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 By David D'Champ in CineMagicians 48 pages, published 24 APR 2012 Magazine about the histories and how-to's of movie special effects for the backyard DIY producers.  Join us on FaceBook to follow the progress of this new magazine for backyard producers.
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The Future Was Here Yesterday: Stop Motion Dynamation Secrets Revealed |
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My first adventure into animated feature movie making, Matsy Palmer, is available on DVD for purchase here. Click the desired format above to be taken to the correct store front. |
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Reviewed by Piers Anthony, famed author of the Xanth novel series I watched an amateur video, Matsy Palmer, produced by David D'Champ. This is a naughty 90 minute cartoon showing the story of Earth in the year 2069 when the Nazi Unification Terrorist Society NUTS has stolen the Polar Elliptical Navigation Intercept Station PENIS and is holding it for ransom. So Matsy Palmer must activate the Tactical Women's Assault Team TWAT to deal with this threat. The figures are animated drawings of the kind where only the mouth moves when speaking, and only the active figure in a scene moves at all. So there wasn't a spare hundred million dollars to make for more realistic animations; what there is is sufficient to carry the story. The figures talk, move, and have simulated sex. That is, there are bare figures rocking together and with effects, but you don't actually see the intimate details; call it soft core. Many are well endowed young women in colorful two-piece outfits that, being holographic, can fade out on occasion to leave them naked, albeit with breasts that show no nipples. One messed up her captors by wearing real clothing that wouldn't fade. The sound is a bit fuzzy. Once you accept the limits of the staging, it moves along okay. The Nuts capture the Twats and try to sexually torture them to death, but it doesn't work, I'm not sure why. So in the end the home team wins after a heroic struggle. |
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