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In Your Dreams is the story of two siblings who find themselves in the dream world and hunt for the Sandman to solve their family issues while themselves stalked by a mysterious force. The animation is a bit on the ugly side. They tried a semi-photorealistic approach with some weird stylization, making the characters fall easily into the uncanny valley. The story is alright, and the core problem isn't just magicked away which is good. But man those two kids can be annoying. An alright reccommendation.

Garret and Stefan had decided to go on a ice cream date. The wolf picked vanilla while the opossum picked fig (it's an acquired taste). They held paws as they sucked the straws (ew not in that way you PERV). Suddenly there was an earthquake and there was tons of fire emerging from the ground. Out of it an evil voice cockled meanly. It

A series made by Angel Studios, at first I was hesitant to watch this series. Once I did, however, I found a show that's not overtly religious - the closest thing is an emphasis on family, and since it's an adopted family at least they're practicing what they preach if they are pro-lifers -, adding to the list of shows by this studio that put entertainment and education over religion. The show is about Quokka who is...A QUOKKA! She and her adopted family travel the world to make documentaries on animals. One of the best things about this series is that they're not portraying invertebrates or reptiles negatively (bold for a christian work), with a tuatara even being part of the central cast. The animal is alright. I do have issues with some character designs, like Quokka's buckteeth, that make her look more like a rodent than a diprotodontian, but oh well. Strong recommendation

In spite of the Dr. Seuss part of this story's name, this movie is not a direct adaptation of 2The Sneetches and Other Stories". Instead, it's a wholy original story about two sneetch friends that have a frbidden friendship in their racist societies and teach everyone the equality lesson at the end. This has pros and cons. On the pros, the worldbuilding is more complex and alluring. Instead of just being star-bellied sneetches, there are also moon-belly ones, and the two live in very different biomes and subsequently have two fairly distinct societies with different values. On the cons, the two main characters suffer from the "quirky little girl syndrome" and are pretty annoying. Just a few re-writes could fix them, however. A strong recommendation regardless.

Edda is a mouse with grand ambitions. After getting another mouse named...Ed injured, she manages a spot in the titular Grand Prix. Will she win? Or do a few sabouteurs get in her way? Overall this movie is pretty serviceable plot wise. No major reveals, no in-depth character drama, and that's alright. The animation is a cheap-looking CGI, but at least they get the textures rights. A mild recommendation.

This short focuses on monsters that were formerly human and were locked in the ice by Native Americans, only to be dug up by colonizers. I think its an ingenious blend of indigenous monster stories (like wendigos) with modern fears of what climate change may release in the permafrost. Like good horror, it takes modern anxieties and makes art out of them. A strong recommendation.

Carl used to be a light sleeper. All the supernatural phenomena in his house often kept him awake at night. Even after moving out with Flynn on Payton, his sleep scheduled could be erratic. He woke in the middle of the darkness. Clock said 1:00 AM. "Great" he grumbled. Worse, his brief dissatisfaction awoke the one person in bed with him, Flynn. The lizard flickered his tongue to get a better scent, before opening his blue/green eyes. "Touble sleepin' again?" "I'm sorry, I shouldn't have woke you up." "Tis fine, wouldn't be able to sleep much while you writhe about." Flynn hugged Carl close, horned head sinking into the scaly chest. Flynn's body temperature was lower than Carl's, but there was still a little heat near the heart, so the two exchanged some body temperature. "I love you" Carl said. "So sappy" Flynn muttered, before pecking him between his horns. Carl chuckled, and quickly felt comfortable against the beady scales and flexible skin of his boyfriend. It didn't take long for