Many of the reviews for Mad God inevitably focused on trying to describe one of “the bleakest dystopias science fiction”, as The Hollywood Reporter’s John Defore put it. And in many ways, that is only right: the scope and majesty of Phil Tippett’s masterpiece should be fawned over in as much detail as the film press can afford to print.

Ihr seid bereit, euch auf eine absolut einzigartige Seherfahrung einzulassen? Dann findet ihr im Abo bei Amazon Prime Video nun den richtigen Film: den Stop-Motion-Steampunk-Horrorfilm „Mad God“ von E...

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Hooptober 12: 15/31 - Post Apocalyptic horror film Oh, you want me to start this review of a "non narrative" stop motion film by going off a tangent? Sure! I recently binged the hell out of Poker Face...

I gave Mad God an extra half-star for sheer inventiveness. This is wonderful, handcrafted horror. The sort of film you can bring up when people bring out the tired old refrain of “Hollywood has run ou...

From horrors like Get Out to romantic fantasies like The Shape of Water, these movies stand out as the most daring and original of the last decade.

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Welcome to our 'Lightning Round' with Other podcast guest and filmmaking legend Phil Tippett! The idea is to ask questions that he — and hopefully you — don't expect, and that the answers will be as equally interesting and hopefully amusing. Please enjoy. Biographies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Tippett is an American filmmaker who has been working in creative roles and contributing to iconic visuals for over five decades, from creatures like 'Rancor' in 1983's Return of the Jedi to a stop-motion rat in 2024's Alien: Romulus and credits such as 'Dinosaur Supervisor' in Jurassic Park. Additional credits include everything from The Empire Strikes Back and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom to The Twilight Saga plus Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Forming https://www.tippett.com, his own company, in 1984, Phil Tippett continues today as an expert and unique mind bringing ideas to life in Hollywood and beyond. His 2021 film https://www.madgodmovie.com, funded by Kickstarter and taking thirty years to complete has been highly praised and sets the stage for more inimitable works to come. https://www.chloeaftel.com has spent her career working in commercial photography, photojournalism, and film. She’s an established name in modern photography with work featured in The New York Times, Mother Jones, Playboy, Dazed & Confused, Vogue Germany, The Hollywood Reporter, The Wall Street Journal, Vogue Italia, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, Teen Vogue, and more. Aftel has photographed victims of sexual violence, reported on COVID 19's impact on the trans community, and gained access as the first reporter in COVID wards of the West Coast’s hardest-hit hospitals. She has covered underground abortion providers, the impact of gender pronouns on daily life, and clergy abuse. Aftel's first book, https://www.chloeaftel.com/outside-inbetween, is an award-winning anthology covering gender non-conforming people across the United States.