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20 Years after astronaut Earl Jensen’s ship was sabotaged and Jensen was left for dead, he returns to Earth to take revenge on the man who was responsible. Backing Jensen up is a rag-tag gang of mutant aliens from outer space. Soon these deadly but lovable aliens reveal their secret powers and not even the world’s strongest army can stop them from accomplishing their mission!
Watch the Trailer - https://youtu.be/j0XHdTGBHVs?si=mVcGeqIt9jitcRr0
Special Features:
• Commentary by Bill Plympton
• Feature-length behind the scenes documentary “Plympton Diaries”
• Alien Mutations game
Details: 177 minutes / Color / NTSC / Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. This DVD will probably NOT be viewable in other countries.)
***Rated R – contains Adult Material***
Hair High (2010) Is an outrageous Gothic myth from the 1950’s, “Hair High” is the legend of Cherri and Spud, a teenage couple who are murdered on prom night and left for dead at the bottom of Echo Lake.
Exactly one year later, their skeletal remains come back to life and they return to the prom for revenge and their justly-deserved crowns.
Watch the Trailer - https://youtu.be/Pk9vKjtUf4Y?si=3LOCNQXcChHDgVah
Special Features:
• Director’s Commentary
• Scene Breakdown and Voice-over Sessions
• Anicam
• “Cockstume”
• Film Premiere Interviews
• Trailers
***Contains Adult Material***
A morally bankrupt man wakes up one morning to find wings sprouting from his back that make him do good deeds; throwing him unwillingly into battle for his own soul.
Watch the Trailer - https://youtu.be/8baLlP_xLVM?si=A9A8Fgm7VKpU22gI
Bill Plympton never knows when to stop. Thank God! Just as I'm asking myself, "How much longer can he maintain this dark and outrageously beautiful tale?", he turns it upside down and inside out and I find myself peering around a corner into a transcendent new world that is gleefully determined to trap me in it's loopy spell. How can he be so poetic, funny, and cruel at the same moment? Where does he buy his drugs?
- Terry Gilliam
A low-rent bounty hunter named Rod Rosse, The One Man Posse, gets entangled in a web of danger when he takes on a job from an ex-biker/ex-wrestler turned U.S. senator named "Deathface."
Revengeance was directed, written, designed and voiced by famed cartoon phenomenon Jim Lujan, who lives in the belly of the L.A. beast. And the film was produced, co-directed and animated by Bill Plympton in his New York City studio, which has an equally sleazy underbelly.
Watch the Trailer - https://youtu.be/YYuLW2rPxf0?si=Y9L0WMeAJX049-4F
This is Bill’s eighth animated feature. His films have been honored all over the world – at Cannes, Annecy and the Oscars.
20 Years after astronaut Earl Jensen’s ship was sabotaged and Jensen was left for dead, he returns to Earth to take revenge on the man who was responsible. Backing Jensen up is a rag-tag gang of mutant aliens from outer space. Soon these deadly but lovable aliens reveal their secret powers and not even the world’s strongest army can stop them from accomplishing their mission!
Watch the Trailer - https://youtu.be/j0XHdTGBHVs?si=mVcGeqIt9jitcRr0
DEAF CROC EDITION Special Features
Two classic Plympton shorts:
“Hot Dog” (2008, 6 min.)
“The Cow Who Wanted To Be A Hamburger” (2010, 6 min.)
New video interview with Bill Plympton about the making of MUTANT ALIENS, moderated by Dennis Bartok of DeafCrocodile.
New commentary track by animation producer and podcaster Adam Rackoff, podcaster and film critic James Hancock and longtime Plympton collaborator John Holderried of Plymptoons Studio.
New artwork by Beth Morris.
Blu-ray authoring by David Mackenzie of Fidelity In Motion.
This CD is the Soundtrack for Bill Plympton’s film “Hair High” which is an outrageous Gothic myth from the 1950’s, the legend of Cherri and Spud, a teenage couple who are murdered on prom night and left for dead at the bottom of Echo Lake.Exactly one year later, their skeletal remains come back to life and they return to the prom for revenge and their justly-deserved crowns.
