I do kinda love the idea of the boys having different textures. In my mind, if they were 3D models, CG or puppets or what have you, I'd want Ram to be a little fuzzy and Swan to have that sorta smooth, faintly textured vibe. Didn't quite manage it with this experiment, but was fun to do all the same

I'm sorry man, you'll get through it, but wishing you all the best whilst you do.

And I get there's a whole thing about LAIKA's tainted origins, and its status as a nepo-baby vanity project for the Nike CEO, but SO many people put so much work into making this film a reality. Don't let your hang-ups kill the most ambitious attempt at a stop-motion feature in decades.

Seeing 'WIldwood' currently be forecast for a dismal box office opening against its expansive budget and I'm BEGGING all the people who bemoan the lack of original films, and spend all day fuming about AI generated shite to actually support this film. Prove to Hollywood that it's worth investing in.

Dating usually goes better without two guns to the face but he seems to be into it.

Abracdabra, with my witches curse, you become a 2024 Renault Megane.

God I hope this is good.

Doing this took me al the way back to 2008, when I made fan-art for Dead Space even though I couldn't actually play it at the time. (Had to mature tag it because on of them has gore, albeit crudely drawn)

They had a big cardboard standee for 'Forgotten Island' at my cinema, that had the two leads in the back and a 3D pop-out of the dog guy you could pose between. As of this week, the dog guy has been taken/stolen/destroyed. Given what I see on the internet, I fear for his safety.

If they'd added him as a racer I'd of considered it smh

When I first got my Unlimited Card, I sorta made it my mission to go see every horror film in the cinema, since it was a free ticket anyway. Sitting through multiple Blumhouse shitshows in a row reaaaally took that idea behind the barn and shot it in the head. It's time wasted, if not money.

Blumhouse, having been involved with two of the biggest, best reviewed horror movies of the year, choosing to release an absolute fucking dud (Other Mommy) for Halloween is very amusing to me. Couldn't let the most horror-centric time of year pass by without releasing something absolutely cack.

The iconic Hellraiser staple.

PERFECT. NO NOTES.