I like the cinematics in this Episode, David.
Keep up the good work!
Voted and Rated 5
Reviews for "Salad Fingers 10"
David Firth's sense of exploring abstract matters, dark atmospheres and confusing imaginary universe both on the emotional and aesthetical aspects is still fascinating to me. This shinny metal pole that strectched to the sky was kind of reminiscent to me of the Kubrick's monolith. It created a similar effect of abyssal grandeur. Seing the same characters making appearences over the episodes is also pretty great. Hubert Cumberdale is one of my all time favorites. I'm still not tired by any means of exploring Salad Fingers' universe, and especially his psychological aspects, which I think this series is about. I still haven't quite figured out if what he sees is really happenning or if he's somehow creating some or all of these events and characters on his own.
Keep up the amazing work, David Firht. And make sure to bring us more Burnt Face Man aswell !!!
I am rather fond that this video creator chooses to have voice and subtitles... I thank the lord doki.
This is a definite change from your previous work, as are the previous two incidentally. As freaky as this series is meant to be, I can't help but feel Salad Fingers is getting more and more tame - I mean, the shock value has to keep going up to keep getting the same effect right?
I don't think the series really ever did make any sense like there is anything for the audience to figure out until a twist comes; but that's just me - I think it's meant to be freaky from the get go. If that's the case, it's definitely achieved the point; if you're trying to twist a plot or something it seems to be doing pretty badly.
Men it will take me a while to shake that out of my mind, althought I have to say that I liked better your previous work. I mean your animation is better now but your plot is not as good as before.