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I like to watch bad low-budget movies, and I found the film monsters (1993) (Russian). They use live action footage of small animals as the "monsters". As a rat owner, I find it hilarious how they try to make the rats look threatening. (No animals were actually harmed in filming)
Sorry, gotta gush about the smallest fucking detail in the fnaf movie for a second.
SPOILERS BELOW THE CUT (I guess?)
So the part where Abby is hiding and Foxy is walking muppet style around chasing her and he steps on one of the ball pit balls?
I can't stop thinking about the practical effect there. No way the puppet leg they made was heavy enough to actually smash it so easily, and if you look closely you can see that the ball seems to start crinkling a little prematurely as the foot drops down on it.
(i have neither pictures nor gifs as we all know, YET)
So my guess is, they fed something through the puppet leg to be able to suck the air out of it (it looks like the ball is attached to the foot in that moment as well) to make it look like a super heavy metal foot is crushing it.
So much effort for such a small two second long effect and it made my stupid puppet Henson Creature Shop loving brain SO happy.
What a flex. I love this movie and everything that went into it.
"It's just a loader. It doesn't understand"
All shot using real figures and miniature sets. The eyes and button glow on Ned-B I digitally illustrated in.
PUPPY!!! 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️
