Awesome Mashups

(Gore) Kevin McAllister and John McClane try to fend off Jason Voorhees, gremlins and more goons in this Holiday-themed edit from mega movie mashup maker Antonio Maria Da Silva. Kevin would never have survived the final boss. Not without Batman’s help.

Alessandro Grespan posted this video back in 2011, which he created by perfectly timing the playback of LCD Soundsystem’s New York I Love You, But You’re Bringing Me Down, along with Miles Davis’ improv performance from Louis Malle’s 1958 film Elevator to the Gallows.

YouTuber Sleepy Skunk presents their much-awaited movie trailer mashup. Trailers are getting better and better at making a movie seem leagues better than it really is, but this video reminds us that 2016 did have its share of great films, especially animated ones.

What happens when you mix together the sounds of Rick James, Foo Fighters, The Beach Boys and Led Zeppelin? Unexpected musical magic, that’s what. DJ Cummerbund managed to make this unlikely combo of tunes somehow meld perfectly.

It’s a Festivus Miracle, Charlie Brown! The Peanuts gather ’round the Festivus pole to air their grievances in Nutmeg’s amusing mashup video that combines the classic animated series with a classic episode of Seinfeld.

DJ Earworm returns with his annual mashup of the year’s most popular tunes, offering up your daily dose of The Weeknd, The Chainsmokers, Sia, DNCE, Rihanna, and lots of Twenty One Pilots woven in between.

Happy Cat Disco put together this awesome mashup track which combines some of the 1980’s most memorable tunes with Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop the Feeling. The result is truly the ultimate ’80s dance track.

You’d never think that Mariah Carey would blend so seamlessly with My Chemical Romance but oneboerdjeu’s holiday mashup proves that sometimes the whole is better than the sum of its parts.

What if the Winnebago on The Walking Dead were replaced with the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle from Stripes? We’re guessing surviving the zombie apocalypse would be so much easier if your primary means of transportation were fully-armored and fired rockets.

Wake up! Grab a brush and put a little make-up. YouTuber Tocen presents an incredibly well-done mashup of footage from the SpongeBob Squarepants episode Band Geeks with System of a Down’s 2001 classic Chop Suey!

Antonio Maria Da Silva’s latest brilliant movie mashup envisions a sinister world in which all of our favorite horror movie characters live together. Its full title is Rise of the Boogeymen: Michael vs. Jason vs. Leatherface vs. Ash vs. Freddy vs. Chucky.

Etsy shop Thumbs Design makes high quality bootleg pins, stickers and other merchandise that combine The Simpsons with other popular movies and TV shows. Its newest offerings depict Bart and company as Pokémon. Ralph as Psyduck is all we need.

(PG-13: Language) A well executed mashup track by kmlkmljkl which combines Childish Gambino’s Bonfire with S U R V I V E’s hypnotic Stranger Things opening theme. We like the title, but think Childish Things could have worked too.

(PG-13: Language) Mashup master Mylo the Cat combined footage from an episode of the Nickelodeon classic Doug with a hilariously rude conversation between Larry David and Leon Black (J.B. Smoove) from an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

We always thought the Muse track Uprising sounded like the Doctor Who theme song, but this track by CjR MIX proves that it also melds perfectly with Blondie’s 1980 classic Call Me. Download the track here.

It’s a rare condition, this day and age, to read any good news on the newspaper page… Good thing we have the Internet cough up gems like this from time to time. YouTuber Zach Ace pieced together clips from Luke Cage to mimic Family Matters’ opening.

In the latest movie mashup from Antonio Maria Da Silva (Hell’s Club), characters from a variety of action and adventure flicks come together to perform Gene Kelly’s classic Singin’ in the Rain. There’s no scenes from A Clockwork Orange, but there’s plenty of good old ultraviolence.

In recent years, we’ve seen Batman take a serious beating from Bane and Superman, and it wasn’t pretty. Now, Screen Rant imagines what would happen if Batman were like Rick and Morty, and he had to face off with multiple copies of himself.

(PG-13: Lyrics) A perfectly synchronized mashup between dance meme sensation John “Double Dream Feet” Jacobson and Lil Jon & Eastside Boyz’ 2002 track Throw It Up. Who knows. Maybe John really does have this track in heavy rotation on his iPod.

We’re not exactly sure what we just watched, but this epic music video from Soda_Jerk and The Avalanches crams in countless references to pop culture icons from the ’60s through the ’90s, from Saturday Night Fever to Seinfeld, from The Warriors to Will Smith.

Remix magician marioboy22601 figured out that the theme songs of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Thomas & Friends meld together perfectly, resulting in an unlikely marriage that’s as delightful as peanut butter and bacon on a burger. Seriously, try that. It’s delicious.

If you loved Studiokamp’s Cattlerap, bring out your emergency provisions, say goodbye to your loved ones and dive into Auctioneer Beats. This addictive Vine channel makes bite-sized fire by adding hip hop beats to auctioneer contests.

(SPOILERS, PG-13) “In the fields the bodies burning, as the war machine keeps turning.” YouTuber Zurik 23M presents some of the most violent moments in Game of Thrones over Black Sabbath’s classic anti-war anthem.