This time around, JV and Val review the 4th installment of Bluthfest, 1989's All Dogs Go To Heaven. Topics include: Rotoscoping, Vore, and Reptiles with large labium oris.

• An Exhaustive History of Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings from Folding Ideas

Today, JV and Val are joined by Madeline Maye, of the Land Before Time Land podcast to talk about the apparently mormon allegory, "A Land Before Time". I know, took me by surprise too!

Things discussed:
- Jenny Nicholson's video on ALBT
- The Conflicting Ideals Of Hayao Miyazaki
-Yhara Zayd
-AdequateEmily's video about An Elephant Sitting Still (which is what I was thinking of and misattributed before).

This time, JV and Val unpack the masterpiece of a collaboration of Steven Spielberg and Don Bluth, An American Tail from 1986!

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Welcome to the start of Season 2: Bluthfest! Where JV and Val explore the animated works of Don Bluth. This time, they talk about "The Hidden Truths of the National Institute Of Mental Health", a delightful children's film that secretly may or may not be about the community organizing of the oppressed communities suffering under capitalism via drag queens doing furry shibari???

JV's rating: 47.5/50.

Additional mentions:

Animationguild.org

Lexual Does The 80s

This time, JV goes on a Austen-tatiously GAY holiday, with Hulu's Fire Island (2022). Not to be confused with Logo's "Fire Island" series, which also dropped in 2022 but was not at all as cool.


(49/50)