Fire and Ice (1983)
If you have heard of the name Ralph Bakshi, you can have a pretty educated guess if this is your thing or not. The man has a distinct way of doing things and his films - while not flawless - always have an edge to them. Especially since he made people more aware that animation can be for more than just kids. Because for kids, this isn't. Not really. Sure, it's a lot more kid-friendly than 'Fritz the Cat' or maybe even 'Wizards', but it's still pretty adult in content. Not a stretch, considering this is based off of and in conjunction with legendary artist Frank Frazetta, whom most people know thanks to his Conan the Barbarian-style artworks. This story works in the same sort of vein. In the Savage Lands, an evil sorceress gives birth to a son and trains him to be even more wicked and cruel. Of course, to take over the world and cover everything in ice and snow. The regular tribes that oppose this are being wiped off the planet and only king Jarol stands i...
