VicariousE's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Nightcall]

While the audio quality was good, the low volume kinda sucked... it's tempting to blast the volume to hear every word though.

And for the record, the creeper in the bedroom reminds me of Stamper. Totally.

[Paradise Trailer]

More of a teaser than a trailer, considering there was no backgrounds or obvious plot/conflict. Although the sound volume on the sound effects were of different volumes, the animated characters themselves look fine! Seems like a lot of frames were drawn (eating and sniffing), it did look fluid.

Best of luck with Paradise!

[A suspenseful moment]

Not bad, but I was kinda hoping the dog was chasing the boy, and the fly was coming straight at them, and would smack the boy in the face, making him fall off his bike. Dog eats boy, the end. Still, it was nicely put together, if a bit plotless.

[Save The Date]

It's very clean and cute, but oh so short! Maybe if the bride and groom moved their heads towards each other, and a few other bells and whistles were added... Congratulations!!

[Judging is Crazy]

I liked the yellow haze in the bar, in contrast to the flashback/aside scenes. I liked how clear and eloquent the audio and it's script was. I like the author, his gentle nature, and his propensity to say things that can never be said enough. I especially liked the subtle twist at the end, people really are (for the most part) set in stone.

Work like this keeps me coming back to Newgrounds, for all my entertainment needs.

jackbliss responds:

Thanks so much for your continued support. I love how you appreciate each aspect of a simple Flash and write a review so vividly describing what you like about it. I love reading them all each time I submit a new Flash :)

[Folgers II]

I know it's spam, but, fuck, it's mountain grown!

[Good Guys Part III]

These bad guys reminds me of every rotten boss and teacher I've ever had. Here's to hoping Toby can hold on to his fudge long enough to be helpful to Iron Lung and the gang...

3rabbitsproductions responds:

The reason why this scene was so short was because my file just randomly wouldn't save anymore so I kind of had to cut this scene in half. The second half was the gang by a campfire in the woods - it's actually a pretty significant scene because we find out why UK and IL really wear their masks. I'm working on it now. It should take me about a week. Thanks for the comments, man. And after writing 8 seasons of this (I just wrote the outline for the last one yesterday) I can say with confidence that Toby is ALWAYS there for his friends. He comes to their rescue on more than one occasion...until the end. And I don't know if you noticed, but Professor Bale was sitting on the "lighter" side of the table.

[Incident:123B]

That framerate, those subtle actions, the choreography of kills... top of your game yo. Congrats!

[How To Cook a Hobo]

Lot of digital wizardry and energy, just seems a little over the top, as far as the script goes? Use a clip-on mic in the kitchen, to reduce the hollow audio (was kinda hard to make out, not necessarily a volume issue, just lousy echoing).

[The Dark Descent]

Despite some jerky looking animations in the beginning, and a perception of taking too long, this piece took it's own course carefully. After all, when you live in such isolation, wouldn't you move slower? But sadly, I think this is the reason why the score at this moment, isn't too spectacular... don't let it worry you, it's sure to climb. Congrats on the Daily First!

Tis a well told tale, full of woe and atonement, and yes DoomRoar, an abandoned pooch :| I guess one option would've been a very short rescue scene, or a gentle beaching of the boat, after the end credits (Hollywood would've made you do it lol).