The House | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 15 дек 2021
- Three visionary tales. One unforgettable place. THE HOUSE premieres globally January 14, 2022, only on Netflix.
From the leading voices in independent stop motion animation - Emma de Swaef & Marc Roels, Niki Lindroth von Bahr and Paloma Baeza - this Netflix special centers on a house and the three surreal tales of the individuals who made it their home.
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The House | Official Trailer | Netflix
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Across different eras, a poor family, an anxious developer and a fed-up landlady become tied to the same mysterious house in this animated dark comedy. 
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I get the feeling that there are a lot of little kids right now who one day will have "my parents thought this would be a kid's movie and it REALLY wasn't" stories about this one
This is exactly why I watch stuff first before I show it to my kids 😂🤣😂🤣
@R. G.B. Just about to say this , I was an adult who found it creepy.
@R. G.B. This is wayyyy more unsettling than Coraline.
Watership Down… 🐇🐇🐇
Oh yeah, definitely 😌
I have tremendous respect for people who have the patience to do stop motion movies/series. When it takes 24 shots just to make one second clip, just the thought of having to painstakingly create one itself makes me want to trash and burn those beautiful film sets with their beautiful puppets to the ground.
You mean 24 shots to make one second ^^
makes me**
Literally 💯
I believe most stop motion is NOT done at 24fps, but 12. On the topic, Mad God is being released soon. It's Phil Tippet's Magnum Opus.
Who hurt you😭
This whole movie was a strange, weird, unique and most of all an amazing ride, I can’t explain what I think of it. Just watch it and get your mind blown. 10/10
The symbolism! I geeked out in all of it
So damned enjoyable. 10/10. Never realised how much Jarvis Cocker sounds like Bob Mortimer.
1/10 from my gf and I. Utter drivel and not the uniqueness we hoped for. No real overarching story and we understand why, three different directors. Why they put this up as a movie, instead of just making three short shitty films, one will maybe never know.
I swear i have never watched something awfull as whatever this is. Can netflix get any worse?
@@hecatommyriagon655 you and your gf have no taste…
I feel like, after watching all 3 parts, the main thing in common with them is the idea of obsession and each story focuses on how you deal with said obsession.
i think it also might be desparation!! and how it gets out of hand
All of them didn’t appreciate what they had as well. And then lost everything trying to chase some fantasy of a perfect life and house
Thats an interesting detail I honestly didnt know how to describe the first story other than being greedy. The second one I supposed that it dealt with like you said obssession and for me toxic people its really cool how the rats who are destroying the house look very similar to the parasites that were driving the poor rat crazy. And the third story I assumed it was like fear of letting go of the past because an obssession with an idea. How cool.
Yes! I also think there was a class commentary on seeking upwards mobility through material possessions. Characters become increasingly isolated from love and connection from others the more they obsess over filling the void in themselves through the desire for an extravagant house.
The parents and the developer lose their “humanity” by the end of their stories. The cat is told she’s losing herself, to which she replies no one knows her. Yet by the end of each story, once they leave/give up on their dreams of wealth, the sisters still have each other, the developer finds a community, and the cat (the only one who learned a lesson before it was too late) rediscovers herself and what she really need to be happy as she moves on with the people who care about her.
Wow that could be true! First part, the parents became the very thing they obsessed about (richness, good furnitures). Second, the mouse became the very thing he obsessively wanted to get rid of (vermin), and the third, Jen decide to free herself by keeping the old and go forward and not let the house chain herself
The film industry needs more originality and creativity like this.
It does just very rarely do those films make their budget back and or get the audience they deserve.
They make them. They just get overshadowed by other more commercialized films.
No
Originality doesn’t necessarily mean good
did you know that such things are always going to be a rarity?, uniqueness is fundamentally, well.. UNIQUE, otherwise it would be the new norm, and stuff even like what we've just watched would become bland, i know the concept of anthropomorphic animals, the 19th century, and strange houses are getting boring for me.
This trailer in itself is amazing. Unlike the other trailers, where the whole movie plot becomes obvious, this one is quite unique. Is it a horror, mystery, comedy. Looks really promising.
Confusing
It’s three separate stories which means the trailer creators can make room for creativity and vagueness.
I have no idea what's happening here, and I love it.
