Absolute delight of a movie. Has some really strong 2D animation. The gum monster and the Button-Crank segment stand out as particularly incredible segments.
Just a great, wacky return to form for Looney Tunes. It was a crime that this almost didn’t make it out to theatres.
Lots to like here, even though it didn't completely hit with me. Hunter Schafer is incredible here as a character who gets thrown into a situation completely over her head. There's a sense of unreality through this whole movie that works well once the plot reveals itself. I think it could have been a little tighter overall, but still had a good time.
A tale of the horrors of elder care. The scariest thing about this is how any cry for help is ignored by staff who absolutely don't give a shit. Lithgow is a menace in this movie.
Also, the entire movie would be solved by one (1) security camera in this entire building.
Remember waking up in the middle of the night as a kid? Everything seems to take on a new, sinister feeling. That's where Skinamarink starts, and it doesn't let up through the entire hour and forty minutes of run time.
A boy and a girl realize their father isn't home and all of the windows and doors are gone. They can't do anything about it. They're kids. All they can do is try and live through it and wait for…
