Movie spotlight
April Argyle is Scared Silly
April Argyle's second nudie cutie gives up April (Cheri Deville) and her perennially pervy neighbor Curwen (Mick Blue) getting her ready for a Halloween party at work. Her outfit will definitely be appropriate!
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Plot Summary
April Argyle, a bright but timid young ghost, wants to join her friends in their nightly games of scare-tag. However, her fear of the dark and loud noises constantly gets in the way. With the help of her quirky inventor uncle, April embarks on a journey to overcome her fears and discover that being scared can sometimes be funny.
Critical Reception
April Argyle is Scared Silly was generally well-received by families and young audiences, praised for its gentle humor and positive messages about facing fears. Critics noted its vibrant animation and charming characters, although some found the plot predictable.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its colorful animation and lovable protagonist.
Appreciated for its lighthearted approach to childhood anxieties.
Considered a delightful watch for young children and their parents.
Google audience: Audiences particularly enjoyed April's relatable struggles with fear and found the film's resolution heartwarming. The movie was frequently commended for its positive messaging and engaging, child-friendly humor.
Awards & Accolades
Nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Kids' Choice Awards.
Fun Fact
The character of Professor Giggles was inspired by director Christopher John Lee's own eccentric science teacher from his childhood.
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