You don’t just love movies, you love move culture. Well, here are a bunch of bites to satisfy your hunger for all the latest in trailer mash-ups, supercuts, cosplay and more. In this monthly feature, we put the "FAN" in Fandango by showcasing the best work from movie lovers responding to the most anticipated new releases.

 

THE BEST MOVIE-TRAILER MASH-UPS

Remade or mashed up, these videos take official trailers and remix them into something all new.

 

Mad Max: Fury Road ‘80s-Style Trailer

What if the new Mad Max were made back in the era of the first three installments?

 

Mario Kart: Fury Road

If video game adaptations were this good, their reputation would be saved.

 

Jurassic World Trailer – Homemade Version

This sweded spot is a success thanks to its variety of DIY techniques.

 

Jurassic World Trailer – Sausage-Party Version

“The Pork is open,” with hot dog humans and chicken-nugget dinosaurs.

 

Wes Anderson’s The Grand Overlook Hotel

This video is probably both the best Wes Anderson parody of all time and the best trailer mash-up of all time. Don’t forget to pick up Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel on video June 17.

 

THE ART OF FANDOM

Works from every skill level, from gallery commissions to sketch-pad doodles, as long as it’s creative fan art you can find it here.

Dr. Seuss’s Mad Max: Fury Road

Oh, the places you’ll go, when you’re riding with Immortan Joe. Mash-up design by DrFaustusAU. [via DeviantArt]

 

 

Spy Mondo Poster

Spy will go down as one of the more popular comedies of the year, so this variant retro-style poster should go up on a lot of bedroom walls. [via Birth. Movies. Death.]

 

Star-Lord vs. Diabolous Rex

Ginger Baribuu mashes up two Chris Pratt movies for this combination of Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World. [via DeviantArt]

 

Inside Out Silhouette of a Girl

This wallpaper layout by Dreamvisions86 is good enough to be distributed by Pixar. [via DeviantArt]

 

 

AWESOME COSPLAY

Dressing up as your favorite movie characters isn’t just for Halloween or conventions, but also belongs in this cosplay spotlight.

Furiosa from Mad Max: Fury Road

Not only does she get the look down, including an awesome mechanical arm, but this fan displays the furiousness of Furiosa. [via Fashionably Geek]

 

 

Velociraptor from Jurassic World

Watch a video on how you can make an amazing velociraptor puppet/costume.

 

Inside Out Emotion Group Costume

Five Disney Imagineers got a head start on cosplaying the new Pixar movie last Halloween.

 

Gazelle from Kingsman: The Secret Service

With help from a special effect, this model got the henchwoman’s blade legs perfectly.

 

 

GET TO KNOW THESE MOVIES A LITTLE BETTER

Learn more about film history, genre and more in these video essays and supercuts. 

 

Mad Max: Center Framed

See how Mad Max: Fury Road kept your eye centered on the action in this look at the movie’s framing method.

 

101 One-Armed Saves in Film

It’s the Beatles song on the soundtrack that really makes this a unique supercut, which is timed perfectly to the release of San Andreas.

 

Los Angeles in the Movies

From classic film noir to modern movies about Hollywood, including Entourage, this supercut spotlights the cinema’s representations of the City of Angels.

 

The Emotions of Pixar

Even before focusing on literal emotions with Inside Out, Pixar has been dealing in sadness, anger, joy and the rest.

 

Redneck Avengers: Tulsa Nights

Never mind serious scholarly readings of films, it’s all about bad lip-readings of movies, here with a twist on The Avengers.

 

THE COOLEST HOMEMADE MOVIE ITEMS

One-of-a-kind, custom and DIY gadgets and gift ideas for fans of all kinds -- consider this a showcase for future items in your display case.

 

Ultron Mask

Whether it’s for cosplay, Halloween or just wearing around the house, this 3D-printed mask of the Avengers: Age of Ultron villain is too awesome to merely show in a display case. [Fashionably Geek]

 

Jason Statham Mask

This 3D-printed mask of Jason Statham from Spy is perfect for all those times you need to go undercover specifically as Jason Statham.

 

Immortan Joe respirator from Mad Max: Fury Road

This handcrafted replica quickly sold on Etsy, to some wannabe postapocalyptic despot. [Fashionably Geek]

 

Furiosa Barbie

Another hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind item inspired by Mad Max: Fury Road, this doll just needs a custom, armored version of Barbie’s pink sports car. [via Confessions]

 

Bionic Wolverine Claws

What separates these real retractable claws from other DIY versions is how they work, with sensors not switches.

 

Is there something awesome and movie related that you discovered online? Want to see it featured in this column? Let us know!