Very Creepy Kids Movie

[Professor S]

I remember seeing The Adventures of Mark Twain when I was a kid, and it messed me up then, and still does today. This is the Satan segment.

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[The Germanator]

:distress: Man, that was messed up but pretty fantastic.

[BreakABone]

I think Monster House was pretty creepy.
With the house that eat people, which turns out to be some old dude's wife.

[Professor S]

The animation in this movie is incredible. I just ordered it on Amazon.

Creepiest lines:

"I can do no wrong, because I do not know what it is"

"Not exists save empty space and you, and you are but a thought"

[Angrist]

Did you guys watch Are You Afraid of the Dark?

http://www.stillnotold.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/afraidofthedark01.gif

That series had some creepy stories...

[Fox 6]

Brave little toaster.

[GameMaster]

I swear I had posted that Mark Twain bit here before. Don't think it was in its own thread though.

Creepiness aside, its a cool little scene from an artistic standpoint. Well done.

This is another cool claymation I may have shared already:

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[Teuthida]

I remember that one. It reminded me of Mr. Deja Vu of the Mr. Citymen videos. Took me forever to remember the name and find them:

http://www.ericlerner.com/mrcitymen/mrcitymen.html

Good stuff.