10 (Every) Ralph Bakshi's Animated Films That Are Extremely Controversial, Brilliant & Ahead Of Time

Dive deep into the filmography of animation icon Ralph Bakshi! We explore all his feature films, from the X-rated controversy of Fritz the Cat to the fantastical world of Wizards. See how Bakshi pushed boundaries and redefined animation for adults. Get ready for a wild ride through counterculture, satire, and groundbreaking visuals!
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[@Seir]

Dude, Ralph Bakshi is still alive!

[@zonitoni4453]

I thought Wizards was very underrated with a awesome idea of Magic vs Science.

[@eyeseer1]

Wizards was all a metaphor for belief.

[@thatjeff7550]

It's been decades but I believe the last line was, "I'm glad you changed your name, you sunuvabitch!" [wizard pulls out a Lugar] BLAM! BLAM! BLAM! That scene stuck with me, that and ""THEY KILLED FRED!!!! THOSE DIRTY ELVES KILLED FRED!!!!"

[@kennyboggs3676]

Two famous Saturday morning cartoons also dealt with the "Science, Technology and Sword and Sorcery" idea albeit in a more kid-friendly way "Thundarr The Barbarian" and "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe".

[@thatjeff7550]

@@kennyboggs3676 oh man! I vaguely remember watching Thundarr the Barbarian. Took place many, many years in the far future, as shown with Hoover Dam still standing but the mountains it connected eroded away.

[@billcox8870]

Part of the animation style from Wizards and Lord of the Rings was known as rotoscope. Hand-drawn animation over live action

[@gabormarkhardy7324]

Ralph Bakshi is!Not was...He is still alive

[@animeknight8958]

can you imagine if he saw this video? he would be insulted that some people thinks he's dead.

[@KoalaMarch77]

@@animeknight8958 he would not care.

[@eyeseer1]

Bakshi has a Twitter account and his son teaches animation.

[@DarkMark-cf1ec]

@@animeknight8958 he probably also hates modern leftists considering his critisisms in Frits the Cat fits them well (blm, antifa riots.. while supporting people who were historically opressors of blacks, or support minorities that faught for Adolf, lol) and it also wasnt conservatives that were shocked by it.. I mean, it looks like a childrens cartoon at first, back then most people were religious. Democrats, conservatvies and liberals were pissed at kids seeing drugs, alcohol and political issues at such an age. hes most likely just tired of all this shitshow by now, he would either barely care or feel like he nabbed another leftist by the neck

[@dragunkod]

Was does not always mean dead when referring to a body of work. Sometimes it just means retired.

[@lmbuckhalterjr6123]

You left out that Mr. Bakshi hated Cool World because the studio exects kept making him make so many changes that it was nothing like his original concept.

[@worldtraveler930]

I understand 32 minutes of "Cool World" had been edited out just to get it from an R to a PG rating!!! 🤠👍

[@chadharger9323]

@@worldtraveler930 Not only that. Ralph intended Cool World to be a horror movie, not a Who Framed Roger Rabbit knockoff. . .

[@kennyhagan5781]

My favorite director, hands down. I came up in the 70s, a little long haired freaky person from Texas who didn't think that The Exorcist or Jaws were very scary and thought more highly of Peter O'Toole than John Wayne. I was lucky enough to learn about him through the horror magazines that were popular with my age group in the early 70s. After I saw Wizards in 77,I began to hunt down every single thing related to Ralph Bakshi in my environment. When VHS came along, I was so ready to bootleg his stuff. The fact is, he is every bit as good as Kubrick, but his working in animation has caused him to not be taken seriously, and that is a grave mistake. His movies may be weird, gritty cartoons, but they are MOVIES and the kind of movies that have not been made in some time. I think that perhaps he has a soft spot for the 1950s and the tone of his stuff makes me wonder about that. Thanks for the video, it's nice to see that his work is appreciated.

[@rick3ry]

It isn't just animation. Hollywood writers in general disdain anything with a resolution. Only miserable soap-opera drama counts as art to them. Anything that resolves is a comedy.

[@williamcrowe2576]

I chalk up most of Cool World's failures to studio interference. Ralph wanted it to be a horror movie, but the execs had other ideas.

[@Makoto03]

I love Ralph Bakshi's iconic art style. I wish Cool World was the 'R' Rated movie that Bakshi originally intended. The movie we got was so watered down and underwhelming.

