those were artists my friend, not your average costume vendor. Look at this, a century from today they will say the same at Jim Henson's Dark Crystal costumes, the original Ridley Scott' Alien costume, maybe people in the future are going to buy same Michael Jackson' Thriller quality zombie costume in Walmarts.
I mean did you see the detail of his hat doing a flip when he enters the scene? Or the way they made his face so realist and expressive during the dances or the way the wearer of the costume makes it so believable? It's incredible. It's actually way better than most "modern standards". By far.
If I had to guess, the eyes are controlled by the performers own face inside the costume...move your head right or left or in a circle and the eyes do the same through some sort of contraption. When the rest of the face is articulated, such as when the tongue hangs out or the pig smiles, the right hand goes limp. I'm thinking the performer has removed his hand from within the arm and is now controlling various mechanisms for the articulation. I do think the performer's hand is inside the tongue to articulate it. I'm particularly impressed by the smiling mechanism that not only pulls up the sides of the mouth but makes the eyes squint. It's all incredibly clever and remarkably done. It's a pity we don't have more information about the performer or designer.
If you look later in the video when the pig is turned around you can see the impression of a second person's back pressed against the suit, so there's two people in that thing, one is riding "piggy back." The pun is almost unintentional.
Yeah, I also noticed the tongue sort of got "stuck" around 3:30, but the arms were waiving and they seemed to try to jam the tongue back in unobtrusively before exiting the stage again. Quite the workout!
It really is amazing to think that this little weird film sat in some storage unit in France for over 100 years until it was discovered. This thing could've been easily destroyed in that time but nope it survived everything the 20th century had to throw at it while everyone probably forgot about it months after it initially came out.
And also amazing that 500 cans of film of Pink Floyd in Pompeii sat in some storage unit in France for a few years and then was intentionally incinerated. I would rather have seen that than this.
The wierdest thing to think about is, this is just 1 film that survived out of many possible ones, so imagine how many films like this one we lost before even getting access to.
And the French are good at preserving their artifacts. Think what weirdness has been lost elsewhere: A conservative estimate says that 98% of *all* Brazilian silents are lost ~ including what's believed to have been the first feature-length animation film (a three-minute excerpt survives).
This movie is simply impressive, the pig costume, although it looks a little strange, is very well done and the features of his face, although if they are a little creepy, were ahead of the time of the old and distant 1907. the movie has a very strange vibe but at the same time pretty and comical. weird, very surreal, very abstract but it is art ... it hurts that in the current generation people see this film as something disturbing or cloudy and eerie for the simple fact that the pig costume looks weird and for the strange grimaces that does and do not pay attention to how early this film was at the time and how artistic it is. Postscript: I obviously do not belong to that date the tape was released, in fact I am almost of the current generation but that is my point of view of this work.
Do you really believe it's from 1907? Go and look at reel movies from that era and you will see that this one is in my higher quality. I believe this was shot in the present day on modern equipment.
@@holdingtonfarley4444 yes, it is from 1907. Plenty of films from even prior to this date have been preserved through time ( A Trip to the Moon?). You are correct it is of good quality, but that has to do with preservation and those who actually do work to fix it.
@@evanrusselburg8027 Are you sure? Do you have any sources that this really is from 1907? I have seen other preserved films from the era but nothing in this good quality. It's pretty amazing. But I would like a source on where it comes from and when it was made.
@@holdingtonfarley4444 thats just 3 pretty reliable sources based on cinema that show or discuss it as historically significant, and that it was released in 1907. If you just look up the title of the film, there are plenty of other articles and places to see that it was created in 1907.
This is amazing. I can't find anything about the pig's construction, but I can say with fair certainty this was not constructed with plastic or polyfoam. I also feel certain there are no electrical elements, the facial gimmicks are strictly mechanical. This is fabricated from cloth, metal, wood and glass. What was its weight? Each gimmick is operated by the performer with levers inside the costume. Visibility must have been near zero. Those are the merely technical qualities which make it amazing. The artistic quality is even more amazing. It blows me away in 2022, it must have freaked people the F out in 1907. Thanks for sharing.
Pretty sure this is fake. It doesn't look like anything else from that time era. It looks like it was shot on modern cameras and had filters on it to make it look like it's old. I can't believe people aren't seeing through this. Is it just me?
