This a really good series that I simply can't recommend enough because of it's bizarre uniqueness that only film cow has managed to capture. The series starts off rather like llamas with hats(Another one of his series') with the murders and similar stuff that happens but on episode four the video tittles change to The Fall Of Shadowstone Park instead of just Shadowstone Park that provides great foreshadowing into the madness of the series that soon develops. The horror aspect of the series quickly reveals itself as the barrier around the park begins to break and animals start going insane killing anyone they find. In the most recent episode of the series(9 or 12 depending on how you count.) the implication of the CIA really adds depth into the series overall a 9/10 the only flaw is that it takes a whole month for every episode and I need to know what happens next.
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A fun animated mystery series
Rectangular_businessman28 April 2023
Warning: Spoilers
A fun mixture of comedy and mystery, courtesy of Jason Steele, the same creator of Charlie the Unicorn and Llamas with Hats.
Unfortunately, it seems this series doesn't have the same popularity of both of the aftermentioned series, probably due the long hiatus after the third episode, which lasted until the year 2022.
But the wait was worth it, since the plot development and characterization of the sequel series (now renamed "The Fall of Shadowstone Park") was quite interesting, ultimately reaching a very satisfaying conclusion.
One of the best, most underrated web shows from the recent years, definately worth-watching from begining to end. I personally think this might be the best creation of Jason Steele so far.
Unfortunately, it seems this series doesn't have the same popularity of both of the aftermentioned series, probably due the long hiatus after the third episode, which lasted until the year 2022.
But the wait was worth it, since the plot development and characterization of the sequel series (now renamed "The Fall of Shadowstone Park") was quite interesting, ultimately reaching a very satisfaying conclusion.
One of the best, most underrated web shows from the recent years, definately worth-watching from begining to end. I personally think this might be the best creation of Jason Steele so far.
I need to get someone else obsessed with this or I'll never sleep again.
dzm-588426 May 2024
Absurdly funny, deeply melancholic and incredibly smart, this simply is suspense done right. Even a year after the last episode of season 2 has been uploaded to YouTube, I can't stop thinking about it. From the creator of "Charlie the Unicorn" and "Llamas with Hats" comes this unlikely masterpiece - unlikely in the sense that I never expected something that started out like one of the usual one-off skits about a set of quirky characters in an absurd setting to turn into an expertly crafted mystery series that got me hooked from start to finish. Luckily, I stumbled across it rather late, so I only had to endure the agonizing wait between the 5-8 minutes long episodes twice.
Getting invested in the adventures of a paraplegic paranormal cat detective may be a bit of an ask - but you will be rewarded by Jason Steele's finest work. In total, all 15 episodes of seasons 1 and 2 add up to approximately 90 minutes. I recommend you take twice the time, because once you get to the end, you'll want to rewatch all of it again.
I certainly did. More than is healthy.
Getting invested in the adventures of a paraplegic paranormal cat detective may be a bit of an ask - but you will be rewarded by Jason Steele's finest work. In total, all 15 episodes of seasons 1 and 2 add up to approximately 90 minutes. I recommend you take twice the time, because once you get to the end, you'll want to rewatch all of it again.
I certainly did. More than is healthy.
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