Big House Blues

About This Movie

So, Big House Blues, directed by John Kricfalusi in 1990, is an interesting blend of animation and comedy that captures the Ren and Stimpy vibe perfectly. It’s got that raw, chaotic energy that fans of the series know and love. The pacing is frantic, which really suits the cartoonish misadventures of our two protagonists. The atmosphere in the pound is surprisingly intense, especially when they hear about the 'big sleep'—it adds this dark twist that you wouldn't expect from a typical kids’ show. The performances are quintessentially Ren and Stimpy, with that over-the-top flair that feels so distinctively Kricfalusi. Practical effects are a bit rough around the edges but add to that unique aesthetic. It's definitely a unique piece in the collection for those who appreciate the quirks of 90s animation.

Features the classic Ren and Stimpy animation style. · Dark humor intertwined with comedic elements. · Explores themes of fear and survival in a quirky way.