Pixar’s Halloween special sees Buzz, Woody and the gang get their Scooby Doo on. The toys go on a road trip but somehow end up in a spooky motel. Then Mr. Potato Head goes missing. Toy Story of Terror! premieres on ABC on 10/16/13.

What happens when you cover a car with thermochromic paint and it gets wet? Something pretty cool, as shown in this clip of a Nissan Skyline that’s been pimped out with the stuff. It’s also great for messing with car wash workers.

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Porsche 911, the car maker put together a musical birthday tribute using the engine notes of seven generations of the classic sports car. Play an interactive version here.

It’s a peaceful day of fun and sun at the ocean, when somebody has to show up and ruin the day by pouring a hot cup of joe and releasing a sea full of angry sharks. Though the dishwasher or microwave will kill them all.

No matter how much we love them, dogs seem to get themselves into trouble from time to time. We love how people ask their dogs “did you do this?” – as if maybe some stranger snuck into the house and ate the couch cushions.

The intense, herbacious flavor of Jägermeister is best enjoyed ice cold. Thanks to the home bar friendly Shotmeister, you can now serve your shots chilled down to sub-freezing temps any time. (Jäger bottles sold separately.)

Next time you go to KFC, you’ll want to try this little trick on your ketchup packets. A poke here and a poke there, and Colonel Sanders is instantly transformed into a possessed demon, with blood oozing from his eyes and mouth.

A portable speaker with a bamboo case and hemp speaker cloths. Its two 3W 1.75″ drivers, two 1.75″ passive bass radiators and aptX Bluetooth audio promise high quality sound. Available in various color combinations.

Fiftythree partnered with Moleskine to allow users of the brilliant iPad sketching app Paper to order a printed version of their virtual journals from within the app. Each book costs $40 and will be delivered in 2 weeks. More here.

Awesome – and surprisingly soothing – footage from inside and outside the cockpits of Russian stunt flyers as they took to the skies over Penza in celebration of City Day. Video by STALFORM Engineering. Best watched in full screen HD.

An ongoing series by YouTuber ultrabrilliant that showcases the beauty of the virtual worlds in videogames. For us, more than their beauty we’re amazed that today’s games are teeming with life. More on his website.

The Dad Knight returns. Blake Wilson – he even has the initials right! – aka BatDad posted another compilation of him fighting his kids’ bad habits and more. He even has his own version of Catwoman. Except his is just Cat.

YouTuber Srachi is back with more footage taken by his special cameraman – er, camerabird. Watch it soar through a variety of landscapes and even past its human friends. Who needs a quadcopter when you have an eagle?

The XPS 15 has a crazy-sharp 3,200 x 1,800 15.6″ screen with a touchscreen option. It runs Windows 8.1, has a carbon fiber and aluminum body and quad-core Haswell i5/i7 CPU. Drops 10/15/13 starting at $1,500.

Keloid isn’t really a short film but a series of loosely connected scenes strung together. It’s filled with bad-ass war machines and creepy living dolls though. A visual feast by VFX studio Big Lazy Robot.

Security locks for the wheels, seats and other parts of bicycles. Each lock is composed of a nut and a screw cap with a three character combination lock. You can personalize the characters on the locks too.

An old couple gets on an amusement park ride that they know all too well. Of course, given that this is a Cyanide & Happiness cartoon you just know it’s not going to end well. The fun is in finding out how it’s not going to end well.

UK design shop Wallpapered.com creates custom wall art using upscaled maps of your specific location of interest. They’ll design and ship internationally, and also offer all sorts of other cool wall coverings.

Paris, France with barely a living soul in sight. Menilmonde erased people out of their footage using video editing software. As if that wasn’t creepy enough, they added ominous images and machine translated voices to the video.

(NSFW: Language) Brad Neely is aliiiive! The webcomic creator and writer is back with a new character called Queeblo, who Neely says “lives a life I once lived.” Which apparently entails coasting through life with burgers and beer.

The story of Frankenstein’s monster gets an action-packed modern update in this story that takes place some 200 years after his creation. Based on the Darkstorm Studios graphic novel by Kevin Grevioux.

Boston Dynamics is at it once again. This time, they’re showing off a robot that can gallop and bound around like some sort of crazed, headless packmule. You won’t outrun its 16mph top speed, but at least you can hear it coming.

No matter what they seem to do, it seems there’s just no way to avoid the almighty currents pushing these kayakers one after another into the same giant boulder along a stretch of the Ardèche Gorges in France.