2 reviews
Beautifully rendered and sensitively paced, dark, deep and with a nasty surprise. All you need from an animated short. This is the third animation I have seen By Thorpe and the progression his work has taken is astonishing. He clearly has a fixation and fascination with some of the darker corners of English history and this passion is translated well through his chosen medium. In this case he has taken the historical ghost story of the Screaming Skull and given it new voice and depth by injecting fresh narrative. working out the concept to a new and horrible conclusion.
Disturbing.
Disturbing.
- barnymeinhoff
- Jan 27, 2009
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It's been a long time since I've seen anything that gave me a genuine shiver up my spine, but watching this was a fantastic step back to my youth, like watching the old British horror movies. The animation is fantastic, the score fits in well and adds to the general ambiance of the movie as well.
In case you're wondering, I really enjoyed this film.
The animation was well done. I liked the colour palette used and the artwork used in the movie enhanced rather than overpowered the scenes. The plot was good, with an interesting twist at the end. The acting was superb and the costumes were great as well. I'd definitely like to see what this director could do with a big budget.
My only complaint? It was too short!
In case you're wondering, I really enjoyed this film.
The animation was well done. I liked the colour palette used and the artwork used in the movie enhanced rather than overpowered the scenes. The plot was good, with an interesting twist at the end. The acting was superb and the costumes were great as well. I'd definitely like to see what this director could do with a big budget.
My only complaint? It was too short!
- markshears
- Mar 25, 2009
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