Ray Gunn

About This Movie

Ray Gunn is a curious blend of animation and neo-noir vibes set in a bizarre future where humans and aliens share the same world. It’s this gritty tone that really pulls you in. The pacing is a bit uneven, but I think that adds to its charm, especially as it pulls you through the maze of a pop star's double life. The practical effects have this rough, hand-crafted quality that feels refreshing in a digital age. While the voice performances might not be what you expect, they lend a certain authenticity to the characters. There's a layered mystery about fidelity and trust that runs deeper than you'd think for a film in this genre.

Ray Gunn remains somewhat obscure in collector circles, often overshadowed by more mainstream titles. Formats are limited, with few known releases, which contributes to its niche appeal. The scarcity of information and merchandise related to the film has made it a topic of intrigue among dedicated collectors who appreciate its unconventional style and storytelling. It's definitely one to keep an eye on, especially as interest in unique indie animations grows.