 Hey guys! If you haven't seen it yet, this came out a few days ago, I only just saw it now, and I'm getting massive, massive Killian frequency vibes. You guys have definitely got to check out the new Candyman Paper trailer. This is a trailer that was made by Manual Cinema, a production company that specializes in making very particular but very intricate shadow puppetry shorts. They've done music videos, they've done shorts, they've done little movies, and now they've gotten to do basically kind of the lineage, the history of Candyman. It doesn't reveal anything more than what has been previously said in either the 1992 movie or the trailers for the new film. It is good. The instant you hear the... It instantly brought me back to the feelings I had while watching the Creolean frequency, which if you guys haven't seen it yet, it's on Netflix. It's a very, very cool unique show, that kind of art style, that music, that off-the-norm but very, very gripping visual slash audio narrative. That is what this trailer is. It is super. It's not even a trailer, it's more of a short film. It doesn't say a damn word, but you get so much from its visual storytelling and the complexity of these puppets. If you go and look on some of the behind-the-scenes on manual cinema's website, you'll see that these things aren't just paper cutouts. They're little metallic objects that have different contraptions to control head movement, eyelids, all these little things. These guys know what they're doing. They're kind of doing a pseudo mixture of photo photography and shadow lighting. Some of the stuff they're using reminds me of the tabletop overhead projectors that my high school teachers would use for presentations and what not. It was really cool to see how it's done. So I would definitely check it out. It's got me even more hyped for the film, which has now moved from June to September. I've heard a lot of things about the Candyman movie. I've never seen it, so I admittedly will probably be seeing the original before I see the new film. Like I said, check it out. Also check out manual cinema's website. I've put both links in the description below. Either way, that's all from me. I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, leave a like and if you're interested in more, subscribe, and like I said, go and check out that trailer. It's really good. I don't even know if you could call this a trailer. It's really a short film and it's a fantastically made short film. One of the coolest things I've seen on the internet in the last few months, so definitely check it out. Otherwise, that's all from me. See you guys next time.