Thank you for sharing this! It's among those great late-80s-early-90s surreal analog animation shorts that were floating around in that era, if you knew how to look. I can't remember where I saw it--maybe in a Spike&Mike show, or maybe Night Flight.
But then again, if they turned it into a show, then we never would've gotten The Nightmare Before Christmas. So perhaps it was the first the best it never happened.
RIP Pete Kozachik… amazing cinematographer. His work will surely live on as timeless examples of what an stop motion cinema can be
Can totally see how the paper cutout part inspired some scenes in James and the Giant Peach
Every now and again, I remember this exists and am delighted I can watch it with wonder once again.
Nice to include this! I recall the original laserdisc special edition of The Nightmare Before Christmas had it on before it was removed.
It was I remember that!
Decades ahead of its time.
In some ways, but in other ways this is extremely a product of 1991.
Thank you for sharing this! It's among those great late-80s-early-90s surreal analog animation shorts that were floating around in that era, if you knew how to look. I can't remember where I saw it--maybe in a Spike&Mike show, or maybe Night Flight.
wow i would of loved more of this
thanks for sharing this beauty with us
This is so weird in a good way
I wish this was turned into a tv show. This is so unique and there is nothing else like it. Poor Bob, he helps people but can't catch a break.
But then again, if they turned it into a show, then we never would've gotten The Nightmare Before Christmas. So perhaps it was the first the best it never happened.
So weird but kinda cool
Henry slick is a genius when it comes to creating weird and creepy, curious films
Really awesome stuff.⌚🖤✂️📷🎥
reminds me a lot of Little Nightmares.
Ya know how Buckaroo Banzai was basically one entry in a series of several unmade movies?
This is giving me similar vibes.
Cool
what the shizzle
Wow
This is scary/trippy but the end is stupid with this was longer!
A cult film.