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Love, Death & Robots Volume 2 Executive producers Tim Miller and Jennifer Yuh Nelson fill us in on the second season of Netflix's animated-shorts anthology series, which conjures lovingly-crafted sci-fi and fantasy worlds, features incredible life-like animation, and is not for kids. (Photo by Netflix) When Netflix’s eclectic animated sci-fi anthology series Love Death & Robots returns on Friday, it will unleash a new set of eight startling visions that recall anthology magazines like Heavy Metal in terms of well-rendered worlds and intense short subjects. It is a different style of serie...

The film's unique brand of animated anarchy and sardonic irreverence still packs a punch 20 years after its release

Elevator to Hell is a new column for fans disappointed by the demise of a film, show or game. Let's take on Wes Craven's ALICE IN WONDERLAND!

The Pluto TV streaming service  does not make it easy to figure out what they have with a lack of a proper search engine on their site. WTK has gone through and found a lot of links with what they’re actually showing so definitely give him some love for the effort for it that we’re glad to share here. Live TV:

BusinessWorld April 30, 2021 | 12:06 am While Pixar’s groundbreaking Toy Story often achieves plaudits for the shot in the arm it gave Hollywood animation in the mid-1990s, it’s impossible to ignore the influence of DreamWorks’ 2001 computer-animated hit Shrek. The grubbier and more sarcastic sibling to Woody and Buzz, Shrek was a milestone for American cartoons that paved the way for a unique brand of animated anarchy and sardonic irreverence that still holds sway across the industry today. Back in 2001, animation’s digital revolution was slowly but sur...