If you have followed the series, you are quite aware of the shocking twists and turns that are often in store for the viewer. Love, Death, & Robots is not known to mellow out situations, and the third season, has not disappointed so far. However, seldom did we come across an episode that begins on such an ominous note.
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🎵🎶“I’m so shiny!”🎶🎵🦀
We all know there will always be 1 egg or baby monster that survives.
7:27 where did u get the notion that he hated them??
me watching this while cracking crabs with blue cheese
I think we're underestimating the absolute apocalyptic scenario this would create if this thing was given thousands of humans to feed on. It would breed to unimaginable numbers and possibly even stowaway offspring on escaping ships from the island. This is basically the scenario in Aliens where one facehugger multiplied into tens of thousands of Xenomorphs.
How do we get the producers to listen to us and make a movie or series out of this episode?
A lot of the episodes are trash but this one was 10/10
I came here to hear the thanapod's origin, not to rewatch the whole episode
only one good episod rest was… meeeh again..
Why didn’t the Creature just take itself to the island? Ig maybe it didn’t know which way to go and Ig finding the the boat was like hitting the lottery for it.
If this thing was real, I'd bet some ass hole would say these are precious creatures, and must be protected from human cruelty.
To me this one was the BEST! Felt like late 90's Action/Horror and had me on edge … overall a masterpiece to me
definitely my favorite protagonist out of any short story/ film
The episode had a ton of flaws but for love death and robots it’s okay.
Eldritch terror 😨 is immediately what I thought when it started talking. Also this was a story recap. You didn't explain where it originates.
such a good episode and the twists where so good. love me a smarts over brawn hero
Top three in the whole series for sure
Is this on Amazon?
I don't think the crab died.
The creature is highly intelligent.
It either had access to the memory of the dead he used. Or already had access to knowledge like the names of populated Island for it to give birth near.
Whats scary is the thought that theres more of those creatures in the ocean. And this is just the crab, what kind of power does something have that eats the Thanapod?
TBF I’m pretty sure if one of his crew mates had actually voiced their support with his plan and had marked their paper accordingly he would have worked with them to ditch the crab. If he hadn’t killed them they would have definitely overpowered him and killed countless innocents to save themselves.
Time for crabs! – Some skinny ass dude in Dark Souls
All of the good crewmates died trying to fight the thanopod i think they were thorins crew and they died trying to fight it while the spineless cowards just showed up after it escaped
I like victorian england+ ships of that time and tbh this short film has both of my likings. It's a true masterpiece and one of my favorite so far.
Torrin is an exemplary of necessary evil for sure. Love this episode so much
Is no one mentioning how accurate the portrayal of Torrin using a sextant for navigation is?
I think a lot of people are in admiration of Torrin but I think that he isn’t a simple hero.
Yes, he wanted to save the islanders. But he took the life’s of his entire crew, some in extremely bloody, evil ways such as being fed alive to that creature.
Why didn’t he think of burning the ship earlier? Using the shark oil and shooting out the lantern while the crew was still alive?
People in this comment section act as if they would do exactly what Torrin did, and that they would put the islanders above their own lives. I don’t believe that, I think most people would actually want to save themselves.
Nobody talks about the horror of this situation and what the crew faced and experienced. Nobody seems to have sympathy for them. It kind of sickens me
The guy made them vote- yet they would still set course and come very close to civilization. It was the entire plan to eliminate them- after his need of them as meaAAT regardless- because nobody helped him in the beginning.
0:30 it’s not “Omnious”
It’s Ominous
Best episode of the series
Attack of The Giant Crab Monsters 1957 look it up. Wonder if the scriptwriters based this on that movie
Man. There has to be a entire tv show based off Bad Traveling. Such a good episode!