Short Film: Bobby Visits The Library
By Mike Everleth ⋅ April 10, 2012
Oh, this is the library all good little boys dream about visiting! Legendary 16mm mixologist Eric Krasner presents perhaps his most demented classic film mash-up of all time, Bobby Goes to the Library. Two very different types of educational films are pieced together for a trip to the wildest repository of human knowledge ever assembled. And even though children do appear in this film, it’s a good idea to make sure no living ones are around while this is playing.
If you get a kick out of the above video, please be sure to check out Mr. Krasner’s vastly entertaining Forbidden Images, a collection of “dirty” censored scenes cut out from old movies.
Plus, while he does have a few more videos on his Vimeo page, it’s really his YouTube collection that’s a major knockout for lovers of cinematic ephemera.
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Eric appears in the opening of EVERY OTHER DAY IS HALLOWEEN! He has become a good friend and has added his brilliance to the presentations the last two years of the Spooky Movie International Horror Film Festival here in D.C.
BOBBY remains a favorite of mine.
His stuff is just great. I think I was introduced to him I think from Spooky Movie and Jeff Krulik at roughly the same time.
With accolades like legendary, demented and brilliance, why don’t I have a F%#&ing job!?
The world rarely, if ever, appreciates and honors true genius.