A Witch's Tangled Hare, Abe Levitow, 1959

Oh what the Hell, IT'S A HOLIDAY! Here's one more.

Transylvania 6-5000, Chuck Jones, 1963

I was scratching my head over what to post for Halloween, when my friend Loren reminded me of this one. (Thanks!)

Le Squellette Joyeux (The Dancing Skeleton), Auguste and Louise Lumiere, 1895

I can't say as this is a strictly animated film, as it is, per se, and whatnot, but it does appear that there are elements of animation included. Also, this rules.

The Last Supper, Justin Smith, 2006

Epilogue, Ya'el Weiss, 2006

Object Conversation,Paul Glabicki, 1984

The Cable Car, Claudius Gentinetta and Frank Braun, 2008

Ash Time, Hirotoshi Iwasaki, 2005

Remebering Milk, Bread, and Butter, Jim Simon,1972

Tondo, Al Jarnow, 1973

It Depends On Your Perspective, Vincent Collins,197?

A gentler Vince Collins animation. Also known as Magic Pig Calypso, which is incidentally the name of your new band.

Word Salad, Micah Buzan, 2011

Usually, I find animation, but sometimes animation finds me.

For instance, I checked my inbox, and discovered I had mail from one Micah Buzan, suggesting I check out his video.

So I did, and then this happened to my face:



AND I LIKED IT.

Mura Matsuri (Village festival) Noburo Ofuji, 1930

Chikara to Onna no Yo no Naka, Kenzo Masaoka, 1932

Chu no Sainan (The Butterfly in the Misfortune) 1931

Kobu-Tori (The Stolen Lump), Chuzo Aochi. 1929

Delightful Japanese animation from 1929.

Gentleman, Radim Jurda, 2010

Sanitkasa, Ondrej Svadlena, 2007

Origin of the Species, Rinat Gazizov, 1993

Good Night, Norma...Good Night, Milton, John Schnall, 1988

The Bead Game, Ishu Patel, 1977

Someone Else's Voice, I Ivanov-Vano, 1949

We'll Keep Our Eyes Peeled, N. Khodataev Group ,1927

Papageno, Lotte Reiniger, 1935

Jabberwocky, Jan Svankmajer, 1971

Hamilton the Musical Elephant, John Halas and Joy Batchelor, 1961

Les Boys, Howard Post, 1965

The Plumber, Shamus Culhane, 1967

The Plot Sickens, Seymour Kneitel, 1961

Private Snafu: A Few Quick Facts About Fear, Zack Schwartz, 1945

Big Tim, John Hubley (?) 1949

This is a sales film commissioned by the Timken Roller Bearing Company, so the crew and director are uncredited. John Hubley is a semi-sorta-educated guess. If anyone out there in Cartoonland knows any different, feel absolutely free to school me.

The Rise of Duton Lange, Osmond Evans, 1955

The Popcorn Story, Art Babbit and John Hubley, 1950