To find a reason to post this claymation zombie video on my blog. This has absolutely nothing to do with my mission statement. Oh, wait. I don't have a mission statement. I can do whatever I want. I have freedom!
This made me laugh out loud several times. Although it's very violent. But it's clay violence. Well, I know Germinatrix will love it.
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5 comments:
I was very pleased to see that Chainsaw Maid takes safety seriously and put on her work gloves while using power equipment.
Shaun of the Dead is about my speed, Chuck, but apparently clay violence is okay too and this was pretty cool. Some people that I know need to see this post.
Since you're in animation mode, would you please go over to my Annie's Addendum blog? I made a post just for you.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
so wrong, on so many levels!
so guilty for laughing!
I'll probably have claymation nightmares tonight.
Sweet... who knew claymation brains are purple?
My favorite was the eye impalement... until she flicked the hand off her shoulder. That rocked.
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