Surrealism in Animated Horror | A Look at STOPMOTION on Shudder

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Surrealism in Animated Horror | A Look at STOPMOTION on Shudder

Horror Rewind

1 hour 56 seconds

1 year ago

Surrealism in Animated Horror | A Look at STOPMOTION on Shudder

We're thrilled to bring you another spine-chilling and nostalgia-infused episode of Horror Rewind! This week, your ghoulish hosts, Kelly and Meg, are taking you on a captivating journey from heartwarming childhood classics to mind-bending surreal horror.

We delve into the emotional and psychological layers of today's feature film, STOPMOTION's, narrative, exploring themes of identity, artistic expression, and the haunting influence of a toxic mother-daughter relationship.

You'll hear our thoughts on whether the young girl in the film is a ghost, a reflection of the protagonist's childhood, or her creative 'id'. The film's surreal elements keep us questioning reality, much like the fears tied to hypnosis and control.

🌟 Episode Highlights:

Nostalgia and Nightmares: Reflecting on "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and Ben Wyatt's moments from "Parks and Recreation."
Artistic Identity: Exploring a film about a woman's struggle to break free from a toxic relationship and find her creative voice.
Surreal Horror: Reviewing a film with characters like Ashman and the meat woman, exploring bizarre encounters and real-world challenges.
Zombie Prequel: Discussing "Soul Station," the animated prequel to "Train to Busan."
Animated Horror and Bank Robber: Comparing mature themes in animated horror and a documentary on a charming 70s bank robber.
Musical vs. Thriller: Contrasting trailers for "Wicked" and "Heretic" starring Hugh Grant.