@Tonicpenguin793 I'm sure whatever the person said was dumb because this is RUclips but "rAtIo!1!!" isn't an argument, that's Twitter brainrot shit. "Hurrdurr you didn't get enough imaginary internet points so you're wrong" is just fallacious toddler logic, it's like calling someone ugly and pretending it makes their argument invalid or something
why are people saying this is scary. it's cute and impressively well made. edit: ok the last scene was kinda creepe lol. but they were just showing how good was the costume.
Loads of comments here saying the costume is good “for the time” or “even by modern standards”. This kind of sophisticated costuming and puppetry was around in theater for a long long long time before this film came out ...
i don't think is terrifying at all, is a pig dancing... besides the great costume is a very silly short film, the music is not scary at all... is an old and silent film but that doesn't make it terrifying.
At the ending I have a feeling the conversation went like this Guy: DAMN IT JAQUES YOU LEFT THE CAMERA ON WHILE WE WERE TESTING THE PUPPET!!!!! Jaques: Hey on the bright side...we just invented Outtakes and Creepypastas
Mechanisms of the costume= 4:16 1ⁿ: mouth opening sistem made with some type of string, atached to the 1 cm spiked tooths 2ⁿ: Eye movements, we can say it was made with a complex mechanism, im gonna say that was made with string 3ⁿ:ear movement, i think it was made with strings attached by the sides of the giant puppet pig costume 4ⁿ: nose movement, problably made with a nose attached mechanism or with hands (The skin can be made of cloth O̖̼ͩ͌͐r̴̨̦͕̝ p̞̈͑̚͞ỉ͔͖̜͌ĝ̽̓̀͑ s̠҉͍͊ͅḳ̯͍̑ͦỉ͔͖̜͌ṇ̤͛̒̍ Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕
so what is the message of the movie? I would guess that they fell in love with each other but given his true nature - that of being a "filthy pig" he devours and kills his love in the end - remembering all the humiliating things he did for her in order to get her attention. He made a pig out of himself and threw away his humanity
The more I see and read into this little vlassic, the more I can see the horror and dim meaning behind all the frolicking. But that's what I love about it!
The costume looks as if it were designed from our modern time. Imagine awakening from a deep slumber, only to find THAT leaning over you with its tongue sticking out along with the crazy eye movement. I'd shit myself.
The Dancing Cupid Clown (Film, 2016) Directed by: David Walch Cast: Tara Strong as Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel/Harley Quinn/Harley Quinn Cupid (2020 Pinterest version) Cassandra Strange (Actress) as Joan Frances Quinzel 0:080:090:10
I saw a GIF of the pig faces and decided to look up where it came from. TBH this wasn't that much creepy at all. The pig costume was nicely done and it has a light comedy around it. If the pig didn't make faces at the end I don't think it would be as criticized as it is. It's actually kinda cute.
When i was a kid my big brother told me this is a video from dark web and the pig was a real man turned into a pig because he went to illegal sites to, keep me away from corn websites 😂
Idk why someone find this scary. It is funny for me (ok i am person who watched Nightmare on Elm Street and few other shits and said they arent scary, but im sure that this isnt scary and probably wasnt even made to be horror film, maybie more like some horror-comedy)
This was cute, I didn’t find anything scary about it, but when I found a comment saying that their interpretation was that the pig ate the woman off camera it scared me now
Even though people think the pig ate the woman towards the end of the film I think that is merely an interpretation to make it more nightmare fuel and the pig was actually humbled and humiliated for being ungentlemanly I read that somewhere.
I really want to be repulsed by this, but I can’t! Weird! I love the facial expressions. Fascinated by the mechanics. I’d go out of my way to see the suit in a museum. It is oddly compelling. 🤔
At the end of the short film, the pig shows his true, evil nature when he is seen laughing evilly whilst flailing his tongue, rolling his eyes around, and showing his sharp teeth, suggesting that he killed the woman and ate her.
