This movie has a deceptively terrible CGI goblin as the lead. But don’t let that fool you, beneath the rugged, T-posing exterior, lies a heartwarming journey of finding what matters in life and finding good friends. Funkel the goblin has only known an unfair life of cruelty from people that find him so ugly they throw trash at him. They can’t help it. The one time he retaliates with chomping some fingers, a wizard decides to punish him with a slowly progressing curse of petrification. But this wizard just gave Funkel a life purpose: make him regret placing that curse. What Funkel doesn’t know is, it takes friends of all kinds to help you cross a forest and fight a wizard when you’re stuck in a T-pose. See, it’s a story thing, not skimping on animation or anything like that.
It’s a tale as old as time. Boy takes a minimum wage job at a weird fast food joint. Boy tries to prove his worth by doing the best job he can. Boy gets a promotion to manager and finds out that the restaurant is a front for a cult trying to summon Burgore, an unholy burger deity.
GHOST PARTY! 