Death by Snoo-Snoo with Robots
This collection of short films was quite popular at the time, 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 any 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 mostly tailored to its target audience, and I didn't like it. 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 the witness to a murder: some kind of arthouse, I've never watched arthouse movies, 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 pubic area. 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. + the graphics are like a game, 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: it feels a little unfinished, I think. The idea is normal, 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 the steampunk kitsune: excellent in all respects, 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 the old man in the junkyard: cool, but somehow weak and dirty. 4/10.
About werewolves: good, but not wow, it's okay to watch with a beer. 6/10.
About the astronaut: brutal, of course, but not very impressive. 5/10.
About the fish: aesthetically pleasing and pleasant overall, but somehow strange. 6/10.
I'll watch the rest tomorrow and give an overall impression.
About the lucky ship: an average action movie, but the plot is quite cute. Also, the heroine is properly feminist, unlike the first episode. Just a nondescript-looking female soldier without unnecessary pomp and fuss. 6/10.
About the artist: it reminded me a lot of Asimov, whom I adore, so 9/10.
About the robot bikers from Mars: simple, but soulful, I would like to know this friendly group better. 8/10. Also, this episode was apparently made by our team.
About the vegetables forgotten in the refrigerator: this is an adaptation of my favorite joke! I've been waiting for it for two years! In fact, it's nothing special, but I can't give it less than 8/10.
About how they killed Hitler: m-m-m, and this is a delicious thing of a different kind, Doctor, Star Trek, and all that stuff. For such a fertile theme, it's somehow too short and too silly. But I had a good laugh, so let it be 9/10.
About SCP-610: Cool. Even for a Russian person, the setting is exotic. But overall, it doesn't really grab me, I'll add a little for the color and the minimum amount of clichés, 7/10.
Overall... Well, 7/10, I guess. The material is very diverse, and even if something really, really appeals to you, there is catastrophically little of it. Half of the episodes, mostly from the ones I liked, look like pilots for some series, but there are no series themselves. You can watch the whole collection for fun, and you're sure to find something that everyone will like. I liked a few stories, but I desperately needed more screen time, so I didn't appreciate the amazing coolness and genius. Good, interesting, diverse, but nothing more.
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