Thought the same exact thing!! Lol
I legit don’t know what this movie will be about
The sound design is what really struck me. All those creative sound choices they made set the mood very well thus misleading all your emotions making you wonder or think you know what is going on but you don't.
Yeah! The soundtrack from the first story is very unsettling, it's kind of influenced by Hereditary.
@@dave3286 Oh yea! it does!
The first short was eerie, the second one was traumatising and the third one was genuinely cathartic. They're all quite memorable in their own way but the third one had the biggest emotional impact on me and I will be thinking about it for a long time. You could say that it's an artistic demonstration of the "sunk cost fallacy"... literally and allegorically. It applies to so many different situations in life, especially those with the most intimate value. Amazing work!
Agreed - all 3 were beautiful but the last one was just.. idk exactly but as soon as I connected where the story was going, I sobbed the rest of it. Absolutely stunning
Someone finally figured out that horror and stop-motion really work together! Can't wait to see this
The Nightmare Before Christmas and stop motion animation has been included in scary films before, like Clash of the Titans
Ehhm literally Coraline?! (And Paranorman ect)
@@shotsbysann those aren’t scary once you watch it again at the right age 😭
@@booheu9968 nah, they still traumatizing af
@@shotsbysann I was thinking the same- Coraline is freaky! I'm a horror movie wimp- I nope out of watching almost any horror movie within the first ten minutes lol, but I don't find Paranorman scary! I put off watching that film, despite loving LAIKA studio productions, for the longest time and when I finally sat down to watch it, I was totally charmed. I could see it being a bit scary to little kids...but I still can't watch a Nightmare Before Christmas or James and the Giant Peach because they scare me too much hahaha
I was like “Oh, my kids would like this, omg this looks disturbing, nevermind, omg I’m gonna love this.”
Ahahah
I have just finished watching this and oh my... what an experience. This is the kind of quality I am expecting Netflix with all their budget to put out. We had Arcane, and now this. It is simply amazing to see the possibilities if they invest more in animation, and I am excited to see the direction they are going to.
I'm more addicted to this than I expected to be. I want to see more of these characters stories, especially Rosa's.
netflix had ZERO to do with arcane other then to stream it
Fellow surfers, which episode does Arcane kick into gear? I am in episode 3, I think, and it has not gripped me... Is it not for me, or shall I plow on?
@@jonaswolterstorff3460 episode 4 is when the action happens
but ep 1-3 is good for the viewers to learn who the characters are if you havent played league
@@jonaswolterstorff3460 trust me, that show is terrific keep going.
I thought it was a children's movie and I came out with an existential crisis, watch it, whenever I see it I think it's a metaphor for not letting go of things that can't be fixed, it's beautiful.
Really? I thought it’s about poor people turning into furniture 🛏😂
@@LightnessOfTheLife i also don't get what's the point of existencial dread by this movie ?
It could be a message like greed is bad /
Maybe for 2nd movie you'll become as your surroundings people/
3rd is getting out of our comfort zone
@@smallhuman280 I think it's just a movie about the evil of capitalism: the first story is set in the past so it's also telling the roots of capitalism, with the contrast between the aristocracy and the poors, who they just see as puppets. The second story is the lowest point of capitalism, constantly mentionin the recession, the investment, etc... and picturing a working class man being used and abused by the rich, who are compared to literal pests or parasites, as if they were parasiting the working class. Finally, the 3rd story is optimistic, it takes place after an immense crisis comparable to climate change and the rising water, a cause of capitalism, and the few survivors of that crisis have to learn to reject the system, reject the past and break free from their chains, sometimes physical sometimes mental. So I see the stories as a progression : the birth of capitalism, its paroxysm (the most striking story as it is also the closest to us on a time scale), and finally its possible demise in a story full of hope
I thought it was the opposite, it was actually about letting go because the things you own end up owning you
Well I thought it was about humans rats and cats living together in ONE house 😭
When Netflix said they were going all-in on animation, this was not what I imagined.
It's better.
This and arcane look amazing
It's why i have netflix stock 🤣
Now if only they'd renew The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance...
If it's stop motion, I'll watch it.
Same
Shaun de sheep reference
Same I love stop motion film
what do you think it is?? also that’s a really weird rule. do you not watch anything else-
Have fun with Santa Inc...
