The style and narrative of the "Taste" music video largely mirrors that of Death Becomes Her, the 1991 dark comedy starring Academy Award winners Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn. Madeline (Streep Sabrina Carpenter is "vicious" in her new music video. On Friday, Aug. 23, the pop star, 25, not only released her new album Short n' Sweet, but a visual for her latest single "Taste," which Sabrina Carpenter gets into a murderous feud (and shares a kiss) with Jenna Ortega in the killer music video for 'Taste,' which takes cues from the dark comedy 'Death Becomes Her.' In the music video, Carpenter and Ortega fight to the death. Like the premise of the 1992 movie Death Becomes Her, both women battle it out by finding interesting ways to murder each other.After Her latest music video for "Taste," the third single off of her studio album Short n' Sweet, is chock-full of references to classic horror films like Death Becomes Her and Kill Bill: Volume 1. Please verify your email address. You've reached your account maximum for followed topics. Jenna Ortega shines in the Death Becomes Her-inspired "Taste" music video, forming an unexpected 1. "Death Becomes Her" This is the most overt reference and it runs throughout the video, as "Taste" has a few references to Goldie Hawn and Meryl Streep's 1992 dark comedy. Jenna Ortega & Sabrina Carpenter Try To Kill Each Other in Bloody New Music Video. Jenna Ortega is set to take on Betelgeuse next month in Tim Burton's long-awaited sequel to his 1988 classic The duo kill each other à la "Death Becomes Her," "Psycho" and more. Pop star Sabrina Carpenter teamed up with "Wednesday" actress Jenna Ortega for the new music video for her song "Taste." The The duo teamed up for Carpenter's "Taste" music video, which finds them fighting over a boy and, naturally, plotting out ways to murder one another in hopes of gaining his affection. Sabrina Carpenter and Jenna Ortega kill each other over an unnamed boyfriend in the Bucks County native's new

music video for 'Taste.' The funny, bloody short seems to riff on 'Death Becomes Her.' Left: Taste music video Right: Death Becomes Her. Sabrina Carpenter/YouTube; Universal Pictures. One of the most prominent references in "Taste" is to the cult classic Death Becomes Her, a The music video for "Taste" seems to clearly be based on the 1992 Robert Zemeckis black comedy, "Death Becomes Her." The video starts with a parental advisory for "graphic violence Sabrina Carpenter and Jenna Ortega's "Taste" music video channels the 1992 film 'Death Becomes Her.' Watch it here. Sabrina Carpenter and Jenna Ortega fight to the near-death over a shared lover in the singer's gory new music video for "Taste," the opening track on her sixth album, Short n' Sweet Recommended Stories. Sabrina Carpenter seemingly draws inspiration from the film 'Death Becomes Her' for her 'Taste' music video, which also stars Jenna Ortega. The pop star released a teaser of Sabrina Carpenter's "Taste" music video is filled with iconic movie references to films like Psycho and Ginger Snaps.; The video pays homage to cult classics like Death Becomes Her and Jennifer's Body, recreating memorable scenes in a darkly humorous way.; Featuring actors like Rohan Campbell and Jenna Ortega, "Taste" weaves together a dark story with Easter eggs from Sabrina Carpenter's past Online chatter suggests the video might draw inspiration from the dark comedy classic 'Death Becomes Her.'Sabrina Carpenter has fans buzzing with anticipatio The actress is starring alongside 'Halloween Ends' star Rohan Campbell in the singer's new music video for her latest single 'Taste' which seems to be inspired by the 1992 cult movie 'Death Sabrina Carpenter seemingly draws inspiration from the film 'Death Becomes Her' for her 'Taste' music video, which also stars Jenna Ortega. The pop star released a teaser of the upcoming track on Instagram as well as some photos from filming that have fans convinced she's channeling the 1992 cult classic.

Sure, the "Taste" video is more along the lines of Death Becomes Her, between Carpenter getting a hole in her stomach and the scene of her and Ortega falling down that fancy staircase. But we see how Carpenter looks at that set of knives at the beginning of the video, or just how well she plays the blood-splattered blonde bombshell. Fans are speculating Sabrina Carpenter's music video for "TASTE" will be inspired by the 1992 cult classic DEATH BECOMES HER. With Carpenter's recent singles, "Espresso" and "Please Please Watch Death Becomes Her Taste Music Video Full Full Trabajadores De Movistar Video Watch Click to Access the Link (Viral Video) Watch Click to Access the Link (Viral Video) Watch Click to Access the Link (Viral Video) Watch Click to Access the Link (Viral Video) Death Becomes Her Taste Music Video Original "Death Comes Her" features a complex visual narrative, combining the symbolism of death and life in a provocative way. The video has also received attention for its high production quality, with stunning cinematography and stunning visual effects. ð ð âï¸ VIDEO :