Features music by Hank Bones and Maureen McElheron, long-time collaborators for many of Plymptoon’s Classics - along with Didier Carmier, and Hasil Adkins.
37 minutes, contains 35 tracks of music
Cheatin’ is the 7th animated feature film from Bill Plympton, and it’s now available on Blu-ray!
In a fateful bumper-car collision, Jake and Ella meet and become the most loving couple in the history of romance. But when a scheming “other” woman drives a wedge of jealousy into their courtship, insecurity and hatred spell out an untimely fate. With only the help of a disgraced magician and his forbidden “soul machine”, Ella takes the form of Jake’s numerous lovers, fighting through dysfunction and deceit as they try to reclaim their destiny.
Watch the Trailer - https://youtu.be/f_tWHXxVMHE?si=70VpWzf4Di2PkbT4
Bill Plympton personally drew over 40,000 frames in “Cheatin'” and ran a successful Kickstarter campaign that raised over $100,000 to help finance the production. The film was released theatrically in the spring and summer of 2015 and Bill went on the road to 20 indie theaters around the U.S. to promote the film. Before that, it played on the film festival circuit and won the Jury Prize at the Annecy Animation Festival in 2014, the AnimaFICX Award for Best Animated Feature at the 2013 Gijon International Film Festival in Spain, the Platinum Grand Prize at the 2014 Future Film Festival in Bologna, Italy and the Audience Award for Best Animated Feature at the 2014 Fantasia Festival in Montreal, Quebec, among other prizes.
Unrated – contains Adult Material
Details: 76 minutes / Color / Blu-Ray / Region A
Winsor McCay’s last animated film, the 1921 classic “The Flying House – Dream of the Rarebit Fiend” follows a woman’s dream about escaping foreclosure, taking to the skies with her husband – using their own house as a vehicle!
In 2011, Bill Plympton’s studio remastered the neglected film, digitally cleaning each frame of damaged footage. By adding color, voices, and a new score, Bill hopes that a fresh take on the classic will bring the genius of Winsor McCay to the attention of a new generation of animation fans.
This DVD includes both versions of the film and is loaded with special features, including interviews with industry historians such as Leonard Maltin, Michael Sporn, and Howard Beckerman. We’ve also included a 25 minute documentary about the making of the film produced by ShortsHD, as well as footage of Bill visiting Winsor McCay’s house in Brooklyn and photographs from the film’s premiere at the Society of Illustrators in NYC.
Bill Plympton’s second live-action feature film, “Guns on the Clackamas” (2009) is a hilariously grim look at the making of a Hollywood western, co-written by Bill and P.C Vey. Even when all of the actors die, the film must be completed.
Inspired by the tragic death of Jean Harlow while filming “Saratoga”, “Guns on the Clackamus” features cameos by Gus Van Sant and Thomas Lauderdale of Pink Martini.
Not rated, Contains Adult Content
A low-rent bounty hunter named Rod Rosse, The One Man Posse, gets entangled in a web of danger when he takes on a job from an ex-biker/ex-wrestler turned U.S. senator named "Deathface."
Revengeance was directed, written, designed and voiced by famed cartoon phenomenon Jim Lujan, who lives in the belly of the L.A. beast. And the film was produced, co-directed and animated by Bill Plympton in his New York City studio, which has an equally sleazy underbelly.
Watch the Trailer - https://youtu.be/YYuLW2rPxf0?si=Y9L0WMeAJX049-4F
This is Bill’s eighth animated feature. His films have been honored all over the world – at Cannes, Annecy and the Oscars.
This CD is the Soundtrack for Bill Plympton’s film “I Married a Strange Person” which is a Comedy intended for Mature Audiences about a young husband who gains the power to make his fantasies into reality. The couple has to battle an ambitious TV executive and a slimy Army colonel who want this power for themselves.
Features music by Hank Bones and Maureen McElheron, long-time collaborators for many of Plymptoon’s Classics - including the songs “How’d You Get to Be So Cute” and “Would You Love Me If…?”
