Did a great stopmo double feature on Netflix Watch Instantly that included
A Town Called Panic
(2009) and
Mary and Max
(2009). Adore both these films for different reasons. Stop motion is excellent is both.
Town Called Panic is much more lyrical & humorous.
Mary & Max is almost the flipside of that as a sad and often depressing look at how two lives on opposite sides of the earth have connected. Love Adam Elliot's
Harvey Krumpet so I was predisposed to like it. I do. Again, this is a great double feature to do on NWI. Watch 'em both!

More catching up with unseen Mario Bava I spun his sword & sandal flick
Knives of the Avenger
(1966) starring Cameron Mitchell as the viking warrior hero. Despite some criticism I kinda liked this film. It's part of the Bava Box Set which I plan to buy.
- July New: 40
- July Re-watch: 9
- July Total: 49
- 2010 TOTAL: 436
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