"Shortstober with Big City Greens" review

     The "Shortstober with Big City Greens" is a delightful and fun collection of vaguely Halloween-related shorts. Most are references to other Disney properties such as Amphibia or the Ghost and Molly McGee and if you are as unfamiliar with this material as much as I was you might not get the context of the references. But regardless I thought this collection of shorts were great. Fun, funny, creative, whimsical, and wholesome. Also makes me want to watch the Big City Greens and other shows featured.

   Family-friendly but(Don't Read further if you don't want a spoiler) there is a scene where a ghost eats too much Halloween candy and vomits--its portrayed in a cute and humorous sort of way but might be too gross for some.

   Its great and my favorite of the more modern shorts I've reviewed for Halloween/Spooky season. Still its scattered and some of the references might be lost on you if you aren't familiar with the different shows referenced. For this reason, I give it 9 out of 10.


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