[@bryanboatwright1671]

I agree.

[@lesliecastillologan5224]

It was all that you said, but there is still something about it….. I absolutely love cool world and I hate how Hollywood editors just utterly ignored the fact that this was supposed to be an epic story and they absolutely ripped it apart!! Stupid movie executives!!! They ruin everything 😢

[@user-bj9yo9mf7p]

..." Holly would if she could..... and she will". Best storyline ever. Marc T. Hernandez C.E.O. and creator of MTH COMICS L.L.C. "BracK and BrocK" Comics and many more.

[@worldtraveler930]

I understand that somewhere in the neighborhood of 38 minutes were removed from the movie just to get that PG rating!!! 😳

[@user-bj9yo9mf7p]

@@worldtraveler930 ....unfortunately for us all.

[@joecab1]

And Cool World was in 1992 just before Brad Pitt started becoming famous

[@DafyddBrooks]

Thank you for sharing this. Without Rakph Bakshi, we wouldnt have the Lord of the rings trilogy by peter Jackson to this day. I feel Robert Shaye Told Peter not to mention it

[@chasehedges6775]

Bashki walked so that Jackson could run.

[@emjdedios]

@@chasehedges6775 Bakshi cooked so that Jackson could have second breakfast

[@quitcallinmebill1699]

That's not true

[@DafyddBrooks]

@@quitcallinmebill1699 it is true, there lots in the fellowship of the ring thats copied from this movie. Peter said he orginally never saw it but changed his story after fans noticed the similarties . Plus Peter started his movies as a 2 parter which is just what Ralphs movies would have been.

[@DafyddBrooks]

@@emjdedios hahahaha I love that

[@jamesmoss3424]

Ralph Bakshi is a genius. 😀👍

[@dreamguardian8320]

He's one of the few people who managed to show and prove that 2D animation is not just for kids, but for teens and adults too.

[@jamesmoss3424]

@@dreamguardian8320 you got that right. 😀👍

[@kennyboggs3676]

​@@dreamguardian8320y'know what the sad thing about that is? Japan already knew what us westerners were just starting to figure out that animation doesn't just have to be "kids stuff" that you can make animated shows and movies for teenage and adult audiences too and that you can also use animation to tell stories that are not just entertaining and fantastical but also have underlying themes of political, social or philosophical relevance.

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

He's certainly a pioneer and an innovator. Things like Ren and Stimpy, Heavy Metal, South Park, and Futurama all owe HIM a definite debt.

[@jamesmoss3424]

@@IanFindly-iv1nl me too and I agree. 😀👍

[@eddierascalhaskell4954]

Bakshi's style is awesome. I kinda wish his brand of animation had caught on. I still wanna see a sequel to Fire & Ice!

[@DiscoFever1970]

"Lord of the Rings" was a hit and they even made action figures. Rankin Bass made the sequel due to contract disputes. Fans loved it, as I remember.

[@t-and-d-productions]

Wizards was always my favorite. I remember renting it several times from the movie store. When it became available on DVD, I bought a copy.

[@barryf7253]

I saw Lord of the Rings in the theater when I was a kid. When it ended at the Battle of Helm's Deep, everyone was like "That's not how it ends! There's supposed to be more!". Too bad there wasn't a sequel to make it proper.

[@nctpti2073]

As mentioned in the vid, Rankin Bass finished it. They did not do too badly, either, but the theme song "Frodo of the Nine Fingers" is .... not good at all lol. However it also has the Orc marching song "Where There's a Whip, There's a Way" which is brilliant. Rankin Bass also did a rather good animated version of The Hobbit

[@WNYXeb777]

His LOTR was horible!

[@barryf7253]

@@WNYXeb777 It was pretty bad, but it was no RoP.

[@megaflux7144]

to this day i refuse to watch the live action films because i do not want to overwrite my memories of ralphs version. anyone who wasnt alive when it came out is in absolutely no position to judge it.

[@nctpti2073]

@@megaflux7144 It wasn't bad at all, actually. But you should watch Jackson's version, too.

[@Clyde14th]

Wizards is an overlooked masterpiece.

[@lesliecastillologan5224]

Agreed!!

[@saltymisfit6566]

I was going to say anybody who went into the theaters expecting LOTR to be a kids film obviously never read the books

[@charlesfcopeland9756]

My favorite was American Pop having seen it in theaters when it first came out. The rest of his films I had to watch on video, DVD, and blue ray. However, I have yet to see Last Days of Connie Island and never even heard of it untill watching this.

