Trivia / Snix

• Creator Backlash: Even James Rolfe back when he was a young adult was hesitant in showing the first movie. He only does it just so he and his friends can get a laugh, and he makes an exception in his introduction because the film needed to be seen to understand the foundation behind it.
• No Budget: James explicitly says so in his 1998 introduction to the first film.
• Throw It In!: This happened often.
  • When an actor tripped, it was left in. It's a real trip, after all!
  • A particularly lucky example occurs in a fight scene in the third film- Snix and another character are battling next to a window, with Snix wielding a plunger. Suddenly, the window falls down, Snix's arm is trapped under it and drops the plunger, and the hero takes the opportunity to punch Snix in the face. This was completely unplanned: James, playing Snix, accidentally bumped the ruler that was holding up the window pane, causing his arm to get trapped. You can actually hear him laughing in surprise as it happens. He kept it in, though, because it worked!
• What Could Have Been: In the introduction to the third film, James mentions his previous intention of having himself "turn into Snix through animation." This idea was unfortunately discarded when he reworked the trilogy into the final "Six Snix Flix."