There are a handful of rotoscoped fantasy classics that every nerd knew in the 1970s and ’80s.
Whether it was the rollicking rock and roll fantasy of “Heavy Metal” or the extended epics of the Rankin and Bass “Hobbit” or “Lord of the Rings” movies, the unique animation style implanted itself in our collective subconscious.
Now there’s a new rotoscoped fantasy epic destined to join the ranks, “The Spine of Night.” “The Spine of Night” is a sprawling fantasy epic that ties together multiple stories using the frame narrative of two ancient beings sharing memories.
One of those beings is the swamp witch Tzod, voiced…The post The Spine of Night Creators Spill on their Gorgeous, Gory Rotoscoped Epic [Interview] appeared first on /Film.
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