The Spine of Night
When ancient dark magic falls into sinister hands and unleashes ages of suffering onto mankind, a diverse cohort of heroes from different eras and cultures must unite to defeat it at all costs.
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Philip Gelatt
Morgan Galen King
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GenerationofSwine
OK, I might be the only one that didn't like this that actually enjoyed the animation. They were going for a Heavy Metal, American Pop, Lord of the Rings. Vintage 1970s animation epic look... and that part they pulled off. I actually thought "How did i miss this one?" It looks the part of the old cartoons that had pretty awesome stories behind them. The only problem is the story wasn't epic. It wasn't awesome. It had all the elements for an old epic made for adult nerds cartoon... but it was a little too scattered. The transitions from one story to the next were too jumpy and abrupt and the pay of at the end didn't link it all together with enough significance to make it at all worth the wait. This took 7 years to make... but that could have been used to refine the story.
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The directors of The Spine of Night are Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King.
The cast of The Spine of Night includes Patton Oswalt as Pyrantin (voice), Larry Fessenden as Prophet of Doom (voice), Betty Gabriel as Phae-Agura (voice), Patrick Breen as Doa (voice), Joe Manganiello as Mongrel (voice), Lucy Lawless as Tzod (voice), Richard E. Grant as The Guardian (voice), Tom Lipinski as Falconhawk (voice), Nina Lisandrello as Sparrowcrow (voice), Malcolm Mills as Uruq Il-Irin (voice), Jordan Douglas Smith as Ghal-Sur (voice), Rob McClure as Gull (voice), and more.
The duration of The Spine of Night is 1h 33 mins.
Yes. The Spine of Night has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including THE SPINE OF NIGHT - Official REDBAND Trailer. Watch them on this page.
The Spine of Night was released on 29 Oct 2021.
The Spine of Night is listed under Animation, Fantasy, Action, and Horror on Fanbiz.
The Spine of Night has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 1.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "OK, I might be the only one that didn't like this that actually enjoyed the animation. They were going for a Heavy Metal, American Pop, Lord of the Rings. Vintage 1970s animatio..."
