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Death by Snoo-Snoo with Robots
This collection of short films caused quite a stir back in the day, and I initially didn't want to watch it, even though my friends from the creative chat group highly recommended it and practically forced me to watch it. But after a long time, I decided to give it a try (here should be a picture of Slowpoke).
I'll give a brief impression of each short film separately, without pluses or minuses.
About underground monster fights: a movie for mommy's feminists. Evil men, a poor girl who is very brutal, a little bit of lesbianism, everything is "for adults" and so on. The monster design is very cool, but otherwise it's geared towards its target audience as much as possible, and it didn't appeal to me. 3/10.
About three robots: very cool, funny, interesting, and not pointless. I would gladly watch more about these guys, but alas. 9/10.
About a witness to a murder: some kind of arthouse film, I've never watched an arthouse movie, but this is definitely it. It tries to seem profound, but in reality, half of the screen time shows us a BDSM club (not that it's something bad) and a naked woman with an unshaven pussy. So-so, 1/10.
About rednecks in mechs: I don't like the genre, but the setting is quite interesting, and I would like to know more - at least the backstory. Plus, the graphics are like a game, and I might play it a little. Very good, but still not quite my thing. 7/10.
About Dracula on steroids: well, just an action movie. Good, but pointless. It's good for watching with a beer. 6/10.
About yogurt: somehow it feels a little unfinished, I think. The idea is great, but it should have been developed more tastily (ha-ha). 7/10.
About lost astronauts: it's in my style, I really like it. Although it's still too creepy - I prefer more light and optimistic things. But as a random short film with random characters, it's great. 9/10.
About a steampunk kitsune: excellent in every way, it's practically begging for a full-fledged series, the theme is very fertile, the setting is amazing, you can turn it in any direction, it's incredibly delicious. 9/10.
About an old man in a junkyard: cool, but somehow weak and dirty. 4/10.
About werewolves: good, but not wow, simple. 6/10.
About an astronaut: brutal, of course, but not very impressive. 5/10.
About fish: aesthetically pleasing and pleasant overall, but somehow strange. 6/10.
I'll watch the rest tomorrow and make a general conclusion.
This collection of short films caused quite a stir back in the day, and I initially didn't want to watch it, even though my friends from the creative chat group highly recommended it and practically forced me to watch it. But after a long time, I decided to give it a try (here should be a picture of Slowpoke).
I'll give a brief impression of each short film separately, without pluses or minuses.
About underground monster fights: a movie for mommy's feminists. Evil men, a poor girl who is very brutal, a little bit of lesbianism, everything is "for adults" and so on. The monster design is very cool, but otherwise it's geared towards its target audience as much as possible, and it didn't appeal to me. 3/10.
About three robots: very cool, funny, interesting, and not pointless. I would gladly watch more about these guys, but alas. 9/10.
About a witness to a murder: some kind of arthouse film, I've never watched an arthouse movie, but this is definitely it. It tries to seem profound, but in reality, half of the screen time shows us a BDSM club (not that it's something bad) and a naked woman with an unshaven pussy. So-so, 1/10.
About rednecks in mechs: I don't like the genre, but the setting is quite interesting, and I would like to know more - at least the backstory. Plus, the graphics are like a game, and I might play it a little. Very good, but still not quite my thing. 7/10.
About Dracula on steroids: well, just an action movie. Good, but pointless. It's good for watching with a beer. 6/10.
About yogurt: somehow it feels a little unfinished, I think. The idea is great, but it should have been developed more tastily (ha-ha). 7/10.
About lost astronauts: it's in my style, I really like it. Although it's still too creepy - I prefer more light and optimistic things. But as a random short film with random characters, it's great. 9/10.
About a steampunk kitsune: excellent in every way, it's practically begging for a full-fledged series, the theme is very fertile, the setting is amazing, you can turn it in any direction, it's incredibly delicious. 9/10.
About an old man in a junkyard: cool, but somehow weak and dirty. 4/10.
About werewolves: good, but not wow, simple. 6/10.
About an astronaut: brutal, of course, but not very impressive. 5/10.
About fish: aesthetically pleasing and pleasant overall, but somehow strange. 6/10.
I'll watch the rest tomorrow and make a general conclusion.
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