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Rock Ripsnort — Mon, 04 May 2009 03:38:50 +0000

The criminally un-DVD’ed Chuck Jones Curiosity Shop ran a halloween ep containing a serious morsel of real horror: The Groon. Written by Ray Bradbury(!) the poem about a gelatinous green blob left me shaking on a Saturday morning. WHY ISN’T THIS SHOW ON DVD?

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Aabra — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 20:27:46 +0000

‘Saw a few seconds of “Fritz the Cat” as a kid that made me pretty uncomfortable, but not scared.

When I really push my memory, “Shinbone Alley” comes up as one of my earliest realizations that animation could be scary. That scene where the mommy cat nearly lets her kittens drown came along about the time in life when I realized what “negligent parents” were. I dreamed my siblings and I were the kittens. Thanks for the trauma, UPA.

That’s almost as bad as the nightmares inspired by that Raggedy Ann & Andy movie. What! The! Crap?? I can’t even explain the horror of this film, you’ll just have to search YouTube and imagine being a lonely latchkey kid being raised by television, cobbling together dinners out of 7-11 food, watching this soggy, miserable creepfest in an uninsulated, faux wood-paneled living room with no parental guidance. ‘Scuse me, I think I need to refill my anti-anxiety meds…