Lego Castle: 1979-1998

Sep 28, 2024

1h 3m

★ 0.0

Overview

Dive into the retro world of the classic toyline in this experimental film accompanying a dungeonsynth, 80s, cheap-fantasy-VHS, vaporwave-adjacent album from musician/artist Dreamcastle™.

Genres

Music

Fantasy

Animation

Production Companies

DreamcastleTM (US)

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Cast

Majisto the Wizard (Voice)

Dreamcastle™

Monologue voice (Voice)

Hazelwood Spindlewort

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Lego Castle: 1979-1998

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