The stop-motion animation in this movie is top notch. From the character design to the set pieces, the filmmakers put together a beautiful, eerie, post-apocalyptic world with an eye for texture and detail in order to build this world and make it a character in itself. The film has no dialogue, so it heavily relies on the creative sets and creature designs to speak for itself.
The entire film primarily follows the journey of the main character traveling through this industrial post-apocalyptic junkyard with a lot of grotesque creatures along the way, and as an audience member you need to be open to take this journey.
The film does move a bit slow, and the lack of dialogue might not be everyone's cup of tea', but it allows time for the movie to breathe and get immersed in the world it's trying to build.
It's gruesome, eerie, yet strangely beautiful, and kind of reminded me of an animated Mad Max.
If you love stop-motion animation, especially if it includes heavy elements of sci-fi - horror you'll want to check this out.
The entire film primarily follows the journey of the main character traveling through this industrial post-apocalyptic junkyard with a lot of grotesque creatures along the way, and as an audience member you need to be open to take this journey.
The film does move a bit slow, and the lack of dialogue might not be everyone's cup of tea', but it allows time for the movie to breathe and get immersed in the world it's trying to build.
It's gruesome, eerie, yet strangely beautiful, and kind of reminded me of an animated Mad Max.
If you love stop-motion animation, especially if it includes heavy elements of sci-fi - horror you'll want to check this out.