Sally Cruikshank two films are extremely weird, but fascinating. I couldn't keep my eyes off the page. I really like how Quasi is conveyed as a dick in the piece, only looking for himself. Also, the exaggeration fo this whole world and going to a museum that lets you look into different time periods if you fall threw is an amazing concept. I want to try some of those machines and rides. They are super bizarre. You need to watch it again to get some of the tiny details that happen threw out the whole short film. These wacky films are so bizarre that they are captivating.

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