Stopmotion
Directed by Robert MorganUna joven animadora lidia con el dolor por la reciente muerte de su madre, quien fue exigente y manipuladora, canalizando su duelo en la creación de una oscura película de marionetas. Sin la figura que siempre la dirigió, la protagonista se pierde en el caos de su recién adquirida libertad, luchando por descubrir su propia voz creativa.
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Stopmotion Ratings & Reviews
- Allie Tran1 de agosto de 2025This proves that stopmotion is THE most underrated, terrifying genre of horror.
- BarfEater22 de agosto de 2025Just terrible.
- Scott14 de diciembre de 2024The animation and stop motion creatures are so spooky it elevates the rest of the movie.
- Kevin Ward2 de julio de 2025Stopmotion’s sluggish first half may be trying for some even though I quite liked the premise. The film picks up some creepy momentum in the latter half, thankfully. Some gruesome and grisly practical effects provide a major assist. Thought the "little girl" was excellently creepy as well. I was actually kind of hoping the mom would play a bigger role in the horrors. Maybe it was just me but I thought she was terrifying—the way she would paw at things with her hands. While Stopmotion may not be for everyone, those who appreciate a slow burn with a dash of horror may find it worth a watch.
- jackmeat19 de octubre de 2024My quick rating - 5.3/10. I was immediately greeted with the familiar logo of Shudder, which sets the stage for what you’re about to experience. As a fan of stop-motion animation, I was intrigued to see how this unique style would be used in a horror setting, but while the film had potential, it ultimately didn’t quite deliver. The story centers on Ella Blake (played by Aisling Franciosi), a stop-motion animator grappling with the recent loss of her overbearing mother. As she throws herself into a new project, her grip on reality begins to slip, and the characters she painstakingly animates start to take on a life of their own. The film uses Ella’s deteriorating mental state as a vehicle to explore themes of grief, creativity, and madness, with the lines between her work and her reality becoming increasingly blurred. One of the highlights I often don't notice is the film’s sound production and music choices, which add to the eerie and unsettling atmosphere. The drug-induced "tripping" scene is particularly well-executed, giving you a glimpse into Ella’s fractured psyche. However, despite these strengths, Stopmotion struggles to maintain momentum. The pacing is uneven, and while the concept is intriguing, the execution feels disjointed. The film doesn’t fully capitalize on the potential of its stop-motion elements, which could have been used more effectively to heighten the horror. Instead, it feels like a missed opportunity, with moments that could have been truly terrifying falling flat. In the end, it is a film that has some strong points but doesn’t quite live up to its premise. It’s worth a watch for fans of the genre, especially those who appreciate the art of stop-motion animation, but it may leave you wanting more.
- DJ17 de octubre de 2024Stopmotion had so much potential but it felt like they never wanted to pick a track to follow. The premise should have catapulted this one to the top of any list but it was just lacking on all levels unfortunately. Everyone was ok but nothing was finished. Not much suspense at all despite the ability to truly scare you if executed properly. Such a let down.
Stopmotion Trivia
Stopmotion was released on 22 de febrero de 2024.
Stopmotion was directed by Robert Morgan.
Stopmotion has a runtime of 1h 34min.
Stopmotion was produced by Christopher Granier-Deferre, Alain de la Mata.
The key characters in Stopmotion are Ella Blake (Aisling Franciosi), Suzanne Blake (Stella Gonet), Tom (Tom York).
Stopmotion is rated R.
Stopmotion is a Terror, Suspense, Animación film.
Stopmotion has an audience rating of 4.9 out of 10.