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SHOCKTOBER Day 4: THE BLACK SCORPION (Dir: Edward Ludwig, 1957).
Swapping atomic ants for subterranean scorpions and the Los Angeles sewers for the caverns of the Mexico desert, The Black Scorpion shamelessly hitches a ride on the coattails of monster movie masterpiece Them! (Gordon Douglas, 1954).
An undistinguished B-movie cast of little charisma cannot help but be overshadowed by the giant scorpions rampaging the southern portion of North America. The second hand plot finds the enormous arachnids chowing down on the San Lorenzo locals. Luckily some US scientists are on hand to make sure the pesky critters do not hop the border. Yup, the plot really is as lazy as my description of it.
Read the full review on my blog JINGLE BONES MOVIE TIME. Link below.
THE GIANT BEHEMOTH aka BEHEMOTH THE SEA MONSTER (Dir: Eugène Lourié, 1959).
Taking inspiration from The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (Eugène Lourié, 1953) and Godzilla (Ishiro Honda, 1954), The Giant Behemoth is 1950s monster movie mayhem on a minuscule budget.
In a classic 'when atomic testing turns bad' scenario, a pre-historic Palaeosaurus comes ashore on the Cornish coast, threatening the lives of marine life and crusty old fishermen. Not content with terrorising townsfolk in the West Country, the rampaging radioactive reptile heads to London. What is a bored behemoth to do in the big city but riot? If only the meddling military don't stand in his way...
Read the full review on my blog JINGLE BONES MOVIE TIME. Link below.
Stop motion lip sync practice from class
Audio from: BATIM (bendy and the ink machine) character voice: Sammy Lawrence)
living here would fix me
STARCRASH.
I watch this film at least once a year, I think it's eclipsed Plan 9 From Outer Space as my favourite/most watched film...
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye..."
―Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
I feel like not enough people talk about or even know about this guy, he’s actually really cool. He makes this stuff himself and posts it on YouTube. His name is Tomosteen and his animations are normally made with Lego but his last few have featured this bone dog and they’re really good. These are stop motion and it takes a long time to make that kind of stuff!! I just feel like he/she should be talked about more.
The stop motion animator. Odokuro is my favourite.
thinking about the likkle babby again...
A little behind the scenes that went into the latest video! If you wanna see the full video, its on my youtube! Hope you like it! Its a construction of a Triceratops Limex Bandai Model kit!
MY HIATUS IS OVER! EXPECT TO SEE A PLETHURA OF WORK FROM ME OVER THE NEXT UPCOMING MONTHS! I HAVE SO MUCH TO SHARE! ILLUSTRATIONS OF A VARIETY OF MACHINATIONS! SCULPTURES OF ALL SHAPES AND SIZES! ANIMATIONS OF THE SANDS OF TIME AND THE FATHOMS OF THE SEA!! SOON!! ALL COMING SOON!
PREPARE YOUR EYES FOR SCULPTS, ANIMATIONS, AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF ALL SHAPES AND SIZES!!!
THANK YOU TO MY FRIENDS FOR THE SUPPORT AND THANKS TO VIEWERS LIKE YOU!!!
MY LATEST SILLY!!
Coming shortly will be my next video! See you all soon!
I did a little claymation for a now sadly scrapped collab, but I had a LOAD of fun with it!! Could I beat a Suchomimus in a fight? Well no, but still had alot of fun working on it and I hope you have alot of fun watching me respond to the question!
The Ghost Children, Concept Art - Coraline
ppl should talk abt wendell and wild concept art more often
From Picasso To Sonny Rollins: Pablo Lobato On Designing The Characters Of ‘Wendell & Wild’ (Exclusive Artwork) (cartoonbrew.com) #1
Artist: Pablo Lobato
Paranorman (2012) by Ross Stewart Part7
Character design and concept art from Laika’s Paranorman. Artwork by Pete Oswald.