Big Game Haunt

About This Movie

So, 'Big Game Haunt' is this quirky little gem from 1968 that dives into a fun blend of animation and comedy. You have Colonel Rimfire chasing Cool Cat into this eerie, deserted house where they meet a ghost aiming for friendship. It's a bit of a gag fest, but what’s interesting is how they handle the pacing—it’s got a nice rhythm, bouncing between slapstick and a slightly spooky atmosphere. The animation style has that classic vintage vibe, and the character designs are memorable in their own right, even if the story isn’t the most groundbreaking. The ghost’s attempts at camaraderie add a layer of irony that keeps things light-hearted, despite the haunted setting. It’s definitely a curious piece of animation history, worth checking out if you enjoy the offbeat.

'Big Game Haunt' has seen limited releases over the years, mainly on VHS and now a few DVD compilations, which makes finding it in good condition quite a task for collectors. Its animation style is distinctively 60s, and there's an interesting niche of collectors who appreciate the oddball nature of this film. The ghostly themes and comedic antics position it as more than just a kids' film, appealing to those who enjoy vintage animation that strays from the mainstream.