Back in July at San Diego Comic-Con, Warner Bros. debuted the first footage of next year’s Mad Max: Fury Road, a defiantly CGI-less, apocalyptic return for the franchise’s original creator, George Miller. That trailer took the film’s wanton vehicular violence in a somber and desperate direction, somewhat in line with how an advertiser might assume what a millennial would expect out of his or her end-of-the-world summer blockbuster. Here’s The Dark Knight version of Mad Max: Fury Road:

Fast-forward to this week and you’ve got something altogether different in tone and outlook, albeit constructed with much the same footage as before. It’s the music, above all else, that sets it apart. It’s also Nicholas Hoult’s confused, painted face that reminds us what kind of universe we’re really in. Here’s The Guardians of the Galaxy version of Mad Max: Fury Road:

Considering George Miller’s past projects, it’s likely the final product will fall somewhere in the middle, camping the edge between insane and ridiculous in the best way possible. Still, we’ll always be graced with this one revelation, time and time again.

Nicholas Hoult grows into a respectable man from About a Boy to Mad Max: Fury Road.

He’s a beautiful, beautiful man.

The Second Mad Max: Fury Road Trailer Embraces the Madness

What are you going to do when civilization collapses and the inevitable Mad Max / Book of Eli / Borderlands scenario explodes in popularity? You better be wearing a Wolf Helmet to scare off the crazies, otherwise you’re going to last about 10 minutes before an even more maniacal version of 2013 Mel Gibson greets you with a sawed-off shotgun.

This Department of Transportation certified helmet will protect your noggin from incoming baseball bats and high-speed motorcycle crashes while terrifying your enemies at the same time. The Wolf Helmet is available in three versions: Insanity Werewolf, Insanity Wolf and Insanity Custom. Insanity Werewolf has a light brown skin color, crazed orange eyes and a mane of dark brown hair with gray highlights.

Quite possibly more terrifying, Insanity Wolf is all-white with solid red eyes, a blustering gray mane of hair and one heck of an overbite. The crew at Wolf Helmet are selling the first two helmets between $180 and $200, and the custom version costs an additional $100. However, the custom model can be completely unique by switching up the color scheme to match a different type of wolf or werewolf.

Check out some more images of the Wolf Helmet below:

 Insanity Wolf Helmet

 Insanity Werewolf Helmet

Wolf Helmet In Action

The Wolf Helmet Will Terrify Everyone on the Road