Stopmotion - Official Trailer | HD | IFC Films

Opening in theaters February 23.

Ella Blake, a stop-motion animator struggling to control her demons after the loss of her overbearing mother, embarks upon the creation of a film that becomes the battleground for her sanity. As Ella’s mind starts to fracture, the characters in her project take on a life of their own.

Starring: Aisling Franciosi, Stella Gonet, Tom York
Director: Robert Morgan

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[vainsalvation]

finally someone made tool music videos into a movie

[typingmylife]

Finally someone taking full advantage of just how creepy stopmotion can be. As a fan of the artform I love to see it!

Edit: This thread makes me understand how Oppenheimer felt. I was going to just let it go, but people keep posting so I thought I’d make an edit. When I made my original comment, all I meant was that this was the first time I’ve seen stop-motion channeled into a more “traditional” horror movie concept, not that stop-motion has never been used for horror or frightening imagery in a more broad sense (such as Mad God, which yes I have seen, and it is incredible.) In hindsight, my wording was poor and somewhat vague, but that’s all I meant.

[alexanderhahn]

As a stop motion animator, I can't wait to see this!

[jennifersweet]

So glad some people mentioned Tool! I was like I can’t be the only one hearing the bass line from Sober right now 😂

[MeliaMilhorat]

Robert Morgan is a genius animator, I can't wait to see his style and directing at work. I would love to see him gain much more tration from this, as he deserves.

[keef]

I instantly knew who's animated creatures were in this as soon as I saw the them, I've been subscribed ed to his channel for years. I couldn't remember his name but his creations are unmistakable and his short films are unforgettablely unsettling, I'm so glad he is finally being shown in a feature film, yay for Robert Morgan.

[edercortes]

As someone who works as an usher at a movie theatre ….this is what we need movies like this that can be played late at night with a good crowd

[elawolf]

so glad I saw this in theaters before watching the trailer. going in completely blind was an incredible experience.

[cobosharklover]

Stop motion a beautiful form of art, even just a simple figure can be brought to life, with a simple stop motion

[MrNobody-hokv]

Robert Morgan does amazing work The Cat With Hands and The Separation are incredible

[imagemachinefilm]

This looks incredible! Loved Aisling Franciosi's performance in The Nightingale and looking forward to seeing her in a creepy horror film.

[muimotion]

YESSSS!!! I'm a huge fan of Robert Morgans work, and I can't WAIT to see what he's gonna bring to a longer format! Guys, we need to support this film! Not since NOPE and Talk to Me have I been this excited for a horror again:)

[longlivethesheet]

I should note that this movie is directed by Robert Morgan, who previously has directed the short film The Cat With Hands

He’s a hella talented director and stop motion artist, so I sincerely hope that this will kickstart his career

[danielafuchs]

Robert Morgan, one of my favourite artists ❤

[gothicburrito]

As an animation student, this is gonna go crazy.

[seanboggs]

Dude, I would KILL to see something like this in theaters!! I missed my chance with Mad God, but if I see a screening of this near me, I'm there day ONE!

Also, this feels like the kind of fever dream Phil Tippet would have when creating Mad God!

[billysobolik]

I've been following Robert Morgan's work for years now, and this has easily become my most anticapated film of 2024 😍

[MrCjosue]

About time a movie with stop Motion sequences has been made in a long time

[CabezasDePescado]

Looks intriguing, i love Robert Morgan work and i the fact he is making a movie, i look forward to it

[iorn]

Great concept and clever twist on the whole monster genre with an stop motion animated monster rather than cgi