A little late, but Terry always delivers.

This feels like a good way to cap off this year's Spooktober. Featuring a nice balance of the froggy and the spooky, this short is still fun over 90 years later.
It's a shame that Flip never rose to the same heights as other icons of the Golden Age of animation, and he is indeed a pretty obscure character, having appeared in shorts only between 1930 and 1933. And I admit that this particular cartoon is by no means a masterpiece.
Nonetheless, I'm always happy to see froggos be in the spotlight, and this time is no exception.

Too real.

Well yeah. Europe has far more than just *some* issues.

The cumpkin is time-honored tradition.

Damn, Freddy Krueger's origin story's got nothing on this.

Let's hope they won't TP any houses.

Do they come marching in?

It wouldn't be Halloween without some Undertale.

Eh, some people like shrunken heads.

And the spooks they start a-showin'.

If there's one thing skeletons are known for, it's there bountiful bossoms.

There may be candy inside it, but is it worth the risk?

They seem scared. I wonder what they're looking at.

Oooooh, them chemtrails get me so steamed.

Looks scientifically accurate.

Yeah yeah, I know that's not a claymore. Why don't YOU come up with a better vampire/sword pun.

Just as the Founding Fathers intended.

The early frog gets the candy.

They mostly come at night, mostly.

Resistance is futile.

Ah damn it, and I finally managed to get my hands on a wall fragment, too.

May the Lord grant thee better fashion sense.

Nah man, THIS time it'll work for sure. Trust me, bro.