Yay! The Crusher The Brave Little Toaster (1987)Īt the end of the film, the gang ends up at the junkyard, and have to constantly try to outwit the tower crane fitted with a magnet that constantly seeks to capture them and place them on the conveyor belt of a metal crusher.
Later, Toaster dangles from a tub of water, and helplessly falls in and is electrocuted to death. Pennywise makes a surprising cameo, as if children didn’t have enough nightmare fuel with the first part of the dream. But wait-there’s a whole lot of smoke billowing out of Toaster’s grills. When the gang stops to sleep in the wilderness, Toaster has a nice pleasant dream. Pennywise The Brave Little Toaster (1987) Afterwards, oily “blender blood” drips from the table as the gang watches, speechless and wide-eyed. They look on in pure horror as the repairman mutilates the poor thing. Later, the gang ends up at a repair shop where they witness a blender being stripped for its motor. Kirby often has outbursts whenever the gang shows they care, even calling Blanky an “old rag.” The group is constantly fighting through most of the movie, and Radio is often guilty of instigating these fights, bashing Lampy with its radio antenna or throwing rocks at the gang in the forest for no apparent reason. Appliance Violenceįor a family film, The Brave Little Toaster sure has a lot of violence. The gang witnesses this freak-out and just stares wide-eyed at his broken body still attached to the wall. He literally blows a fuse and kills himself, sick of being attached to the wall, too high up for the Master to touch his dials. “I know what goes on in this cottage…” *shifty eyes* “…it’s a conspiracy.” (Wait… are we sure this was supposed to be a kids’ film?) The Brave Little Toaster (1987) Who could forget the Jack Nicholson-esque air conditioner that goes on a paranoid rant.
Suicidal Air Conditioner The Brave Little Toaster (1987) Maybe it was meant to foreshadow what was to come…. When you think about it, it seems odd that an animated family film about a toaster and his appliance friends would have such a dark opening sequence. Creepy Opening The Brave Little Toaster (1987)ĭo you remember the opening scene of this seemingly lighthearted animated film? It’s super creepy! Complete with a dark fog, bare-branched trees, and a desolate cabin in the woods. It’s even as scary as a horror film…well, one with talking appliances and musical numbers. The Brave Little Toaster (1987) is a lot scarier than we remember it.
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