Anyway, full vid, audio, the whole shebang. enjoy.

I mentioned in the last video how odd it is, seeing things that shaped you childhood before you understood the world as much as you do now. It's like

The original piece, called Seryi Volk and Krasnaya Shapochka, serves as a metaphor for Communist takeover in Russia, as well as revolt (so I am told)

The Infamous "French Fry" Episode

Another video about the classic fairy tale, this time a more stylized version.

How could you possibly explain this?

A collage of Templeton throughout the latest film.

A clip about a certain large amoral canine who eats a certain eldrely lady and a certain crimson cape wearing little girl.

Fairly Self-Explanatory, really.

With their predator defanged, the eaten decide to revolt one more time, managing to swell his stomach so big that it explodes.

The two comic relief sidekicks starring in their own spin-off indulge in a big pot of home-made bug chili.

A wolf breaks into the home of several young goats, and proceeds to gobble all... well, almost all of them down.

In this musical animated cut, a tiger gets thrown into the belly of a crocodile. Shame, though, that he escapes.

The way the story actually went, the wolf won. We know this. we feel this in our bones. The wolf won, and he will win again.

This clip is a short film called "The Catch." I had been looking for any information about it, till a nice guy named JonahsVore gave me a full copy of

"French Fry" Continues

The morning after the smörgåsbord, the rat returns... a great scene for belly enthusiasts.

In an episode of Tiny Toons mimicking Peter and the Wolf, Buster Bunny walks in to find that his friends have all been eaten be a ravenous wolverine

Part one of two about little red riding hood getting eaten by the big bad wolf in this clip from an early morning children's show.

There are probably others out there, but I had to have one on my account, 'cause in my opinion, there is nothing hotter than this rat from the 1973 an