Animated cats bring romantic complications to Dark Corners Reviews
Robin Bailes reviews Avid Liongoren's Hayop Ka!, a Filipino feature about a perfume seller caught between two very different dogs.
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More erotic animated cats - Hayop Ka! - Deaf Crocodile review
Cheap street food and DVDs, or the charms of high society? That is the romantic choice facing Nimfa, the department-store perfume seller at the center of Hayop Ka! (You Animal!), Dark Corners Reviews' sole new subject this week.
Written and presented by Robin Bailes, with Graham Trelfer directing and editing, "More erotic animated cats - Hayop Ka! - Deaf Crocodile review" looks at Avid Liongoren's 2020 animated feature through its Deaf Crocodile release. Nimfa's boyfriend Roger is a janitor; the other dog in the picture, Iñigo, brings money and social status to the triangle. The review has collected roughly 5,700 views.
The comments take an appropriately animated detour. Viewers debate why cats lend themselves to human expressions, draw comparisons with Aggretsuko and Rock & Rule, and reach for Ghostbusters' warning about dogs and cats living together. One singles out the animal-specific detail of Nimfa wiping her face with her tail.
Across the channel, daily viewing is well below its usual pace, while subscribers stayed unchanged over the week. Its weekly audience was larger than fellow cult-film channel The Bad Movie Bible's, though 3C Films Clips had a busier week.
The strongest daily pull among Dark Corners' active uploads belongs to "Another Week, Another Apocalypse - The Final Executioner," just above the new review. That film sends Woody Strode into a post-nuclear world where a self-appointed elite hunts those it considers unfit. Between that, Hayop Ka! and the Ginger Snaps trilogy review, the channel's recent shelf makes room for class divisions, romantic animals and werewolf transformations.
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What viewers say
Animation nerd here: Cats have short muzzles that better translate human expressions AND are easier to animate than the longer, blocky canine muzzles.
@DaudROUSSee it on YouTubeNympha wiping her face with the tip of her tail is so cute and right: sometimes anthropomorphic animals act like humans in animal costumes.
@markiangooleySee it on YouTubei would've compared it to _Aggretsuko_ before _Zootopia/Zootropolis,_ personally ;) (i know little about this movie, but it doesn't strike me as being dark enough to reasonably compare and contrast it with _Beastars)_
yes, i'm a fan of animation, why do you ask? :P@Emperor_OshronSee it on YouTube
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"Why is it always sexy cats?" I blame Dr. Moreau.
@alankelly1001See it on YouTubeKinda the 'Rock & Rule' Factor!
@thrashpondopons8348See it on YouTubeRobin, you're so right! My friends and I have been planning to make our first feature length film for a few years now but lack the necessary funds. Its working title is "Attack Of The Two Headed Devil Bat" but so far we have only been able to afford devil bats with one head.
@buzzawuzza3743See it on YouTubeThe furry soap opera.
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Which film features Peter Venkman's warning about dogs and cats living together?
Bill Murray's Peter Venkman includes dogs and cats living together in his warning about mass hysteria in Ghostbusters.




