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I asked on Reddit and someone knew what I was talking about. Linky It's only 360p, but it's still an amazing bumper. Now that I know the name I'm gonna poke around Google and see if I can find an HD version. It looked amazing on the big screen at AMC. This is definitely one of the coolest concession stand bumpers I've seen. I have a ton of bumpers but nothing that caters to horror movies. This would be a great one to use for scary movie nights.

I watched the Vincent Must Die & Hallow Road double feature tonight. Between the movies, they showed a concession stand cartoon bumper that mimicked the old ones from the 60's, well probably even before that. It was cutsy and looked pretty sharp, but also had a lot of grain artifacts added to make it feel old. And about half way thru it got super dark, there was blood and the popcorn bucket character was stabbing his eye out. I've seen other horror movies at AMC but never seen this. So I'm guessing it's either new, or it was just for 1 of these 2 movies. Now I'm wondering if maybe it was something from an animation festival, it felt like I would have seen this at one of those 35 years ago. (I went every summer to watch them) I need to have this in my bumper catalog. I serious doubt it's something I could download. But I might be wrong, so I'm checking to see if anyone here has seen this? I have a bunch of cartoony concession stand bumpers from 40 years ago. But this is definitely new, and I don't have any that go from happy happy to dark and evil.

glad to help, I don't know how I didn't lose them in all honest. The DVD they came on originally is long gone. When he made them I remember how good I thought they looked, but with everything being 4k now these definitely look old. But not everything has to be million dollar looking UHD. And these look 4k compared to all the drive-in commercials I have in my setup from the 60-70s lol. I don't know 100%, but I believe my directory has everything from the DVD so let me know if you're looking for everything else. There was a lot on it.

Thanks for the reply, as far as I know whoever made this isn't around anymore, and I've never seen it anywhere online. And it's "old" at least in Internet years lol.

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Or, if you have a sequence like me that seems to go on forever they'll go "really? another trailer?" I tested my friends patience and made one that started with a theater intro, an audio bumper, a no smoking PSA, a commercial for the snack bar, a no cell phones PSA, 5 minutes of trivia, 3 minutes of movie facts, a gumby cartoon which I think are around 5 minutes, a no crying babies PSA, another snack bar commercial, 4 trailers, a 2nd audio bumper just because, and a THX countdown bumper before the feature started for good measure. Oh and before the trivia I played a curtains opening avi somebody on AVS made. I'm not sure why it's so long, but it's 20 seconds and doesn't start opening until 15 seconds. I also had a Hue light dimming script that took an obnoxiously long time. When it started they were pretty impressed, and were into it until about the 8 minute mark when they got restless and asked when the damn movie was starting. It went on for like another 15 minutes lol. Not surprisingly, they didn't want to come back for movie night unless I promised to just play the movie. Also played it for a female friend who ended up falling asleep before the movie had even started lol. People really dig PSE when I run a reasonable sequence that doesn't take 20-30 minutes. Most of the older people haven't seen Gumby in decades and they get excited when they see it. But to answer the question, I like my mini movie theater popcorn machine. It can make a lot more than a pot on the stove, so if there are 4-5 people I can make enough in 1 batch. I also love the auto dimming script for the Hue lights, now all I need are smart blinds so I can have them close automatically when I fire up PSE. Oh and my Ninji Thristi if anyone wants something bubbly to drink.

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