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

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'Mad God' offers a dense cornucopia of genre-fueled outrageousness that’s gradually united by a concern with cycles of warfare.

Phil Tippett’s Mad God unleashes decades of pent-up creative darkness into a trippy and troubling ride with astonishing craftsmanship, but little substance.

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

Phil Tippett's stop motion masterpiece of depravity and the divine

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

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

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

Amid the returns of America’s greatest stuntmen—Tom Cruise and Johnny Knoxville—directors from across the world like Terence Davies, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, and David Cronenberg have also submitted superlative work

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A 30-year side hustle for legendary talent Phil Tippett, this stop-motion horror, set in a hellish landscape, is suitably grisly and grating

AWARD THIS! 2023 NOMINEE! This year marks a milestone in dedication, creativity, and perhaps a slight dash of creative insanity with the release of visual effects maestro Phil Tippett's long-gestating stop-motion feature Mad God. Tippett is revered within the industry, with a body of work dating all the way back to the original Star Wars, as his

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

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