the brave little toaster air conditioner scene

These appliances are at the Summer cabin, with their “master” Rob (Wayne Kaatz) not having visited in some time. Day), an electric blanket with a childlike personality Lampy (Tim Stack), a worry-wart lamp Kirby (Thurl Ravenscroft), a cantankerous vacuum cleaner and Radio (Jon Lovitz), who talks in a voice similar to radio broadcasters. The Brave Little Toaster tells the story of five household appliances: the titular Toaster (Deanna Oliver) Blanky (Timothy E. Though The Brave Little Toaster does have some heart to it, its lacking production values have become apparent with age, and some of the film’s darker content seems to greatly contrast with an otherwise kid-friendly tone.

Its theatrical release was practically non-existent, but it became a favorite among many children of my generation on home video. Even though this scene didn't creep me out as much as the Monster Clown scene did, I was still disturbed by the fact that the Air Conditioner was slowly getting angrier at the Toaster and his friends until he just started screaming at them and then blew up! I have to say that that scene was pretty intense and horrifying, especially when the Air Conditioner was getting angrier each second.1987’s The Brave Little Toaster is a curious piece of nostalgia.

So for this Trauma Train artwork, we are revisiting 'The Brave Little Toaster' once again and I drew out the scene where the Air Conditioner blew up after being angered by the toaster and his friends. Hey everyone! So, I have started a new series on Deviantart called 'Trauma Train' where I draw out several scenes from TV shows or movies that have freaked me out either when I was little or even now as an adult! So, if you want to showcase several scenes from TV shows and movies that have traumatized you and you want to participate in this, then use the hashtag #traumatrain to participate!

The brave little toaster air conditioner scene