My Date from Hell 2006
"A Date from Hell"
In this quirky 2006 animated comedy short, *My Date from Hell*, director Tom Bracht crafts a devilishly dark yet humorous exploration of midlife desperation and online dating pitfalls.
Director: Tom Bracht
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *My Date from Hell* (2006) about?
*My Date from Hell* follows the Devil as he embarks on a midlife quest for love, using outdated dating methods like personal ads and video dating—only to face endless mishaps. The film blends dark humor with a satirical take on modern romance, all wrapped in an eerie animated style.
Who directed *My Date from Hell*?
The short film was directed by Tom Bracht, known for his distinctive approach to dark comedy in animation.
Who stars in *My Date from Hell*?
The cast includes Hartmut Neugebauer, Gudo Hoegel, Veronika Neugebauer, and Nina Rothemund, who bring mischievous energy to their roles.
Is *My Date from Hell* (2006) worth watching?
With its unique blend of dark humor and sharp satire, *My Date from Hell* is a standout choice for fans of animated comedies. Its brief runtime makes it ideal for a quick, entertaining watch.
How long is *My Date from Hell*?
The film runs for 14 minutes.
About My Date from Hell (2006) — A Devilishly Funny Animated Short on Love's Dark Side
In this quirky 2006 animated comedy short, *My Date from Hell*, director Tom Bracht crafts a devilishly dark yet humorous exploration of midlife desperation and online dating pitfalls. The Devil, navigating the tumultuous terrain of his "Viagra years," seeks companionship through blind dates, personal ads, and video dating—only to find these modern courtship rituals riddled with absurdity and bad intentions. The film's moody atmosphere blends eerie visuals with sharp satire, making it a standout in the world of dark animation.
With standout performances from Hartmut Neugebauer, Gudo Hoegel, and Veronika Neugebauer, *My Date from Hell* delivers a punchline-heavy critique of love in the digital age. The 14-minute runtime keeps the pacing tight, balancing cringe-worthy humor with a surprisingly heartfelt undercurrent about the search for connection.