The Peanut Vendor is a charming and unintentionally terrifying animation from 1933. This black and white, two-minute short, features a creepy monkey puppet who sings a song about the "peanut vendor."
One of the things that makes this puppet so eerie is its googly-eyes that keep rolling around, and its incredibly long and slender arms.
If someone re-created this puppet and put it on their lawn this October, it would surely top any store-bought halloween decorations.
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