In times where everything has to be animated with CGI, it's some kind of relief that apparently the art of old fashioned animated cartoons is still around, which I loved so much when I was a kid.

Moreover, as a fan of alien sci-fi horror I really loved that it spoofed classics like The Thing.

Overall:
Entertaining fun.
Comic relief.
Laughed out loud & loved it.
The…

Arguably the greatest anti-war film of all times. Gut-wrenching, a surreal fever dream from hell. War. Fascism. Civilian casualties. Animal abuse. Raping, violation of the human body and soul. Dead zombie soldiers (inside and out). Constructs that cannot be limited to past times, but rather things that seem more alive today than ever. A warning to humanity; yet war has seemingly taught us nothing. Apparently, humanity is doomed to never lern from its history... I urge everyone who didn't watch:…

«Some people never go crazy. What truly horrible lives they must lead.»

He's living in a run-down social housing apartment, where by day he's listening to classical music, while sucking on a bottle of booze and writing poems or short stories, unless he's stealing some food and wine from the neighbor's room.
In the evening he's heading to the next bar nearby, where he keeps on drinking and where he's trading some insults with barkeep Eddy (played by Sly's younger…

Finally got myself vaccinated. It got me a fever for two nights. All by myself, bored, the artist in me wanting to create, but beeing too exhausted, my body wanting to sleep, but couldn't --- so I rolled myself a spliff and fired up this stroboscopic mofo of a f*cking hell ride:

"Bliss" is a psychedelic, drug induced, bloody gore trip into madness, with colorful, flashing arthouse imagery somewhere between Gaspar Noé, young Abel Ferarra and classy Dario Argento, screaming…