Puppets & Demons

About This Movie

Puppets & Demons is one of those odd gems from the late '90s. Directed by Patrick McGuinn, it weaves together a series of surreal shorts featuring Vincent, a puppet whose quirks—like his obsession with Twinkies and pasta—give it a unique flavor. The animation has this quirky charm that's hard to define, almost like a blend of stop-motion and traditional techniques. The pacing can be a bit erratic, but it suits the whimsical, sometimes darkly comedic atmosphere. The practical effects add to the tactile quality, making the puppetry feel alive in a way that CGI often lacks. It's a love letter to the bizarre, and you'll either vibe with its oddball humor or wonder what you just watched.

Explores themes of obsession and surrealism. · The animation style is a mix of quirky and charming. · Practical effects enhance the tangible feel of the puppetry.