Many aforementioned creeps have paused this scene to no avail it’s unlikely the animators animated what they hoped to see (sexy Disney legends aside). As she’s thrown from the vehicle, it would appear that her undercarriage is visible and uncovered. Later in the film, Jessica gets in a crash with Benny the cab.

Fanatics point to one particular scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit as proof. Perverts have swooned over Jessica Rabbit more than any other animated character in the history of cinema. Jessica Rabbit's Commando Crash, 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' Behind the scientists is a whiteboard with the names of various ghouls, goblins, witches, sexy witches, etc.-everything you could ever want from a solid scary movie. One of the film’s most intriguing scenes comes when the main scientists are seen plotting what situation/monsters they will inflict upon the young adults next. This is all thanks to an organization of scientists who serve up human sacrifices to a deity via backwoods torment.

The Cabin in the Woods both dissects horror movie tropes and adheres to them. When the titular heroes visit the Collector’s museum, in his collection, you can see everything from Cosmo the Spacedog, Howard the Duck, and a Dark Elf to slugs from Slither, a Frost Giant, and the Aether (aka the Reality Stone). While the Marvel Cinematic Universe is no stranger to pause-worthy Easter eggs, Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy arguably takes the cake. If the label “comic book nerd” could be appropriately applied to anyone, it would be illustrious writer/director James Gunn.

The Collector's Collection, 'Guardians of the Galaxy'

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