Just watched it, and loved every second of it.
I was kinda confused about the second chapter but I think it meant that he became a pest of the house never to sell it because of his greed or some shit like that
@@aguaaqua6343 it wasn't his Greed It was because he was too Kind
@@snooze2699 I never got what happened with who he was talking to? Like what was up with that where the cops had to give him a warning that he kept bothering his doctor or something?
@@aguaaqua6343 He was obsessed with his dentist and had a delusion where his dentist was his romantic partner, even though the dentist would get mad that he would call and talk about this stuff. Finally got a restraining order. The Rat is having a nervous breakdown the whole time and eventually turns completely ratlike, destroying his creation. the house causes/helps push a mental breakdown, like it did in the first movie where the parents stop being who they were/are
@@jeffcor13 oh thx
The movie was so good.
Symbolism ✅
Tense✅
Great storyline✅
Creativity✅
Angles ✅
Voice acting ✅
Loveable✅
Reflecting people through fur puppets mice/bugs and cats✅
Smooth animation✅
Charcter design✅
Charcter personality✅
Humor✅
12/10
Good storyline??? it had no storyline.
@@younghex9577 idk thats a you problem if you cant figure out the storyline
@@PALYER1REHAB tell him again. i swear modern media has just conditioned everyone to expect to be spoon fed every bit information smh. and when they are not, they hate it
Looks slightly horrifying and I'm here for it.
Slightly?
@@lizc6393 😆
Slightly? 😂
I SAID WHAT I SAID 😩
I honestly cannot wait for this!! I'm so happy that Netflix is taking chances in building up their animation library with these creative mature series ideas and not just with Japanese anime (nothing against anime though!).
Animation is not only for kids, and it's great that we're seeing more serious animation for adults !:D I hope this gets the support it deserves from the Netflix community!
The vast-majority of the globe still doesn't believe that to be the case.
@@maazkalim I don’t care about the world. I care about this.
Uh-huh?!?
Dunno what “this” means..
Since my comment wasn't aimed at you, either - "@@justintime6242".
I wake uo everyday hoping they sign a deal with Laika Studios 🙏
I counter with: adult animation doesn't have to be dark or raunchy.
Wow. I took some mushrooms and randomly found this on Netflix and thought it looked just weird enough to watch. I was NOT expecting what happened. I got sucked in, thrown around and spit out in 8 different directions. Haunting and brilliant. 10/10 would trip balls and enter this dimension again
That must've been the shrooms mate, because the movie was crap. 😅
@@hecatommyriagon655 it wasn't crap. definitely each story got more interesting than the last, and none of them really pay off very well, but there was some great stuff in it.
@@hecatommyriagon655 You clearly have no sense of understanding the message behind it's art. All you wanted is a movie that is not confusing af.
Don't you know it was meant to be like that? Cause the message is all about grief and overthinking.
@@hecatommyriagon655 I feel bad for you because your little pea brain can't process movies like this, go watch something else, maybe some stupid lame ass reality shows
Third story is legit about Virgo living together with pisces, sag and libra
I feel like I just watched someone's fever dream and I am absolutely here for it
This looks way more intense than Coraline. Whatever studio is making this should be given the recognition they deserve because this special looks surrealistic, haunting and tremendous. Put THAT in my 2022 movie/TV bucket list 😮
Nexus! It's being made by Nexus Studios!!
Never heard of them, but they sound amazing@@Jorpl_
Period!
Coralline is fir kids and this looks more for adults
@@Jorpl_ wish they'd put more info like this in the Description. I was looking for the studio and director - are they the same as The Fantastic Mr. Fox? (Nope. No connection, says a quick Google search.)
This looks amazing. Love it when Netflix funds these kind of projects for us to see
Netflix didn't fund it, they r just the distributor. Nonetheless, it's still a pretty big deal since this will be getting the biggest audience possible.
...and then kills it
@@transws6am Yeah, like the Dark Crystal.
@@voldy3565 yeah, I was pretty disappointed too, when they didn’t continue Dark Crystal… On the other hand they gave us a tremendous first season at least
this made me feel like I was having a bad trip but I couldnt look away. such beautiful sets and designs.
