Cask of Amontillado

An Ace Gallagher Production - Montressor vows revenge on Fortunato in this animated movie based on the work of Edgar Allan Poe, set to the music of the Alan Parsons Project's "Cask of Amontillado".

Jill "Ace" Singletary
AceGallagher.net

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[Kevin Tran]

Isn't he supposed to throw a fire in there? Correct me if I'm wrong. Haven't read this since freshmen year of high school.

[AceGallagher]

He does; I could only include so much. I'm thinking of animating this again now that my skills have improved :) Thanks to you and everyone else for your comments!

[1randomlaugh]

anybody else watch this in their English class?

[david stepanov]

thanks

[Redharlow78]

This poem is one of the best poem's from Poe

[HawkeSinclair]

Their revenge plots didn't pan out so they are jealous of Montressor.

[David Stepanov]

i hate you 39 dislikers

[HawkeSinclair]

No problem.

[eric zaldivar]

You're very right. Completely forgot.

Thank you.

[HawkeSinclair]

The narrator has a name: Montressor.

[eric zaldivar]

The opening of the story implies that Fortunato talks smack behind the unnamed narrator's back.