🥚 Angel’s Egg is a film that whispers.

Directed by Mamoru Oshii and illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano, it’s a surreal anime about a girl guarding an egg in a drowned city, followed by a man with no past. There are almost no words—but every image speaks volumes.

In this episode of And I Made Him Watch, we wander through its stillness, symbols, and sorrow. What does it mean? That’s not the point. The point is that it feels.

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🌙 Eight dreams. Eight visions. One final message from a master filmmaker.

In this episode of And I Made Him Watch, we step into the dreamworld of Akira Kurosawa—where fox spirits dance in the rain, shadows of war linger in burnt fields, and Vincent van Gogh appears in a field of color.

🎙️ Dreams (1990) is more meditation than movie. We unpack the surreal vignettes, haunting landscapes, and Kurosawa’s reflections on nature, guilt, and hope.

It’s a slower, stranger episode—and maybe the quietest apocalypse we’ve ever covered.

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In this episode, we resurrect Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things (1972)—a film that’s equal parts zombie horror, improv theater meltdown, and acid-laced funeral party.

This no-budget gem from Bob Clark (yes, the guy who made A Christmas Story) drops a group of actors into a graveyard, gives them a grimoire, and lets the bodies hit the floor. Literally.

🔪 Bad decisions? Plenty.
⚰️ Great fashion? Weirdly, yes.
🧟 Low-stakes necromancy gone terribly wrong? Absolutely.

🎧 Hit play to hear us talk zombies, bad poetry, and the undead consequences of artistic ego.

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