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The Shape of the Things to Come (2020)

2020 · Robert Niosi · 40 min · United States of America · Edited by 1

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The scale-model factory of Italian-American Robert Niosi and his friends: a group of terrific children, dealing with horror and science fiction.

Cast principale 6

Etichette 3

Perché vederla?

Una proposta del 2020 incentrata su animación, Commedia horror e Fantascienza. Diretta da Robert Niosi.

Per chi è?

Ti piacerà se ti piace

Non consigliata se cerchi

  • Paranormale
  • Horror corporeo
  • Stregoneria
  • Bestiario

Influenze

  1. 1961
    Il castello misterioso
  2. 1966
    The Snails
  3. 1991
    Will Vinton's Claymation Comedy of Horrors
  4. 1991
    The Baby from Outer Space
  5. 1994
    Tales from the Far Side
  6. 2020
    The Shape of the Things to Come

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The Shape of Things to Come

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