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Stop motion animation is unnerving even when it's trying to be cheery. When it's leaning into isolation and despair, it's downright horrifying. This week, the crew unpacks materialism and fantastic voice acting in a compelling stop motion anthology. We also highlight four Ukrainian horror movies.

Motion Picture Terror Scale: 2 (Marcus & Grady), 3 (Melissa). Quality: 5. Enjoyment: 5.

Articles mentioned in this episode:

"Interview: The House Director Paloma Baeza Talks Inspirations Behind Story Three And Her Love For Cats," by Raven Brunner in Game Rant.

"Behind the Scenes of\xa0The House, Netflix\u2019s New Ode to Stop-Motion Animation," by Ritupriya Basu in Eye On Design

"Netflix's 'The House' Three Endings Explained," by Victoria Stube in Collider

"Earnings From Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy\u2019s \u2018Gulliver Returns\u2019 Will Support Country\u2019s Defense," by Naman Ramachandran in Variety