Chocolate Bunny In Carbonite

I love you, chocolate bunny.

I know.

(Frozen in Chocolatite by zero-lives)

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Easter Whores

How To Tell Your Kids About The Easter Bunny

The Last Last Last Last Last Last Supper

How To Tell Your Kids About The Easter Bunny

He's like Santa, but feral. (Link via Medium Large)

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Easter Whore
History Of The Turducken
Casper the Disturbingly-Friendly Ghost

No I Won't Be Afraid...

Stand by me: Om nom nom nom! Love seeing the new Muppets get a little more twisted. Of course you've probably already seen it, but watch it again.

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The Muppet Bohemian Rhapsody
I'll Stop The World And Melt With You
Terminator: I'll Be Bunny

A Clockwork Mice

Cute little mice and bunnies can make scenes of violence and horror seem so damn adorable! These Richard Scarry-esque rodents make Clockwork Orange, Nightmare on Elm Street, Silence of the Lambs and The Exorcist as safe as bedtime stories. I could send my kid to daycare in them, right? (Creepy Critters via FashionablyGeek)

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Reservoir Droogs
Lego Silence Of The Lambs
Won't You Be My Nightmare?

Frankly My Dear, I Don't Give A Bunny

Gone With the Wind
With God as their witness, the bunnies will never be hungry again after this epic retelling of Gone With the Wind, in a mere 30 seconds, filmed in stunning Bun-O-Vision.

Mostly it boils down to a lot of kissing and slapping and not a whole lot more. I like it!

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Terminator: I'll Be Bunny
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Bunnies
No Country For Old Bunnies

Boldly Go Where No Bunny Has Gone Before

What the 30-second bunnies lack in timeliness they more than make up for in floppy-eared fun. Set phasers to furry for you 30-second mission to watch Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, re-enacted by bunnies.

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No Country For Old Bunnies
Bunnies on a Plane
Kill Bunny
Bunny. James Bunny.

I'll Stop The World And Melt With You

Three chocolate bunnies meet their slow demise at the hands of three heat sources. Why? You'd have to ask Dutch filmmaker Sander Plug. The slightly creepy, but lilting music is Aviva Pastoral by Nathan Larson and I love the Easter pastels.

Watch it through to the final, blow-drier scene. It's like the opening of the Ark in Indiana Jones crossed with a wind tunnel.

This is from 2007, but ya know, what goes around comes around.
Via Neatorama