Definitely one of the best movies I seen in along time. Honestly it already one of my favorite films of all time. The music. The art. The writing. The acting. The directing. The storyline. It has so much different wide range of emotions. Very special film right. Once in a Generation experience
It reminds me of an Argentinian tv series called "La Casa" (The House) that tells in every episode a different story and aging of the same house in different decades (the 1940's, the 1950's). And explores on each chapter a different genre. It was very interesting.
Where can i watch it? I tried looking for it but there was almost nothing except for a poorly descriptive IMDB page.
@@hiteshsingh852 samee im curious to watch it now
Dónde la encuentro?
This seems to be the plot of this one....
No conocía la serie pero la idea parece inspirada por la novela ''La Casa'' de Manuel Mujica Lainez.
Emma De Swaef: For me, it’s really about the puppets. I was making puppets before I was actually doing animation - I was studying film and making puppets. Puppets are a really exciting thing: just making something and then imagining that it comes alive… that's the beautiful thing for me. And stop motion, of course, allows you to not just imagine that it comes alive, but it really comes alive for people to see as well. So, for me, that’s the big draw.
This is stop motion?????????????
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@@pencil6965 yes it is
@@pencil6965 yes
What a beautiful art form for film. Watching the behind the scenes for Kubo and The Two Strings and Isle of Dogs gave me a newfound appreciation for stop motion films.
I think the meticulous and detail oriented nature of stop motion media creates its own filter. I think the best stories easily rise to the top.
I feel you’d enjoy Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit if you haven’t seen it yet! It’s one of my favorite childhood movies :)
Really liked the third story, the story/ending was light hearted and relieving after the other two. The characters were loveable, the flooded post-apocalyptic setting and the visuals were beautiful too.
we dont see a lot of horror animated films lately. this one is an absolute chefs kiss.
Omg, it's one of the only trailers that gave me goosebumps. As someone who's done a few stop motion animations, I know how much planning, preparation, work, skill and patience is involved in this type of art. The trailer looks absolutely breathtaking. Can't wait to watch it ❤️
The is really looked like something Jan Švankmajer would make. The trailer especially reminds me of his "Alice"
Remember to watch this when it comes out y’all! We need to encourage Netflix to keep funding this originality
The prospect of stop motion has saved my life on many occasions, whether it was watching a beloved movie for what I thought was the last time, energy sunk into art projects to distract myself from a dangerous home life, or just consuming behind the scenes content on popular works in this great genre, stop motions are an amazing example of art that I hope we always have. Countless hours and hours poured into expressing something that stillness alone couldn’t achieve ❤️ this is beyond exciting
The definition of movies is changing day by day.This is just a unique idea in itself.loved it.
The very first movies ever created were made in stop motion though haha it's like the oldest movie technique actually
Personally love how netflix products or finds these gems, and give us the opportunity to see these on the platform. Such an hard work, Stop-Motion :)
Hollywood doesn't like good movies, so Netflix takes them, Netflix did the same for The Irishman when Hollywood didn't want it
this movie was fantastic we really need more adult animation like this and less of those crass and vulgar ones
also this movie deserves more hyped pls watch it!
I especially loved the ending with the cat story. Surprisingly emotional and heartwarming
just finished watching this, I had NO idea what it was about before I hadn't seen any clips or reviews and WOW what a film. I can say it really was a horror movie unlike any I've seen before. What stuck me was the quirkiness, being able to hear Vanessa Feltz on the radio in the second story it all lulls you into a false sense of security. The three storys were unique, bizarre and amazing. 10/10
This looks absolutely phenomenal
♡
After Coraline I had never found a horror, eerie and mysterious animation until NOW. This looks so promising I just hope it doesn't disappoint.
It's refreshing to find someone who loved the dark eerie feel of Coraline.
@@alexisf22 it was awesome right? Coraline is my all time favorite movie and I can rewatch it anytime 🤘🏻
EXACTLY
Me too 😭
@@alexisf22 its literally one of the most famous stop motion movie of all time.. how is it refreshing
You can try the movie "9", quite good
I like how there are three messages, one for each story, and an overarching message told by all three together.
Yesss
This looks amazing. Stop Motion and horror/suspense go great together. Now I want someone to do a stop motion film of 'The Yellow Wallpaper'.
That's such a good idea for an amazing short story!
