FACTORY TOWN MANA POWER MOVIE

In a short segment in Head, The Monkees are being walked through a factory - as the guide extols the good life it brings, Davy keeps seeing unsettling scenes - an employee drinks blood from a spigot, a desk worker's head drops off - but the others impatiently tell him to keep up.Through its use of cinematography and lighting, The Machinist makes an ordinary machine shop seem this way.The Petpak pet food factory in the Razorback certainly qualifies as one.

FACTORY TOWN MANA POWER MOVIE

To drive the point home, the movie explicitly compares the factories to Human Sacrifice by showing a giant machine turning into a shrine to Moloch and back again.

The lower classes in Metropolis worked in a place like this, toiling like slaves to maintain the dangerous machinery that allowed those on the surface to live in luxury.

Much of the environment of the Surreal Horror Stop Motion Animation film Mad God has this dark industrial aesthetic, especially the city where golems made of crap labour in a gigantic engine.

Phadrig and Gromit both almost pass out from the exertion it takes to get through. It is blisteringly hot, everything is bathed in a hellish red glow, it is filled with smoke and steam, and coal keeps raining down upon their heads. In The Steam Engines of Oz, to reach the secret chamber where the Tin Man has hidden his heart, the heroes have to pass through the Great Steam Engine of Oz.Bugs Bunny saves her (with very little help from Daffy Duck). In Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run, this is the setting when Cecil Turtle tries to 'smelt' a Bound and Gagged Lola Bunny.

The villain is actually a Magitek robot driven crazy by running the factory in the first place.

The characters in 9 make their way to a dilapidated version of this over the course of most of the movie.

Kid Hero Ferdinand has escaped from there.

Swedish animated movie Resan Till Melonia has orphans forced to work in a Nightmarish Factory that covers an entire island.

The fact that the owner looks like a female robot Satan doesn't help one bit.

The Chop Shop in Robots is this, both in appearance and in how it's seen in-universe.

An entire city (at least) is like this in the Bad Future of Meet the Robinsons.

This trope started when mainstream factories didn't have anything in the way of child labor laws or occupational safety standards, and then people were horrified by the meat factory descriptions given in the book The Jungle, and infamous Real Life incidents like the Triangle Shirtwaist fire. And expect various amounts of smog, smoke, and toxic waste being spewed outside. Those at the top either live fat off their profits, or are suffering from the effects of the environment as well, likely going insane slowly, if they're not already dead. People are walking zombies there, and may die at any moment, while the cold, lifeless (or are they) machines don't stop moving. Those things may happen through negligence, but this factory cranks all those aspects up on purpose, until the place is an enclosed Crapsack World. This goes beyond the typical sweatshop aspects of long hours, slave wages, and No OSHA Compliance. Factories made to look like one of the circles of Hell.

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