It’s a Friday at 32 Days of Halloween, so let’s relax with some Looney Tunes. First up, the classic Hyde and Hare from 1955, directed by Friz Freleng and with voicework by Mel Blanc (naturally).
Tag - Animation
If you’re a fan of the Jackass television series and movies, you’ll be excited to know that the Jackass Complete Movie and TV Collection is now available in an eleven-disc DVD set. Released just in time for Action Point (the...
Discussed: We join these Walking Dead observations already in progress; The Visiting Germans; Leigh and spitting on things; Respectability and pinball machines; Superbook and unintended consequences; Androgynous Kids Looking For Jesus; How...
Disclaimer: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment requests we note that it provided a free copy of Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay and Claws: The Complete First Season. The opinions I share are my own. Can anyone conjure up a cuter image of (literal)...
For the 31st day of our madness, we’ve decided to go out with the potential for some seriously lethal hugs. It’s the 1977 flick Tentacles, and the notion of a killer octopus reminds me of course of It Came from Beneath the Sea...
Disclaimer: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment requests we note that it provided a free copy of the third title featured below. The opinions I share are my own. If you’re in the mood for some laughter, music, and classic lighthearted fun...
Day 20 of the 32 Days of Halloween festival is upon us. And we’ve decided to take a couple of animated shows and their themed episodes. Let’s begin with Animaniacs…because why not. Here’s some of their patented style...
Out now are two new releases from the animation world to help us see the lighter side of life: First we have The Powerpuff Girls: Tiara Trouble. After over a decade since they left the air in 2005, Buttercup, Bubbles, and...
Star Trek: The Animated Series (often referred to simply by the abbreviation “TAS”) was an important part of the Star Trek cannon for a few reasons: it bridged the gap for content-hungry fans between the end of the original...
The animated short "Ah Pook is Here," based on then work of William S. Burroughs...then The Return of Dracula from 1958.