Burned Cans For Aluminum Children

Burned Cans For Aluminum Children

Poster

Directed by Robert Kleinschmidt

The distant sound of church bells signals the beginning of an apocalypse.

Country: United States

Writer(s): Rob K.

Producer(s): Tracy Waaka

Composer(s): Rob K.

Cast: Rob K.

Genres: Horror

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Original Release Date: 2025-06-20

Sales Pitch: Fans of surrealist stop motion horror. Fans of Gumby, Davey and Goliath, and the films of Herschell Gordon Lewis. Review Christina Pfeiffer: I laughed the whole two minutes of this film. What. The. Actual. Fuck? I mean, the time it took to a claymation of this has to be staggering. There’s even one kid that the face melts off… and keep in mind, it’s claymation. It starts out adorable, kids playing and it’s colorful, brings a sense of nostalgia… until it doesn’t. I’m so impressed with the whole film. I would love to know how long it took. Insane and perfect.

IMDb URL: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt37518148/

TMDB URL: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/1527778-burned-cans-for-aluminum-children/

External Links: http://bobbypinwheel.com/

Director Photo

Robert Kleinschmidt

Rob Kleinschmidt has been creating stop-motion chaos since he bought a Krasnogorsk 16mm camera as a teenager. He is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker whose short films have appalled and delighted audiences worldwide. Rob creates his stop-motion shorts with his Designer and partner in crime, Tracy Waaka. His works are inspired by the madness he consumed as a child, including Gumby, Davey and Goliath, The Banana Splits, and the films of Herschell Gordon Lewis.
His films include the midnight cult classic, the crazed-clown cannibal film Feast of Fools, and the animated series The Rocky Roads - whose first episode premiered at Slamdance 2019. His award-winning shorts, Bobby Pinwheel and Kerplunky! have played worldwide and recently screened at the famed Cinema Sâo Jorge at IndieLisboa's Boca Do Inferno session. His film Burned Cans For Aluminum Children has screened at the world's leading genre and underground film festivals, including the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, Calgary Underground Film Festival, Fantaspoa, Motel/X - Lisbon International Horror Film Festival, and Nightmares Film Festival. His new film, Find Enjoyment In Your Toil, began its festival run by winning the Pepito de Oro award at the 27th edition of the Fantosfreak film festival in Spain.

Stop motion horror trash Robert Kleinschmidt

Pepperoni Pete

Pepperoni Pete

110 views

Diva

Diva

65 views

V A R I A N Γ

V A R I A N Γ

164 views

Sugar Dead I

Sugar Dead I

415 views