[@lyrikalstyles8040]

I always Loved adult animation

[@Clyde14th]

You failed to mention that Bakshi also did Mighty Mouse in the early 90's. I use to watch it with my kids on Saturday mornings, and I think it's some of his best work.

[@hulkdynamite3305]

Wizards started reminding me of Adventure Time with the overall world setting.

[@scottbubb2946]

I saw Bakshi's Lord of the Rings in the theater when it played. I hadn't read the book(s) at the time, but I had heard a little about the story. So I just went in expecting nothing and it was a pretty good fantasy movie to me. I can see why some people don't like it, but I like it for the nostalgia.

[@animeknight8958]

He also created two animated series.... One that he liked and one that he hated The one he liked was Spicy City, which was an adult shown on HBO that one lasted for 6 episodes due to HBO wanted to get new writers and Ralph quit because he didn't want to lose his writers While the one he hated was Hound Town, which one that Ralph hated.

[@psiklops71]

Wizards best film

[@russward2612]

I glanced over at my collection of VHS tapes while this was playing. Right in the middle is Cool World. I even have a working VCR/TV combo.

[@donjohnson7768]

I don't think the AI program that wrote this has ever actually seen any of these movies 🤣

[@DiscoFever1970]

Exactly.

[@consumer1073]

lol the way he drew the trainee

[@BigMob05]

Cool World is & was My favorite.

[@chasehedges6775]

AWESOME

[@KugelBlitz0]

I drew one character from each Bakshi film, except Coney Island.

[@Cass-hb6ql]

Noice👌

[@BeauTheC.H.U.D.]

As you can see by my avatar pic im a Bakshi fan. I loved Wizards when I was a kid in the 80's. I dont think i can count the times ive seen it.

[@TodAG69]

I was the only student in art school that enjoyed his style of animation. It's so unique and has such a stylized look to it

[@WHAT-GRINDS-MY-GEARS]

Cool World. Cause that the only one besides FritZ the cat I knew about. But I thought to myself how similar the animation styles where while watching .Was great. Thanks.

[@Karlos1234ify]

If There’s A Whip, There’s A Way!

[@Thagomizer]

He had nothing to do with that.

[@AmaanHasanDilawar]

Underated artist.

[@jeffhampton6972]

This is my first time on your channel, and of hearing of Ralph Bakshi. The juxtaposition of your nice tone and the absolutely bonkers descriptions and visuals makes me want to see all of these. :D

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

American Pop is my favorite Bakshi flik. I'm a fan. When Cool World came out it got terrible reviews by critics. Because, on its own it's this bizarre mess of images, colors and plot elements. People didn't know what the hell it was. But as a Bakshi movie it makes perfect sense. All his films are strange.

[@josephwisniewski3673]

Wizards will always be my favorite. I'm old enough to have seen it in the theater, and to remember radio commercials for it, LOTR, and Fire and Ice.

[@jfess1911]

I remember initially being mostly impressed by some of the lifelike movement of some of Bakshi's characters when I initially saw Wizards on TV in the 1970's. I had grown up watching mostly the limited animation of Saturday morning cartoons in the 60's and 70's. Only later did I learn that what I saw was rotoscoped animation. Oddly, I liked it less when I saw it in higher definition because I was able to notice the artifacts of one-pass rotoscoped animation, ie subtle lines that appear and disappear randomly. It seems that I am bothered by that sort of thing more than most people. Rotoscoped animation with a higher budget can go back and reduce frame-to-frame differences, like the disappearing facial lines, for example.

[@Oddmanoutre]

What did you think of the Fleischer Bros. use of rotoscoping?

[@jfess1911]

@@Oddmanoutre When I rewatched some of the early "Out of the Inkwell" cartoons, the natural movement gave me some "uncanny valley" vibes. Many of the Fleisher works had high enough budget to avoid the frame-to-frame issues I mentioned above. Fleisher would often treat the rotoscoped character like any other animated one that had a relatively low level but consistent level of detail, especially for the face. Often, the faces were a bit stylized . This largely avoided the problem of features like tufts of hair, creases in the skin or dimples randomly appearing and disappearing. This often occurs with a "trace what you see" rotoscoping technique. Interestingly, I noticed a difference is the quality between the first Superman short and the later ones that had lower budgets. More artifacts creep into the later ones. Only a fraction of the animation is rotoscoped, FWIW. Watch "The Arctic Giant" to see a little of the appearing/disappearing creases on Clark Kent's face around 3 minutes in. This is is a great episode since there is a very "cartoony" dinosaur that contrasts with the realistic style. There is something that always bothered me with the faces some Fleisher characters like Lois Lane. Facial detail was low, but the bridges of their noses would disappear in frontal shots, leaving just the nostrils. Disney's Snow White is the same way. It gives me the creeps, likely because other aspects, especially movement of those characters is often so realistic.

