Mad God (2021)

• Year: 2021
• Released: 16 Jun 2022
• Country: United States
• Adwords: 5 wins & 2 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15090124/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/mad_god
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/mad-god
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: None
• MPA Rating: N/A
• Genre: Animation, Fantasy, Horror
• Runtime: 83 min
• Writer: Phil Tippett
• Director: Phil Tippett
• Cast: Alex Cox, Niketa Roman, Satish Ratakonda
• Keywords: assassin, surrealism, stop motion, bomb, underworld,

	6.8/10
	80/100
	92% – Critics
	62% – Audience

Mad God Storyline

Equipped with a gas mask and a crumbling map, the Assassin, an iron-clad humanoid, descends into a rusty, peril-laden underworld of grime, blood, and unsettling monstrosities. As the stealthy invader meanders through the labyrinthine post-apocalyptic wasteland on a mysterious mission, going deeper and deeper in the nightmarish realm, the Assassin gradually reaches his final destination: the heart of this grotesque tower of torture. But what cruel, vindictive deity allows fear and suffering to take its most complete creation further and further into despair? Only a Mad God would revel in humankind’s ordeal.

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Mad God Movie Reviews

One of Its Own Kind

For quite some time I lost almost any belief that in today’s movie industry are still some creative minds and souls working – too many eagerly awaited movies in the last five or ten year were serious disappointments. Then Mad Dog hit me out of nowhere and gave me back the hope that I still will get some excellent movie from time to time till the time is right to travel to my next incarnation. Mad Dog provides everything – if you love to travel into the domain of the absurd, the grotesque, the kafkaesk, something Dante and Lovecraft would love. A visual feast and a fine ride into a dark Alice’s wonderland. To all those who complain about missing a story or plot – Mad Dog is like poetry, it just depends on the eye of the beholder, but I doubt that there is a need for such thing like a plot to orbit around to enjoy this trip. For sure, Mad God, won’t win a Golden Globe or such medal, but got more vision and creativity than a whole seasons Oscar winners got. The connoisseur of the unusual will hold it dearly. Bravo!

Visually incredible, but hollow

No doubt a visual spectacle and impressive stop-motion affair from Phil Tippett, but Mad God has essentially zero plot or reason to care for anything that’s going on. Some unknown guy wanders around a machinery place seeing weird stuff, and that’s pretty much it. There’s no dialogue at all. If visual mindscrew-ery stuff and style over substance is your cup of tea, then you might love it. As for me, I needed more than that.

5/10.

Bizarre and grotesque post-apocalypse stop-motion

Wow, work on this one began in 1987 and took over thirty years to complete! That alone marks this bit of stop-motion as a film worth considering. But is it worth viewing otherwise? I would have to say yes, but be under no illusions, this is not a film for everyone! There is no dialogue, so events onscreen are propelled by imagery and sound alone and its not honestly always easy to keep up with what is happening and why. On top of that, much of the imagery and events are of the grotesque variety, so viewers of a more sensitive bent should be warned. So, taking this into account, this tale of events in a post-apocalyptic fantasy world should best be approached by those with a taste for the bizarre and unpleasant. The imagery is extremely impressive, very often and this is one of those rare films which truly feels like an instant cult movie. Left-field animation fans should have a field day.