I had goosebumps all over again because all of this sounded and looked so similar to something I had a long time ago.
It scared me even.
The music has a creepy surreal ambient about it that makes the animation appear even more strange. It's just so easy to develop phobias, and that's exactly what happens here. You might develop a phobia after watching this, just for the sake of remembering weird hyperfixations on ''living'' things and how it used to gross or scare you. I think it's both grotesque and interesting to watch. I recommend this for anyone who likes alternative styles to todays animations / animes.
Story:
While it's mostly visually referring to what possible could be the plot, it's still not as clear as day how said corpse appeared there.
Art
This is personally my favorite about this short series. I like surreal art styles.
Sound
Probably adds a creepy ambient onto the story and therefore fits perfectly, although it's extremely muffed and you can barely understand the characters. I liked the organic sound effects but it would've been more helpful to underline the dinner scene more with those previous organic sounds.
Characters
this story isn't so focused on the characters and more focused on the development of phobias. I just found it interesting that one character had obesity while the other didn't.
Enjoyment.
Personally, I found it terrifying at one point. I wouldn't call it enjoyment, moreso curious to see how it ends.
Overall I think this is a piece of art and a pretty organic way to deliver phobias of any kind. defiantly going to show my psychology class.
