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Until then, visit the link below and check out The Shutterbug Man for yourself. If you have headphones – throw them on, and if you are a nerd like me, strap a goddamn VR helmet to your face to take the immersive experience even further. Me personally…I’ll be getting a Shutterbug Man poster for sure. This passion takes him to terrible and wicked places.

It’s only a few dollars, and I can’t stress the importance of supporting independent cinema and creativity enough. The Shutterbug Man tells the tale of a very twisted man, whose only passion in life is taking pictures. More Movies 80 for Brady (2023) Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) Knock at the Cabin (2023) A Man Called Otto (2022) The Amazing Maurice (2023) Ant-Man and. Otherwise, you can purchase it right now via the films official website. The Shutterbug Man is currently being shopped around the festival scene – so there is a good chance you guys could be seeing it in the near future if you frequent such events. It is a genuinely immersive experience that, for the most part, avoids cheap tricks and focuses on using its limited time to setup an environment of dread and suspense. The film is expertly narrated and scored to perfection. There is something inherently creepy with the art form, and The Shutterbug Man is just that – creepy…but that’s not all. Ever since I was a young kid in the 90’s getting weirded out by Tool’s “Sober”, stop motion has fascinated me. But not just any kind of animation – we are talking about a style that simply SCREAMS horror.

It had not been on my radar, and I may have been inclined to pass it up given the fact that it’s an animated short film… That would have been a mistake.Īs mentioned previously, The Shutterbug Man is animated.

That was the case with Chris Walsh’s The Shutterbug Man. Other times…incredibly cool shit is simply sent to me. I can sometimes spend hours and hours performing research and hunting for the next big undiscovered indie hit.

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The differences are ultimately not too obvious because of colorist Jim Campbell, who works on the full issue.Covering horror films allows one to come across all sorts of neat things. Lim’s figures are heavily inked (by inker Scott Hanna) while de Latorre’s lines are more muted. The subdued artwork from Rafael de Latorre and Ron Lim is an ideal complement to Bernardin’s ground-level story, but as with most comics requiring multiple pencilers, the transition between the two is somewhat jarring. Bernardin understands that aspect of the character well and when the action does tick up in the final pages, the impact feels especially earned. His emotional journey is as central to the comics as any battle with Doctor Octopus or the Green Goblin. Title reference: The Man with the Golden Gun.

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This is the fourth special assignment that does not feature a countdown and the first special assignment that does not feature a code name song. Readers expecting a more elaborate or action-packed issue might be disappointed, but if there is any character able to support a quiet story like this one, it is Spider-Man. Lopart, Musa Notes: This is a special crossover episode with Handy Manny. His problems are more interior and not easily resolved by a colorful fight. It is not ultimately important to this young man in Queens that the Squadron Supreme of America are now the greatest heroes on the planet. Elements of the Heroes Reborn universe are threaded into the story, but Bernardin wisely keeps the focus on Peter. This Peter is not part of the community of heroes, but an observer whose drone cameras can only watch as characters like Hyperion save the day.

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