@@thelasttootsieroll9659 then it hacks your VPN and fiends where you live and you wake up in the middle of the night with the sound of cloven hooves getting closer to you
If I didn't know better, I'd think you had feelings for this monster. - Gaston LeGume, Beauty and the Beast (1991) It's a monster. A beast that would just as soon destroy you as look at you. - Major Glenn Talbot, The Incredible Hulk - The Return of the Beast
I want to know what ever happened to the costume I WANT IT I would buy it provided I could afford it and if it were for sale. Anyone got any ideas on how to find out where it may be if it even still exists? I have been doing some looking online but no luck
![[4k, 50fps, colorized] (1907) The disturbing story of the dancing pig. Le Cochon Danseur.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BU4W858uiGY/mqdefault.jpg)
This is so funny, the most amazing feature of the costume for me is when the pig kinds "smiles" or "laughs". That was so awesome!
There is 2 people in the costume, a petite girl riding piggyback on a man, she does the face stuff
@@breakingames7772 smile? That's the creepyest smile I even saw
@@breakingames7772 You're absolutely right. I was there too!!! I remember.
I cracked up at the woman's dancing--she's really good. This is weird, cute and hilarious.
@@acmelkathat's because at the end the pig eats the girl and that's an evil laugh
The detail on the costume is damn good. Even by modern standards.
This would certainly make Jim Henson smile.
those were artists my friend, not your average costume vendor. Look at this, a century from today they will say the same at Jim Henson's Dark Crystal costumes, the original Ridley Scott' Alien costume, maybe people in the future are going to buy same Michael Jackson' Thriller quality zombie costume in Walmarts.
@@ajx1994 I thought about Link Hogthrob when I first saw the character!
You mean it is way better than modern "standards".
I mean did you see the detail of his hat doing a flip when he enters the scene? Or the way they made his face so realist and expressive during the dances or the way the wearer of the costume makes it so believable? It's incredible. It's actually way better than most "modern standards". By far.
If I had to guess, the eyes are controlled by the performers own face inside the costume...move your head right or left or in a circle and the eyes do the same through some sort of contraption. When the rest of the face is articulated, such as when the tongue hangs out or the pig smiles, the right hand goes limp. I'm thinking the performer has removed his hand from within the arm and is now controlling various mechanisms for the articulation. I do think the performer's hand is inside the tongue to articulate it. I'm particularly impressed by the smiling mechanism that not only pulls up the sides of the mouth but makes the eyes squint. It's all incredibly clever and remarkably done. It's a pity we don't have more information about the performer or designer.
If you look later in the video when the pig is turned around you can see the impression of a second person's back pressed against the suit, so there's two people in that thing, one is riding "piggy back." The pun is almost unintentional.
Ya prob a petite woman
Yeah, I also noticed the tongue sort of got "stuck" around 3:30, but the arms were waiving and they seemed to try to jam the tongue back in unobtrusively before exiting the stage again. Quite the workout!
Must’ve been a real talent if he/she did 3:14
If I had to guess, the pig is satan
It really is amazing to think that this little weird film sat in some storage unit in France for over 100 years until it was discovered. This thing could've been easily destroyed in that time but nope it survived everything the 20th century had to throw at it while everyone probably forgot about it months after it initially came out.
How did you know this
And also amazing that 500 cans of film of Pink Floyd in Pompeii sat in some storage unit in France for a few years and then was intentionally incinerated. I would rather have seen that than this.
@@Greg4096 >Pink Floyd
>In Pompeii
>Incinerated
Honestly Sometimes life has funny situations and jokes that write themselves.
The wierdest thing to think about is, this is just 1 film that survived out of many possible ones, so imagine how many films like this one we lost before even getting access to.
And the French are good at preserving their artifacts. Think what weirdness has been lost elsewhere:
A conservative estimate says that 98% of *all* Brazilian silents are lost ~ including what's believed to have been the first feature-length animation film (a three-minute excerpt survives).
This movie is simply impressive, the pig costume, although it looks a little strange, is very well done and the features of his face, although if they are a little creepy, were ahead of the time of the old and distant 1907. the movie has a very strange vibe but at the same time pretty and comical. weird, very surreal, very abstract but it is art ... it hurts that in the current generation people see this film as something disturbing or cloudy and eerie for the simple fact that the pig costume looks weird and for the strange grimaces that does and do not pay attention to how early this film was at the time and how artistic it is. Postscript: I obviously do not belong to that date the tape was released, in fact I am almost of the current generation but that is my point of view of this work.
