On top of that, there are at least two-dozen horror movie references, all of which are funny. And there’s some body horror for the freaks too. Amazing job done by Aardman here.

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But for the previously initiated, BoMB offers a continuation of Shaun’s story from Farmageddon, wherein pushing too many buttons once again makes things difficult for his allies, and this time there just might be consequences.

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#2026inanimation Seems that the odd numbered Shaun the Sheeps (Shauns the Sheep?) are the great ones. Beast of Mossy Bottom keeps the story very simple like Farmageddon did, but it hits with almost every one of its rapid fire bits. One of the great strengths of Shaun the Sheep in any form factor

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Jake's dad moved into a new place, so he begins the process of cataloguing his newly inherited mountain of DVDs and blu rays. @bradgaroon.bsky.social also counts off his new pickups for the month. #bestmovies #bluraycollector

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#2026inanimation I wish I’d known about the Himeyuri students before watching Cocoon: One Summer of Girlhood. I went in blind and found myself distracted in trying to decipher what was based in reality and what was fictionalized (there were multiple disclaimers that this story was fictional,

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