Love, Death and Robots season 4
Like any anthology series, there are standouts among the more skippable fare.
This season begins with a hilariously strange David Fincher-directed Red Hot Chili Peppers music video starring the members of the band as caricatured string puppet versions of themselves singing a live recording of their seminal banger “Can’t Stop.” Robert Valley (whose Volume 1 episode “Zima Blue” remains the gold standard for what a show like this can accomplish) returns with “400 Boys,” a thrilling gangland odyssey set in a post apocalyptic city where rival “teams” join forces to defeat a gang of giant babies, animated with Valley’s signature stylized, angular flair.
It’s difficult to gauge exactly how successful a show like this is, given there’s no follow-through on any of the stories introduced in these shorts, and not a lot of room for much worldbuilding or lore.
Certain episodes have broken through to wider audiences – a few years back, it seemed every makeup artist with an online platform was recreating the distinctive glittery look of the river siren
Six years after it premiered, Love, Death and Robots remains one of the last holdouts of Netflix’s “we’ll just let our artists do whatever they want” era, a broad showcase of genres, storytelling concepts, and animation styles that allows its writers, animators, and voice actors room to play in a worlds-spanning sandbox.
So, assessing any new season is less of a question of whether or not the show as a whole is any “good,” and more a study of what makes something worth watching.
That said, perusing the 10 shorts of Volume 4 is a rewarding way to spend an afternoon.
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