Klaus Eats Butterflies

Lol this very bizarre horror short seems to have rubbed some people the wrong way and I can see why but I personally quite enjoyed it for what it is, it made me laugh just because it was such an outrageous and sick idea, it's like something Frank Hennenlotter would have come up with in his heyday, and not just because the main character is vaguely similar to Belial the psychotic freak! It's short but I uh guess sweet depending on how you look at it, being about a deformed 'man' who's just an inhuman looking head and nothing else and who can't speak but only moan piteously, and the only real thing he can do is protrude a special mutant tongue that goes out and out and out and attracts butterflies somehow, which he eats, hence the title. Late at night after he was paraded on a creepy children's show his carer umm, parks herself let's say on the completely helpless Klaus who has no say in the matter and forces him to do his endless tongue trick and as he reluctantly complies and we are then transported to a on extremely weird and trippy animated fantasyland of a forest and big people and of course butterflies which I think is meant to be a representation of the otherworldly ecstasy of the nasty lady! This is definitely not for everyone but I for one loved it, it's just my type of demented and totally sicko and I have seldom seen such a grotesque and outrageous little vision in a short in quite a while! Check it out but not if you're easily offended or anything.. What fun! X.

Creepy or vulgar are fair terms for define this very short horror about a man reduced to head, his gland, huge tongue, a frustrated assistant and a TV show for children more bizarre than any expectation.

This might actually be the worst thing I've ever watched. It's not funny, or clever. It's not fun, or creepy. The deliberately over the top effects serve their purpose - but to what end? There is no redeeming quality here. It is bereft of value. The only reason this exists is for a cheap gag, a pedestrian punchline, that elicits no reaction beyond a cynical sigh and shake of the head. I can't fathom why anyone who appears here, or who worked behind the scenes, agreed to participate. A horrid waste of 6 minutes.