northeast’s most haunted hotels. We chatted about our favorite photographers-turned-directors. We bragged a little bit on TechCrunch. We watched Brad Pitt play hard to get for Chanel. We streamed Ben… Read More
What’s On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, we explored Kristen Stewart’s evolving style. We spotted 15 ridiculous trends from Fashion Month. We reviewed the top 10 challenged titles of the year with Huff Post Books. We watched 10 foreign movies every guy should see. We dug into a guide to… Read More
Watch ‘Looper’ as a ’90s Disney Movie Starring a Young Joseph Gordon-Levitt
In the wake of Looper’s widespread critical acclaim (don’t miss Flavorwire film editor Jason Bailey’s rave review) and weekend box-office success, the clever editors at Screen Junkies have taken its time-travel plot even further. Their new video, “Disney’s Looper (1994 Trailer)” mashes up scenes from Angels in the Outfield (which featured a young Joseph Gordon-Levitt) with clips from Bruce Willis’ Disney time-travel movie The Kid to imagine what Looper might have looked like if its protagonist were much younger. The result is a wholesome family comedy that finds “Joe the Kid” (Levitt) and “Joe the Man” (Willis) teaming up to learn that “sometimes your best friend turns out to be you… from the future.” Watch the alternate-universe feel-good movie of 1994 below. … Read More
What’s On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, we listened to Gwar cover Kansas. We ventured down the world’s scariest runways. We loved looking at artists with their instant cameras. We found out Zebrafish larvae are hilarious and terrifying to look at. We got our Nick Offerman fix in The Believer. We… Read More
Illustrations Imagine How Disney Movies Might Look If Villains Won
In an alternate universe, as in the Hans Christian Anderson tale it’s based on, Disney’s The Little Mermaid has a very different ending: Ursula wins and makes herself a feast of Sebastian, Flounder, and Scuttle. Puppy fans, brace yourself, because that same world finds Cruella de Vil getting that Dalmatian-fur coat she wanted so badly. This parallel reality exists in the mind of Justin Turrentine, an artist whose series Happy Endings imagines how Disney movies might look if the villains were victorious. See the series below, and visit Turrentine’s deviantART page to buy prints. … Read More
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