“They want you to be like them. I tried to be, but…”

Marquis The Honey Bear joins us for this stop-motion horror collab between Jordan Peele and Henry Selick, which features a diverse cast that includes Raul, a trans boy whose art saves the day. We get into the film’s complex anti-capitalist plot – from an underworld carnival to the prison industrial complex to hair cream that raises the dead – and how it explores so many real-world topics, beautiful bodies, and punk music rarely seen in animation.

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Film Release: October 28, 2022

‘Wendell & Wild’ - Henry Selick (THR’s Behind The Screen)

Henry Selick Blames Scrapped Stop-Motion Film ‘The Shadow King’ on John Lasseter’s Interference (IndieWire)

Director Henry Selick Interview: Wendell & Wild Set Visit (ScreenRant)

From Picasso to Sonny Rollins: Pablo Lobato On Designing The Characters Of ‘Wendell & Wild’ (Cartoon Brew)

How Music Supervisor Rob Lowry Curated ‘Wendell & Wild’s Memorable Afro-Punk Soundtrack (Animation Magazine)

Sam Zelaya shares his Experiences as the First Trans Character in a Stop-Motion Animated Film (GenderGP)

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Theme song features: “Stasis” by Eagle-Eyed Tiger | ⁠Source

Closing song: “Raising the Dead” by Bruno Coulais