[@M0J0HAND]

There was a short film by Ralph Bakshi that I can't find or find mention of. At least, I'm pretty sure it was Ralph Bakshi. It was a rooftop scene where a weed was growing out of crack in the brickwork and a cigarette butt is being blown past it toward the edge and its presumed demise. The cigarette butt asked for the weed's help to save it but the weed refuses. The cigarette butt spits a gob on the weed before it is going over the edge. The weed starts to shrivel and die and asked the cigarette butt what is was that he spat on him. The cigarette butt replies "Cancer" and disappears over the edge. I'd really like to find this short film.

[@Kagebushin01]

Cool World was my dads and uncles favorite movie

[@carldeithorn3450]

"WIZARDS" is, hands down, my favorite Ralph Bakshi movie. It's phenomenal! A truly underrated masterpiece! 🏆 A cult classic which, I'm sure, will still be capturing the imaginations of generations, not yet born. At least, I really hope so, but I suppose, "Only Time Will Tell". PEACE! 🍻 🎶 🌬🌌✨⚡✌

[@sixgunsymphony7408]

I wish that Bakshi got together with Gary Gygax to make an animated Dungeons & Dragons film

[@tarzankom]

Fritz the Cat and Wizards made me a long time lover of Bakshi's material. If you haven't seen Wizards, you're missing out. It was one of my favorite movies to trip to back in the 90s.

[@stevenewman1393]

👌😎👍Very cool indeed And I myself do own Wizards, Fire and Ice and Cool world on DVD!.

[@kennyboggs3676]

Before I went to the theater to see "Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" I found this animated movie on VHS tape from Warner Bros. Home Video titled "The Lord of the Rings" which was an animated movie made back in the 70's and was based on the first two books of the series "The Fellowship of the Ring" and "The Two Towers" and was directed by this guy named "Ralph Bakshi" whom I had never heard of and so when I watched this movie I thought it was pretty good and I was also a little surprised that they actually showed warriors and monsters getting stabbed by swords or shot by arrows and that there was blood shown in the movie of course I would learn recently on Wikipedia who Ralph Bakshi is that he was a famous and controversial filmmaker who made animated films that blended animation with live action scenery and that his films dealt with social, political and racial issues subjects which are just as relevant now as they were back in the 60's and 70's.

[@simondavis750]

You said 10 movies and I thought, surely not 10. After the video I realised I've seen 9 Bakshi movies and didn't even realise.

[@darkgardenrecords9264]

Love to hear Ralph’s take on Palestine right now

[@madahad9]

Cool.World was the only Ralph Bakshi film I saw in a theatre and one of the few I walked out of. The "plot" got increasingly confusing and I just snapped and fled. It felt like the kind of nightmare that you might have if you were very sick---and not in the enjoyable sense and you're brain keeps screaming: MAKE IT STOP!!! That was my reaction to Cool World. I don't think I ever watched the rest of it whenever it played on cable TV. American Pop is my favourite. It's the kind of story that is best told through animation. The best section is with Tony, especially when he meets a singer who is inspired by Janis Joplin and maybe Grace Slick, but ends up like the former. The scene when ambulance attendants are taking her away after what appears to be an OD is one of the most emotional moments and is accompanied by Joplin's cover of Summertime on the soundtrack. Whenever I hear the song these images leap immediately to mind. I quite like the adaptation of Lord of the Rings. I know I'm going to get heat for this comment but those three books could have been whittled down from three to two, or one. I read it several years ago and it dragged it many places. Fritz the Cat was disappointing. When I finally got to see the first X rated animation film my expectations were high. It was amusing but nothing great or innovative. The animation was crude and uninspired. Crumb so hated the film that in a later Fritz story he is stabbed to death by an irate ostrich.