16 Tracks and 26 minutes total.
Books Posters Prints
The life and art of “the King of Indie Animation,” all wrapped up into one big coffee table book. Our best seller!
The only modern animator to personally hand-draw every frame in all of his work, Academy Award–nominee Bill Plympton eschewed a career in the high-paying but soul-crushing Hollywood animation industry to explore his own creativity as an independent filmmaker.
Called “mischievous, mordant, analytical, and ceaselessly imaginative” by the New York Times, and hailed simply as “God” by Simpsons creator Matt Groening, Plympton is widely regarded as the hardest-working, most prolific animator in the business. His instantly recognizable and unique style catapulted him into the pop culture stratosphere and cemented his place in the pantheon of animation greats.
In Independently Animated, the winner of countless animation and filmmaking awards juxtaposes the story of his life and art against the backdrop of the overall animation industry. It chronicles Plympton’s life from his childhood of Saturday morning cartoons to his most current and certainly adult-skewing animation.
The book contains hundreds of pieces of art from his films, as well as never-before-seen drawings, doodles, production notes, and a full filmography.
Contains Adult Material
An outrageous Gothic myth from the 1950’s, “Hair High” is the legend of Cherri and Spud, a teenage couple who are murdered on prom night and left for dead at the bottom of Echo Lake.
Exactly one year later, their skeletal remains come back to life and they return to the prom for revenge and their justly-deserved crowns.
Well, here we are… The bottom of the barrel… The dregs… The last of my cartoon stockpile. So if you don’t find any of these cartoons funny, it could be one of two reasons:
It is a stupid cartoon
You don’t have a freakin’ funny bone
Again, like “We Eat Tonight”, this is a chronological look at my cartoon career, and I’m throwing in a few humorous illustrations as a special bonus.
“…and the Eskimos have 100 words for snow”
Bill Plympton’s illustrations of 100 different breast shapes and their names in alphabetical order.
17 1/2″ x 24″, full-color poster
Some may not know, but Bill Plympton’s early work often appeared in Adult Magazines such as Screw, Playboy, and of course -Penthouse.
This poster features Adult Film Mega Star Julia Ann answering the doorbell ring of Bill’s male-lead character from “Cheatin’”(2013) before they get to doing what the title implies!
27”x19”, full-color.
Own an eclectic collection of 10 random Plympton postcards, plus one extra postcard with an original sketch by Bill Plympton himself!
Postcards feature a variety of promotional images from Bill’s wide range of feature and short films, spanning over 2 decades. Perfect as collectables, or to send to a fellow animation fan!
Collect them all!
The official movie poster from Bill’s 2008 feature, “Idiots & Angels”
Much to his surprise, an utter misanthrope is transformed into a reluctant do-gooder, when a glorious pair of angelic snow-white wings sprouts up from his back. Now, everyone in town wants a piece of his feathered appendages.
18″ x 24″, full color.
“Your Face” (1987) Bill Plympton’s Oscar-Nominated Short Film was recreated as a Couch Gag Intro for The Simpsons in 2018 titled “Homer’s Face”. Poster features matching drawings from both shorts side-by-side.
11”x7” Poster
Bill Plympton's new animated feature, "Slide" is a Musical Comedy Western, set in a corrupt logging town where Slide, a mysterious guitar player, appears to battle the evil mayor and his equally selfish twin brother, with the aid of a giant Hellbug.
11”x7” Poster
Modeled after his iconic illustration for the “Mondo Plympton” DVD, a compilation of Bill’s most popular shorts, as well as the chosen illustration for his book “Independently Animated: Bill Plympton”
This poster is bound to garner some attention when hung up on the wall!
18″ x 24″, full color.
Bill started his career as an Illustrator and Comic Artist many years before he made his way to the craft of animation. Some of his most notable works were of political figures and celebrities.
This is a small selection of prints of past United States Presidents, all signed by Bill Plympton himself with blue pencil.
Our current selection includes - Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy, Barak Obama, Ronald Reagan, & George Bush Sr.
Collect ‘em all!
Dimensions: 11”x8.5” on white cardstock