wierd, in a good way
the movie in itself seemed very strange to me, the monsters looked like they belonged in a twisted horrer setting, and the humans looked like they belonged in old Walt Disney cartoons from in the 50's. but even so, it was very impressive.
That was the intent, and something I also do in my other cartoons and comics; I make monsters more detailed and realistic, while humans and normal animals are cartoonish. It makes the monsters seem more horrific and weird in comparison, I think :D
Brilliant!
I enjoyed everything about it! the colours, monsters, characters and all the ideas thrown into it in my opinion were fantastic! nice work!
Too much
The animation was good, i liked how you had drawn the monsters.
BUT! for my opinion it was too cruel. There is a shit loads of animations with this kinda cruelty, i think its just too much, and it is degrading... unless "The Arkhams" asked you to make it so :D
Yes, they did ask for over-the-top violence, though I honestly thought this was only mild cartoon gore. Crude, cartoony people killed by monsters in bizarre ways, and most of the gore/death happening to the monsters themselves anyhow.
Great
This made me recall the animation Dream Theater projected playing "Dark Eternal Night", only this one is 17+. I really liked it!
An Eldritch Thing Happend at the Beach Today.
One would never think that a surf-rock instrumental song would go well with a cartoon about Lovecraftian monsters from the deep being fought off by some cute blonde-haired kids using generic toys (e.g. yo-yos, jacks, chattering teeth), and yet the music from The Arkhams and the animation and art from Scythemantis make
this a dreadful match from the very bowels of R'lyeh itself (which is to say, that it was great).