[@brianjones1460]

I loved the lord of the rings when I was a kid but still don’t understand why part 2 never came out. Fire and ice was a blast!

[@spa6hetti]

We've.......evolved?

[@JT-nd6qp]

Recommendation for anyone who wants to see an overlooked animated series heavily influenced by Bakshi: watch MTV's Downtown (1999). It's a masterpiece.

[@davidz2016]

Brad Pitt doesn't mention cool world much . Cool world introduced Bitts signature finger point . The sound track is awesome.

[@EBThisThat]

I feel that without Fire & Ice we wouldn't have Heavy Metal because it looks awfully similar. I personally love Bakshi's style and commentary. Guy definitely has chutzpah to tackle all that.

[@lesliecastillologan5224]

I have also always thought the same thing!!

[@roccaflocca4312]

Given the reality of things as they stand, mixing Rankin Bass/Bakshi to make the Hobbity/LOTR ends up aging incredibly well, IMO. I loved Bakshi's LOTR.

[@defshepard]

I will always like American Pop the best of all his movies. And I strongly identify with Tony most of all. His unrequited love for the girl in Kansas and his agony over losing her struck a chord with me to this day.

[@user-ys8dq3fb2n]

Wizards! by far was my favorite with Fire and Ice second.

[@albertlorenzo655]

That was what I remember about my live.in late 60s early 70s in New York in fritz the cat well it's my history too. Every time I watch it I relive my own parallel life.

[@phillawrence5148]

"This evolution has been nothing but positive" Lol, are you being sarcastic? I sure hope so.

[@knightwolfpro4494]

It's too bad there isn't a Complete Collection for his work on dvd or Bluray. This would be great to have as a set.

[@shallendor]

Ralph Bakshi movies may not be the best, but they are so fun to watch with a lot of creativity!

[@1977TA]

Damn, all these years and I'm just learning that the man who did Fritz the Cat also did Cool World. Mind blown.

[@albrooks4989]

I loved wizards. Myself and 3 friends saw it on the big screen while halucinating. I had to see it again sober to make sure i saw what i thought i saw the first time. I liked it so much i bought a vhs copy of it and a copy of american pop also

[@tkskagen]

How about a dedicated video about the "SNORKS" or the "SMURFS"?

[@Friedbrain11]

I would love to own all 10 movies. Fire& Ice is my favorite.

[@derekcampbell2686]

That’s it. I’m gonna have to watch Fritz the cat now.

[@JoeyArmstrong2800]

I enjoy Bakshi's Fantasy movies more than the other "street" films.

[@saltymisfit6566]

Fire & Ice is actually a very solid offering

[@Yorabasura]

Let's go 🔥

[@TheTrumpReaper]

After seeing Fritz I saw Harlem Nights (the title Bakshi wanted, not Coonskin) and Heavy Traffic, then Wizards, Lord of the Rings and American Pop. The only ones I haven't seen in full are Fire and Ice and Heavy Traffic. American Pop is beautiful. I dig surrealistic and and misanthropic art. I dig that Bakshi had black women animators like me working for him. 👍🏽👍🏽 Blaxploitation fans *crave* Heavy Traffic and Harlem Nights.

[@danielmiller2435]

Nah. The Cool World Disrespect Will NOT be tolerated 😂

[@twostep1953]

His movies were "hit or miss"; it depends on the audience. In 1977, I was in Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia. In "Wizards", when those German "Falling Hunters" started jumping out of the planes head-first, we went nuts! Even without that, it is my favorite animated movie ever. The character development, with surprising personalities, and the constant surprises and plot twists, made it a good movie; period. The others... not so much. "Lord of the Rings" tried hard, but the books are so detailed they just didn't have the money to do it justice. But the women were always nice, and the no-bra look fit the times. And it's easy to criticize the merging of live-action and animation today, for their short-comings back then. At the time, "Cool World" was cutting edge technology.

[@brunozeigerts6379]

Haven't seen Heavy Traffic, never heard of Hey Good Looking and Last days of Coney Island. I'd have to say my faves are Wizards, Lord of Rings, American Pop and Fire and Ice. Fritz the Cat... like it but it hasn't held up well.

[@AGoodJoe]

Lots of history repeating itself from the days of Fritz…😵‍💫

[@dreamguardian8320]

Fire and Ice and Wizards are two of my favorites, the Lord of the Rings cartoon was good, it would've been nice to see the rest of the cartoon movie. Everyone says the cartoon is better than the live action movie, and they may be right.

