Clever, daring, and hilarious, 5 Second Films have a very simple premise: make a 5 second film. In each on there’s an endless amount of enjoyment despite only being 5 seconds. Be sure to watch every one once you’re done with these. And be prepared for Buffolo Bill references.
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Thank you very much for posting this. The fraction of the internet I frequent is incredibly small and closed off.
These movies are pure genius.
I was going to show my students these until about half way in….then it got a little, um, “school-inappropriate.”