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Terrifying Easter Bunnies

There’s no way a grown man in a bunny suit isn’t terrifying, right?

We had fun finding creepy chocolate bunnies, but at least you could eat those. That most likely defeats the evil. But while we were looking for creepy edible bunnies, we came across these. And excuse us for our second Donnie Darko reference, but you just want to ask these guys, “Why are you wearing that stupid bunny suit?” Enjoy, or not. Maybe don’t show these to your kids.

easter bunny constume

Alice! Do not follow that thing down a rabbit hole! Wherever this guys lives ain’t no Wonderland.

easter bunny holding twin babies“Oh you like those Cadbury Mini Eggs? Me, I like the babies. They’re so tender. That’s my favourite Easter treat.”

“Hi kids! Would you like to see the Bunny’s power saw?”

man dressed as easter bunnyThis one reminds us a little too much of Tim Curry in IT.

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Creepy Chocolate Easter Bunnies

Who could resist these seasonal treats?

For the most part, bunnies are adorable. When in chocolate form, they’re also delicious. But as our pal Frank up there can attest, bunnies can also be a little bit terrifying. And just as the Elf on a Shelf showed us that sometimes well-intentioned toys creep us right the eff out, some chocolate bunnies are just as creepy. It’s usually in the eyes. Here are some of the creepy bunnies we came across. Are they to be avoided at all costs, or consumed quickly so as to end their creepy presence?

muscle man bunnyUnexpected musculature.

giant easter bunny

Is that a natural reclining position for a bunny? We’d take a nibble off of its ears, but we’d worry it would bite back. Its creators were aiming for a Guinness Record.

mad eye easter bunny

A bunny fit for Mad Eye Moody?

many weird bunnies

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3 More of the Best Halloween Movies for Families

Scary movie picks from critic Richard Crouse

Yesterday we gave you our list of the 7 best Halloween movies for families, rated for scariness by our in-house film critic, 5-year-old Sam.  A number of you sounded off in the comments to let us know we had left a few choice movies off our list. And now we have esteemed film critic Richard Crouse weighing in.

Richard Crouse’s 3 favourite Halloween movies

1. It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966)

“This is a family classic, a story that hasn’t aged at all since it was first seen on television in 1966.”

2. Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)

“Funny and colourful, this is one asks the question, Who will protect the enormous vegetables from the gigantic Were-Rabbit during Lady Tottington’s family’s 517th annual Giant Vegetable Fete? Wallace and Gromit is the delightful answer.”