Phil Tippett’s decades-in-the-making animated odyssey is a work of visionary inventiveness not for those of a sensitive constitution.

Dim the lights, get in the zone, and freak out to this strange, grotesque, and inexplicable movie.

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Special-effects pioneer Phil Tippett delivers a stop-motion labor of love he began back in the '80s.

Fantasia: After 30 years of tinkering, legendary VFX artist Phil Tippett brings his nightmares to life in a Dantean sensory overload.

Phil Tippett's stunning new film is 30 years in the making

Certainly reflecting its creator’s crazed state of mind throughout, Mad God portrays a journey into Hell that’s viscerally hallucinogenic.

...an exquisitely imagined excretion that is revelatory, revolting, and cruel.

Chris Hemsworth in "Spiderhead" on Netflix, Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening "Go Large" on Paramount+ and Indiana Jones gets a digital upgrade.

Phil Tippett’s long-gestating stop-motion animation epic is a frenzied and frequently deranged Dantean odyssey.

Emma Thompson stars in terrific ‘Good Luck to You, Leo Grande’; also worth seeing is ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth.’

In this mostly animated experiment, the filmmaker Phil Tippett leads us through a stop-motion inferno of despair and devastation.

Beautiful and disgusting, mean and awe-inspiring, Mad God looks like multiple people died to make it exactly as you see it.

Oscar-winning effects and stop-motion animation master Phil Tippett helped get “Star Wars” off the ground and won an Oscar for bringing dinosaurs back to...

Jan Švankmajer meets Clive Barker in a smorgasbord of a stream-of-consciousness savage weirdness.

Master stop-motion animator Phil Tippett's unsettling, yet still somewhat perversely mesmerizing spectacle, is a marvel to behold.

It took special effects genius Phil Tippett 30 years to make "Mad God," and the result is unlike any movie you have ever seen.

Much has changed in the 23 years since Russell T. Davies’ drama explored the pursuits of a group of carefree gay men in Manchester.

Small-budget, art-house, and international movies that are worthy of as much fanfare as the season’s blockbusters