100% agree. It’s actually really cute and silly. The costume work is amazing & yes, way ahead of it’s time
Do you really believe it's from 1907? Go and look at reel movies from that era and you will see that this one is in my higher quality. I believe this was shot in the present day on modern equipment.
@@holdingtonfarley4444 yes, it is from 1907. Plenty of films from even prior to this date have been preserved through time ( A Trip to the Moon?). You are correct it is of good quality, but that has to do with preservation and those who actually do work to fix it.
@@evanrusselburg8027 Are you sure? Do you have any sources that this really is from 1907? I have seen other preserved films from the era but nothing in this good quality. It's pretty amazing.
But I would like a source on where it comes from and when it was made.
@@holdingtonfarley4444 thats just 3 pretty reliable sources based on cinema that show or discuss it as historically significant, and that it was released in 1907. If you just look up the title of the film, there are plenty of other articles and places to see that it was created in 1907.
That is an impressive pig costume.
The face is articulated!
There's a rumor that it wasn't a costume
Looks better than the original Mickey and Minnie mouse costumes
More impressive is the person on the inside running the show.
@@venomwise i want whatever you're on
This is amazing. I can't find anything about the pig's construction, but I can say with fair certainty this was not constructed with plastic or polyfoam. I also feel certain there are no electrical elements, the facial gimmicks are strictly mechanical. This is fabricated from cloth, metal, wood and glass. What was its weight? Each gimmick is operated by the performer with levers inside the costume. Visibility must have been near zero. Those are the merely technical qualities which make it amazing. The artistic quality is even more amazing. It blows me away in 2022, it must have freaked people the F out in 1907. Thanks for sharing.
Pretty sure this is fake. It doesn't look like anything else from that time era. It looks like it was shot on modern cameras and had filters on it to make it look like it's old.
I can't believe people aren't seeing through this. Is it just me?
Nightmare fuel. Love it!!
Ratio
@@tonicpenguin7934 L
@Tonicpenguin793 I'm sure whatever the person said was dumb because this is RUclips but "rAtIo!1!!" isn't an argument, that's Twitter brainrot shit. "Hurrdurr you didn't get enough imaginary internet points so you're wrong" is just fallacious toddler logic, it's like calling someone ugly and pretending it makes their argument invalid or something
@@tonicpenguin7934bro thought he did something 💀
I love the detail of his hat doing a flip when he enters the Scene. I bet there was someone that did it manually behind him. Clever. Well done.
why are people saying this is scary. it's cute and impressively well made.
edit: ok the last scene was kinda creepe lol. but they were just showing how good was the costume.
Some kind of early jumpscare..
Loads of comments here saying the costume is good “for the time” or “even by modern standards”. This kind of sophisticated costuming and puppetry was around in theater for a long long long time before this film came out ...
That is a very impressive costume for 1907, particularly the articulated head.
The actor uses his left arm to move the costume's nose, eyes and tongue. Notice that when he moves them, his arm is motionless. Very good costume.
Like Big Bird costume. 🙂
You must have been watching Sherlock Holmes again
That is terrifying.
Ikr
I found it funny for some reason
@@thehairyguitarist1016 yes idk i think it's just the humour of 1900 that's feel kinda creepy but that's quite funny tho
i don't think is terrifying at all, is a pig dancing... besides the great costume is a very silly short film, the music is not scary at all... is an old and silent film but that doesn't make it terrifying.
@@Moviewer i totally agree
That is so funny! Great dancing and acting. I am amazed by the pig costume as it is so expressive.
Glad I'm not the only one who finds this funny
OMG that pig costume was adorable! 😍
@angel machado How?
Your on drugs
Miss Piggy's family has always been in show business I see...
It must be her grandfather
No one:
Belle delphine: 4:16
Honestly the costume is amazing for a movie over 110 years old, 4:17 is scary asl tho
ngl the girl was lowkey hitting it at the dance part lol 😂
At the ending I have a feeling the conversation went like this
Guy: DAMN IT JAQUES YOU LEFT THE CAMERA ON WHILE WE WERE TESTING THE PUPPET!!!!!