[@klauskuhnast2394]

When I was a schoolboy about 20 years ago, I saw an anime on TV in which a girl made friends with a highly developed computer (and I'm not talking about Serial Experiments Lain). Through this friendship, she increased her own skills so that she was superior to her friends in almost all areas (e.g. math, tennis). There is also a scene in this anime where she gets her father (or boyfriend) into a car accident by letting the computer manipulate the traffic lights. As an expert in this field, do you know of such an anime and what it is called?

[@lornbaker1083]

fritz the cat is the START of the furry infection

[@--Sama-]

For me, Fire and Ice is the best fantasy animation ever created. It is so sad that we have no more movies and shows like that.

[@dreamguardian8320]

Agreed.

[@jamesgatz4490]

Tara knows she wishes that door had a beeeeelllllllll🛎🔔

[@DarthDaddy-cg6ro]

Thanks.

[@Deathfacesmiles]

All of his movies are great

[@noRobotpause]

I'm really not tripping, and I get the crow reference. It's just a little odd mentioning the crow's race, I guess. lol Why weren't the cops white? That reference is just as suggested.

[@saltymisfit6566]

I'm sure I am one of those fans of Wizards for.....reasons 😁

[@cyberpunkzombie9461]

Wizards, then Cool World.

[@saltymisfit6566]

Perhaps I'm alone in this but I believe without his rendition of Lord of the rings you would not have Peter Jackson's because for years directors story writers in Hollywood and general said that there was no way that you could adapt Tolkien's Lord of the Rings masterpiece into anything resembling a cohesive film

[@megaflux7144]

i want everyone to take the time and thank ralph (be it on facebook, email, or in person) for what hes done. someday it will be too late to thank him, and we owe him alot. also: learn to fucking fact check.

[@thamnas9790]

This is the man who made that animated Lord of the Rings movie? It's the only one I watched.

[@dawoof5119]

Ralph Bakshi pitched a cartoon to to Cartoon Network called Malcolm and Melvin in the What a cartoon

[@awesomeking6]

He gave us Holly Wood. I appreciate that

[@rick3ry]

I really enjoyed cool world. Yes the plot was simplistic.

[@RobertMcQuillan-my3du]

I love Bakshis films🎉🎉

[@TheSledgehammer2024]

7:28 "This evolution has been nothing but positive?" Are you kidding me? No...

[@JosephKeenanisme]

I think modern audiences might have a problem with Fritz the Cat. They don't get satire, they'd have the same reaction to Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles. From my understanding Crumb was supposed to be involved with the production of Fritz, but as Bakchi normally does he stole instead of compromised with other artists. I'm not saying don't watch his movies, on the contrary watch his movie but also check out the work of the artists he stole from and pissed off. American Pop, that's the first time I noticed Bakshi. Was a great time for adult animated movies. Seems like you had Heavy Metal, American Pop, Rock and Rule, and Fire and Ice... I know i missed one or two good ones in that list.

[@KouriRyu]

I feel like I just watched a video identical to this one... Edit: Yeah... From Just Stop who dropped an almost two hour version 3 days ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2mlpq1mrN2NmJo

[@jamesspinner7764]

"Fritz, you just aint black enough."

[@DarkMegaPlague]

the thing I liked about Bakshis LoTR movie was Frodo,,,, he wasnt bitching and whincing all the time

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

R Crumb hated Bakshi’s Fritz the Cat… Even though Wizards had it’s moments it was mostly flawed by the (poorly done) technique of painting over cells of filmed actors to alter them, such as adding (poorly) animated wings to horses, animated features to actors to turn them into demons etc… made it look cheap and something out of a college film class… in fact most of the animation looks fast and cheap…the best thing about Wizards it had artwork by Mike Ploog and gave a nod to Vaughan Bode (Nekron 99 is Bode’s Cobalt 60)

[@tadrobinson8370]

fire and ice is my fave

[@retro-rockeightiesanssynth1132]

American Pop is best movie ever, I bought one of the Jimi Hendrix frames

[@dmytrandr]

This evolution has been nothing like positive (c). Well, if the generation of people who get offended by anything and cancel people for any rumor, tweet or Facebook post is positive evolution, then yeah, it's positive.

[@antoniobotello4996]

AMERICAN POP was awesome fellow by COOL WORLD which it was good.