Following up on the Addams Family strip posted yesterday. https://piefed.social/post/1580338
this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2025
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The 1991 movie was my introduction to the Addams family, and, yeah, I had a VHS of it that I watched way too many times as a kid.
You don't really see the result of that scene, or have to deal with any actual murder or on-screen violence, everything is played for laugh.
It's very similar in humour to the first Men in Black movie, also by Barry Sonnenfeld. Very cool cast, especially Raul Julia.
I was going to watch them anyway, but you caught my attention with the director. If he managed the effects and editing teams equally well between the films, I’ll definitely enjoy them! Thank you!