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A twisted parody of 1960s feel-good claymation films, "Davey and Son of Goliath" concerns a boy and his dog in a pleasant town. Or a sociopath and his imaginary/demon sidekick. It's a steady pursuit of mayhem, slathered in platitudes and grinning musak.
"Davey, it's time to cleanse the city."
"Aw, Goliath, do I have to?"
(thanks to the dark genius Steven Kaye)
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