Yes. Yes. Yes
There's an unnerving quality to this and anything stop motion I'll give it a go as the work required is monumental can't wait to watch this
If Coraline and Fantastic Mr. Fox had a baby on steroids.
This movie is divided in to 3 stories about what is going on in 3 different houses. 1st story is a creepy horror story, 2nd story is about madness and the 3rd story is about not knowing what you want till it is too late, I also believe that the 3rd movie is about a mental illness and losing yourself, it felt to have a deep meaning the more I thought about the story. The third story was my favorite and had me in tears when it ended, it was a beautiful story and the puppets and their movement was some of the most beautiful I've seen in a movie. All of the stories are very good if you enjoy stop-motion. I give this these movies 8/10, 7/10 and 9/10, the third one was close to the same tier of perfection as Coraline, amazing!
I think there’s supposed to be the same house at least the second story in and the third story definitely take place in the same house
I watched this movie while stoned. I felt like I was having a nightmare...
Loved it
I literally couldn’t stop laughing in the first part when Mabel realized the stairs were gone. It’s so mundane.
I love the stop motion/claymation style, with the creepy vibes it makes it so much better. I'm here for it.
As someone who learned how to do stop motion, I am SO DAMN excited for this! Bravo to everyone who worked on this! :D
damn what an experience, although I liked the first one I feel like it wasn't much for me and it was a bit complicated and confusing, the second one made me stressed and I was able to empathize a lot with our protagonist and the third one for me was a visual marvel and it was so beautiful to see this story, excellent ending. This series may not be for everyone but it is certainly entertaining, stressful, beautiful, sad, funny, all while making it wonderful. Well done Netflix!
It actually sounds like you experienced it exactly how they wanted you too ☺️
@@MisterCasket i don’t get this comment 😞 hate or nah
@@florence_pugh_1771 it wasn't hate! You said you felt it wasn't really for you because the first one was weird , and second one stressfull. I had the same, and I believe that was the intention of the makers. I'm glad it ended with a hopeful scene.
@@MisterCasket ahhh sorry for misunderstanding your comment and you're right, it's good that you agree!
@@florence_pugh_1771 no problem! Have a nice day!
The second story blew my mind. My theory is that he started hallucinating the bugs as a couple and their family because of how much chemicals he used for the infestation.
This looks like a Stop Motion version of the Hereditary and i loving it
youre 102% correct on that
Yes I feel the same way. Hereditary had something very uneverning and captivating about it.
I'm glad, after watching Rilakkuma and Kaoru last year I'm happy that Netflix is seeing the potential in adult stop motion projects as well. This has that Fantastic Mr. Fox vibe and I love it!
This style is so oddly comforting... yet absolutely terrifying at the same time
Little stories have already influenced me so much after just one watch. Absolutely magnificent work from everybody. This movie is a masterpiece.
Finally have been looking forward for this so long, it was announced in April as an adult stop motion series.
Can't wait to watch it
Looks odd, interesting and the visuals are awesome.
havent you watched FANTASTIC MR. FOX? 😱
@@Ali-kp7bh No but I enjoy being recommended movies/shows so I'll give it a shot.
this film absolutely scared the shit out of me
I loved this. I wish we could have more stop motion movies and movies that actually make you feel and think about something. This is a masterpiece
Stop motion is a beautiful art form, i absolutely can't wait for this series to come out
It's moments like these that I'm grateful for Netflix...
The 2 stories scared the crap out of me but the last film is beautiful
I would have loved if the first story was a full length movie. It was so creepy and amazing.
Now THIS is creativity
It feels like Wes Anderson doing a movie for A24
he missed an amazing oportunity there.. but you can see these guys LEARNED EVERYTHING from WA
This is a wes anderson rip off. Even making it with animals.
@@bossmedia4028 Yes, Wes Anderson owns "anthropomorphic stop motion animation" no one can do it anymore...
@@theletterbleeds its a cheap ripoff with loser “acclaimed” directors ok.
@@bossmedia4028 Right. Even if no one here has seen it yet. we can already assume that it is a ripoff of a Wes Anderson film just because WA just happened to make films with stop motion and anthropomorphic animals in the past. I guess it’s all just wasted effort because of that fact
I watched it over the weekend and it was the acid trip I didn't know I needed.
