Zaycool97's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[GOBLIN!]

It was a pretty good short.
Even though the audio needs a little work on, the comedy is really good. Totally looks like a very strong Smiling Friends (and even YOLO (created by a co-creator Micheal Cusack) influence, especially the ending.
Of all the gags in this short, the censor gag is my most favorite of this of how well executed it was.

dungster responds:

Glad you liked it man! Audio defiantly isn't as good as it could be, I did all of it myself and I'm far from a good audio engineer lol. Can only get better by trying though...that's how that works right? 👽

[SPLIT SODA]

I love this short film of a hippie and a scientist battling over a soda.
The visual is clean and simple with well-put execution on the creativities such as the scientist using number "6" and "9" as ropes.

Though I really expect a bittersweet ending for the two, but I understand the team not going for the cliche "battle for one item until they share in the end" type trope.

Really well done, guys.

[Jumpcut! Episode 1 - Off Script]

This really feels like I'm watching Total Drama Island or other Canadian cartoons with this art style I used to watch as a very young teen. It looks so charming.

The characters and humors are simple yet executed very well!
The concept about the dorks making an indie movie at an apartment is interesting unless if there's more than meets the eyes as I'm very curious about it.
Looking forward on seeing more of this cartoon!

[Chain]

Seems like a little experiment does have a VERY strong meaning to it.
It's like you can't escape the chain of horror no matter how much you tried or how strong you get in order to break free. And that horror, to me, represents the cruelty the real world has gotten years after years.

It just keeps holding you down like what that poor naked old man has to as I really feel bad for him.

[Pepper and Monterey]

This is a really good cartoon with a simple yet really fun "I stole it, time to bring it back" premise! Reminds me of the late 2000s cartoons where the nonsense gets even more bizarre and entertaining. If this short is a pilot episode, I wish there's more future episodes of it because I believe it deserves a show!

[SCOOP D'ÉTAT]

This cartoon is like the Games Animation season of Ren and Stimpy with a small dash of late Spumco cartoons ranging from Weekend Pussy Hunt to Adult Party Cartoon. I really adore how the theme of this cartoon went from very family-friendly to something really dark and somewhat gruesome. Hope Sickmutt and the crew doesn't stop there after finishing on making this cartoon cause it's so good. This is like the Spumco of the future if the style like this sticks well.

[Out o' the Inkwell]

Despite the cartoon character's antics, I'm happy things turns out the best for her and the animator. Yeah the humor is basically simple, but the everything else in overall tramples that with a heart!

Hoping there's a sequel to those two cause it might build up into something bizarre.

[To Catch a Pac-Man]

It looks like a extremely nice animation to this parody with a simple witty plot. Though there are some small emotional side to it for very few sequences but rest are really nice.

To me, I think it should be rated E, even when there's slapstick violence.

HOwLiNG-MAdFoxHatter responds:

I am glad you enjoyed it! : D

[Breaking up with Adobe]

This is too good. I loved it!

[SACKHEAD STRIKES OUT!]

It's so surreal about a teenage (or an adult) primate went into a "Porky-In-Wonderland-esque" dimension gotten so so trippy! It's funny, somewhat dark, and very creature at few bizarre sequence. Wish there's more out from it!