You know, there just aren’t enough feature-length animated movies geared towards unstable, unbalanced adults in the nowadays. I often find myself pining endlessly for the days of Ralph Bakshi, an era when cartoon characters fought, cursed, and engaged in a number of depraved sexual activities with reckless abandon. Gustavo Cova understands my dilemma, and has graciously bestowed the gruesome animated feature “Boogie el Aceitoso” upon the world at-large. Based on the work of famed comic book artist Fontanarrosa, the film follows the misadventures of a stone-cold hitman and his graphically violent shenanigans in the Argentinian underworld. Here’s a more well-developed synopsis courtesy of Twitch: Boogie is based on the works of cult comic artist Fontanarrosa and tells the story of surly hitman Boogie on a mission to prove that he is still at the top of his chosen profession despite the arrival of a younger rival. He drinks.
- 10/26/2009
- by Todd
- Beyond Hollywood
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