Henry Eats is an animation by Ben Wheele from 2003. It feels like a fever dream in animated form. Henry looks like a decaying brain with bits and pieces of a face attached to it. He eats little statue-like beings that come down a conveyor belt. Other creepy characters have unconventional meals as well. One dude has a sink spigot coming out of his head, which he uses to fill his coffee mug. This short film has no dialogue and features some truly demonic-looking creatures. Tune in for total strangeness.
Henry Eats: tune in for total strangeness
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