A couple of Hardcastle’s shorts tackled spoofing horror movies such as The Thing, The Fly, Halloween, Poltergeist, Re-Animator, and Gremlins, but also Hollywood busters such as Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, Blade Runner, E.T., The Matrix, and more. Welcoming a fresh new look at animating Rick and Morty will definitely take the audience on a different ride, as the special seems to be longer than the usual episode runtime. The title of the episode is set to be Summer’s Sleepover, with the official description of the Halloween special as:
Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon, creators of Rick and Morty, did say that they made the show to make its audiences think, with the enjoyment bit coming off as an afterthought:
Some animated series do tend to make trippy episodes to throw the audience off, but it also surmises its purpose that highlights the show. In the case of Rick and Morty, we can definitely expect another 4th wall break and perhaps another philosophical commentary about the alternate universes we have yet to see. Rick and Morty will soon return to its season six episodes on November 20, 2022.
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