Fritz the Cat

So, I was sitting here kind of bored tonight, so bored that I began to wish I wasn't on a dry campus, when I discovered a movie called Fritz the Cat. Let's see here: it's animated (awesome), it came out in the 70s (once again, awesome), and it has a cult following (even more awesome). Of course, I was totally there. Fritz the Cat was one of the earliest, if not the earliest x rated animated films to come out. I personally love adult cartoons. I watch plenty of the mainstream ones such as South Park and Family Guy, but also love finding old ones like this. Wait, correction here.

The movie that I watched that lead me to Fritz the Cat was the sequel I watched a little bit of called The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat. Here's pretty much what happens: Fritz is a citizen of New York in the 70s and is a complete failure at everything. While his wife is yelling at him he lights up a blunt and 'explores his eight other lives.' Yeah, he pretty much trips out. I know that this is an iffy movie to watch or maybe even blog about in a Christian community, but it I just couldn't help but notice the absolutely great backgrounds, and the top notch animation. Once again, very controversial for the 70s, and a lot of you may not like it, I don't know. I found this to be pretty awesome because it gave you a look at mainstream 70s culture at the time. Not to mention the awesome funky soundtrack.