That was bad. Bad as in not good.
Not very good at all, I'm afraid, no.
For example there were no sound effects. I mean, there were, but only sometimes. I understand that in a collaboration there's going to be some natural incongruity, but whoever organized this should have instituted some standards and practices to qualify for entry.
With a series as linear as Madness, where every entry has extremely similar themes of over-the-top violence, and since they're all presented in roughly the same manner, a collaboration of people who've taken the time to learn and understand Flash should be more capable of stringing a series of individually made clips together, if not necessarily with an overarching plot, than at least with some manner of timing and theme. Instead, the clips are thrown in haphazardly, building to a notably short, unimpressive closing. As a matter of fact, many clips fail to even maintain a sense of theme in and of themselves- bouncing wildly from senseless violence, to slapstick humor, and back, with abandon, and one is left to wonder why such entries were included in such radical abundance.
Though the presentation of the collaboration, including the thoughtful inclusion of entertainment in the preloader, and the stylistic menu design, show touches of class, the heart and soul of the flash is a bland, ill-conceived cobbling together of below-mediocre flashes whose relation to each other is only their ties to a series which the majority of the creators have failed, colossally, to demonstrate thematic adherence or understanding to.