Der gestiefelte Kater, Ferdinand Diehl, 1939
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Der gestiefelte Kater, Ferdinand Diehl, 1939
The Soldier and the Garden, 1980.
"If you really want to hear my story, you'll first have to get used to the idea that you won't be hearing a pleasant story."
Felidae, 1994.
Dir. Michael Schaack | Writ. Martin Kluger & Akif Pirinçci | DOP Werner Loss
13 Essential Animal Terror Movies
I mean, discounting kaiju movies anyway.
The use of animals as horror or within horror situations is obviously very near and dear to my heart...but I wouldn't be caught dead if I just put up rifftrax-less garbage up like it was a pinnacle of anything.
Tres Caballeros (1932)
Fairy tale by Julius Pinschewer a German animator. The film incorporates stop-motion silhouette animation. If you think you've seen it before it's because another German animator Lotte Reiniger famously used the same technique 20 years prior.
1924 Animation ‘Lichtspiel Opus III‘ by German Dada Filmmaker Walter Ruttmann.