This truly deserves to become an entire series.
Enda Walsh's writing is brilliant! And the art is off the charts. Can't wait to watch.
Is it odd that the thing I'm most excited for is the soundtrack? If it sounds anything like the trailer !
Gustavo Santaolalla is so good
Raymond family part is the weirdest and scariest for me
I just finished watching this.
It was... an experience. An awesome experience. The movie has a beautiful animation, the voice acting is awesome and the story is perfect.
I give this 10/10
Same
@Meme Guy The cockroach song is the best!
Lovin the stop motion style, im sure yall will blow it up😂
I'm smiling and getting chills at the same time
Stop-motion will never NOT be captivating. This oozes atmosphere. Very unsettling. I would like to see more stop motion works in the future!
This film was really weird , it wasn’t a comedy, spoof or even horror exactly, it was just unsettling. Literally the only way I can describe it. Pretty good movie, though.
This feels like it was made for the adults who used to be kids enamored with James & the Giant Peach.
*feels good man*
This feels like over the garden wall but more darker and with animals
Just finished watching it. The first story is amazing! The whole style, plot and characters are just fantastic! It's halfway between horror and drama.
Stop-motion has always impressed and terrified me at the same time. And this is the perfect example as to why. Just…. Wow.
Finally something worth watching!! I love stop motion films like this. So beautiful!
This scares the shit outta me, and makes my soul happy, all at the same time. And i love it.
i cant stop thinking abut this film and wanted to come here and comment on what a amazing watch this is.
This looks very good! Deffo going to see it. It has so many Wes Anderson vibes blended with some Burton-esque and Gaiman-like atmospheres.
I was about to post similar comment :)
I can't wait see this! Been in love with the concept of stopmotion and horror since Coraline.
This movie is so good! Nostalgia, weirdness and uniqueness.
Just finish it, the best Netflix has done in years.
I looove stop motion and so much work goes into. This looks Amazing and I can’t wait to see it ☺️
Looks like a fun movie to watch with the kids
Oh boy I hope they don’t have any nightmares
Reminds me the time I made my younger cousins watch horrific animation (like watership down).
One boy was having nightmares for months, he need some therapy. short one thankfully, and they not blame me for it because other kids are fine
@@hafirenggayuda I saw ring when I when it came out, I had nightmares for about a year as I was quite young, but I turned out fine.
This doesn’t look like it’s for kids lol
Wow..!! just wow! I don't have words. I was not impressed this much in years. The story telling, art direction, movement, composition.. all of them are just mind blowing. They really have put lot of love in this project and it shows. I truely wish this gets recognition it deserves.
We need more of this. The quality of being genuine
Watched this movie at least 4 times and I don't get tired of it. It's honestly amazing
This gives me the same eerie feel of James and the giant peach! Love it!
Creepy, yet intriguing.
they should make more movies like this. PLEASE I BEG YOU MAKE MORE FILMS LIKE THIS
a extraordinary film, a mantle of darkness, sorrow, madness and pain, behind the facade of being only a movie with puppets, three sinister stories each one with a terrible message to tell: the unexpected consequences of a fiendish pact, a plague that gnaw the mind of a troubled beast, and the unclear future of a poor being trying to survive in middle a devastated background, perhaps the true ultimate masterpiece of Netflix of this century, a weird jewel to remember, also to appreciate it, but with a little touch of fear.
Can't wait for this. Love it when real storytelling blows the mind. Well impressed with the media used and more. Just wow!!! And now, I wait 😍 p.s, anyone else a little terrified too??? 💀🙈
Elias my beloved
It’s almost September and so far there was no better animated movie this year (at least I haven’t seen any better). Could it be next Oscar winner?
Just finished watching this and I felt like I watched some episodes of a western stop motion version of ito junji collection. It is really new to me.
Just watched this movie! It was definitely worth it. If the tone and art style of this trailer spoke to you I definitely recommend you go see it.
bro creator of this movie was smokin some good shit
I've seen the film 3 times now. I need a full length feature of the first story. I feel so sorry for Mabel for some odd reason. Her sad looking face and voice makes me sad 😥
Stop-motion + horror. Last time that combo happened i couldn't sleep for days. Can't wait to experience that again