Jaques: Hey on the bright side...we just invented Outtakes and Creepypastas
I love that they showed the facial expressions at the end, a nice little showcase of the capabilities of the suit
Flicker Alley Clips, thank you for posting this short film prior to digital restoration and colourisation.
I loved this and it was adorable 🐖
I fully agree.
100%❤
Mechanisms of the costume= 4:16
1ⁿ: mouth opening sistem made with some type of string, atached to the 1 cm spiked tooths
2ⁿ: Eye movements, we can say it was made with a complex mechanism, im gonna say that was made with string
3ⁿ:ear movement, i think it was made with strings attached by the sides of the giant puppet pig costume
4ⁿ: nose movement, problably made with a nose attached mechanism or with hands
(The skin can be made of cloth
O̖̼ͩ͌͐r̴̨̦͕̝ p̞̈͑̚͞ỉ͔͖̜͌ĝ̽̓̀͑ s̠҉͍͊ͅḳ̯͍̑ͦỉ͔͖̜͌ṇ̤͛̒̍ Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕Hͥ̽ͣ̃̔A̷͙ͭͫ̕
honsetly? this is truly too cute for words. LOVE it.
I can totally see how kids would find this hilarious and entertaining. They didn’t have much for cartoons & it is funny
Yeah. I don't think animation on screen existed in 1907.
@@davidetienne9404 It actually did, but it worked differently. Serach up 'Pauvre Pierrot', for example
so what is the message of the movie? I would guess that they fell in love with each other but given his true nature - that of being a "filthy pig" he devours and kills his love in the end - remembering all the humiliating things he did for her in order to get her attention. He made a pig out of himself and threw away his humanity
I doubt it’s that deep
@@maeveh7103 yea they probably just wanted to flex their costume lmao
I think it's just a pig clumsily courting the girl and the girl humiliating it
The message is that this was the funniest shit ever in 1907. People used to laugh at steamboat willie
Absolutely terrifying
Why do I have this specific creepy-sense against 100+ year old silent films of large mascot costumes? It's just so damn creepy
I didn't know Boris was at it as far back as 1907!
Why did they give the pig a FUNCTIONING TONGUE?!? ✨👁👁
You know why
The more I see and read into this little vlassic, the more I can see the horror and dim meaning behind all the frolicking. But that's what I love about it!
YEAH! Thank you for full and quality version!
Well, I've got something exciting and new to nightmare about tonight.
Omg, that would be the scariest Halloween costume ever 😂🤣
Pretty ahead of it’s time tbh
I am glad that this is not lost media.
Did you guys know that the pig ate her and I kind of feel bad for the girls that the pig ate
no wonder you have gacha life on your yt name
@@esotilinguautilin is they problem..?
@@alexgachalife5890 So you think yhe girl is in the right here?
😓
IS THIS A MOTHERFUCKING BLOODBORNE REFERENCE!1!1!1
im so sorry gascoigne...
We french are the most weirdos 😂
Perfect!
Bricked up rn
you're the only one who understands
Well, that escalated quickly!
The costume looks as if it were designed from our modern time. Imagine awakening from a deep slumber, only to find THAT leaning over you with its tongue sticking out along with the crazy eye movement. I'd shit myself.
4:17
About 15 years ago I saw a gif of that and never figured out where it came from until today.
Why does this video make me happy
Aaaawww , the pig is so cute
Nearly nothing about cuteness at all..
The Dancing Cupid Clown (Film, 2016)
Directed by: David Walch
Cast:
Tara Strong as Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel/Harley Quinn/Harley Quinn Cupid (2020 Pinterest version)
Cassandra Strange (Actress) as Joan Frances Quinzel
0:08 0:09 0:10
That was disturbing 😳
- We can watch this silent short film over a century later with a home device connected to the internet is mind blowing to me
My favourite 1907 film
when i was little i used to be terrified of this, but now that im older i find it incredibly wholesome and cute lol
How old are you?
@@jangobaz_0779 ikr
To everyone saying it's cute. It's terrifying. The pig ate the girl. His expression at the end😯
@@bipbippadotta3680annabelle pig!
I'm not sleeping ever
Articulation was incredible
what a darling piggy!!!!!
This end is just.... Wtf?
I love it
I can roll my eyes like that
I think he ate her.
