Trigger Treat

About This Movie

Trigger Treat is a curious blend of animation and Western themes, marked by a unique comedic tone that's quite rare for its era. The story revolves around a new sheriff enforcing a no guns policy in an Old West town, leading to some humorous situations that unfold with a certain charm. The pacing is brisk, keeping the audience engaged, and the practical effects are simple yet effective, typical of the animation style from that time. While the director is unknown, the voice performances bring a lively energy that makes the characters feel vibrant, adding to the film's distinctiveness in a pool of more conventional Westerns and animated features.

Trigger Treat has a bit of a niche following among collectors, mainly due to its scarcity. It was released in a limited run and hasn't seen many home video restorations, making it a bit tricky to find in good condition. The animation style and humor resonate with fans of classic animation, which adds to its charm in collector circles. Over the years, it’s garnered interest for its odd mix of genres, setting it apart from typical releases from the 1960s.