They're just showing off the costume's functions in close up, I guess
@@woolncathairsme too lol
I saw a GIF of the pig faces and decided to look up where it came from. TBH this wasn't that much creepy at all. The pig costume was nicely done and it has a light comedy around it. If the pig didn't make faces at the end I don't think it would be as criticized as it is. It's actually kinda cute.
It's not creepy at all 🤣 I actually like it
Exactly, I don’t know why people are saying that is creepy.
When i was a kid my big brother told me this is a video from dark web and the pig was a real man turned into a pig because he went to illegal sites to, keep me away from corn websites 😂
That’s terrifying !! 😳
Yes, intentionally it is..
Idk why someone find this scary. It is funny for me (ok i am person who watched Nightmare on Elm Street and few other shits and said they arent scary, but im sure that this isnt scary and probably wasnt even made to be horror film, maybie more like some horror-comedy)
I get scared of films easily, yet I simply find this adorable.
This was cute, I didn’t find anything scary about it, but when I found a comment saying that their interpretation was that the pig ate the woman off camera it scared me now
He's fucking terrifying and the lil plot is... strange? But damn if it isnt a lovely piece of theater.
Very well done pig costume!
It's terrifying I hate it :')
Oh, shit, the final is scary.
3:03 - Early breakdance moves!
You can imagine this being performed in a theater.
the fucking music makes everything scarier
It's just and upbeat piano song, what's wrong with it?
TODAY I SHOW THIS TO MY KIDS 😳
They never sleep again... 😵
Beautiful
John marathon was farming when this was made. Wow!!!
Anyone know what kind of dancing the girl is doing around 3:04?
Technically clever considering the year. Must be one of the earliest animatronic costumes.
Damn looks better than the costumes at Disney World
Esto va estar en mis pensamientos 🔥
Was the film quality really this good in 1907??
Whats the song called I wanna learn this on the piano
Bros just vibin
I think this girl was cute!
Ahhh, they really knew how to enrich the people with meaningful and artistic endeavors in the old days.
Even though people think the pig ate the woman towards the end of the film
I think that is merely an interpretation to make it more nightmare fuel and the pig
was actually humbled and humiliated for being ungentlemanly
I read that somewhere.
I really want to be repulsed by this, but I can’t! Weird! I love the facial expressions. Fascinated by the mechanics. I’d go out of my way to see the suit in a museum. It is oddly compelling. 🤔
At the end of the short film, the pig shows his true, evil nature when he is seen laughing evilly whilst flailing his tongue, rolling his eyes around, and showing his sharp teeth, suggesting that he killed the woman and ate her.
I think that was a separate
video of the mechanics of the costume being tested out.
he also flaps his ears and twitches his nose.
From Boris Johnson's reception...
Great dancer.
Que chido
This is something else……
That pig outfit looks great for over 100 years ago
Does anyone find this actually kind of cute?
Very much so.
The pig ate the girl in the end
Yes. Kind of cute. 😊
You have a weird idea of cute
lmao, that ending
Wake up and it's standing in the corner of the room
And you can see him slightly in the darkness and then it starts walking towards you
And It Starts Doing Those Weird Gestures At You.
@@ThePlushPaloozaPlushVids And it lunges at you with a horrible shriek
At that point I would just disconnect from the server.
@@thelasttootsieroll9659 then it hacks your VPN and fiends where you live and you wake up in the middle of the night with the sound of cloven hooves getting closer to you
If I didn't know better, I'd think you had feelings for this monster. - Gaston LeGume, Beauty and the Beast (1991)
It's a monster. A beast that would just as soon destroy you as look at you. - Major Glenn Talbot, The Incredible Hulk - The Return of the Beast
4:17 [YTPH] el origen de la gripe marrana
I want to know what ever happened to the costume I WANT IT I would buy it provided I could afford it and if it were for sale. Anyone got any ideas on how to find out where it may be if it even still exists? I have been doing some looking online but no luck
This could easily be a trailer for amnesia a machine for pigs
That's terrifying lol
I have trouble believing this isn't something more recent just made to look like an old film.
Yeah a bit too smooth nothing like other old films from that day …
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Cochon_Danseur
It’s 2021😌
4:17 xD pig wolfgang xD
I'm scared