Review: Castlevania concludes, giving four full seasons of bloody and horrific fun Joseph Noblit August 31, 2021 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews Netflix releases the fourth and final season of Castlevania; the webseries based on the legendary horror game series of the same name. True to the source material, the series is dark, graphic and packed with...
A historical figure comes to life with magic, mechs, and mayhem in Yasuke Joseph Noblit June 6, 2021 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews LeSean Thomas returns to Netflix with a miniseries that pays homage to the black samurai, Yasuke; along with mashing history, magic, science-fiction, and one killer soundtrack. Set in an alternate reality...
Cannon Busters blurs the line between genres to tell the tale of immortal outlaw Philly The Kid Joseph Noblit May 31, 2021 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews 1 Comment Netflix releases an adaptation of LeSean Thomas’ original comic Cannon Busters, blurring genres of spaghetti western, mecha, fantasy, and steampunk into one unforgettable road trip. Philly The Kid is the...
Satoshi Kon’s Landmark Anime Paranoia Agent Returns To Toonami After 15 Years Joseph Noblit April 25, 2020 Anime and Film, Articles, News and Announcements, Reviews After 15 years away, Satoshi Kon’s only anime series returns to American television on Toonami. Join the police and the victims on a mind-bending journey as they try to uncover just exactly who the Lil’...
10 Anime To Know Me – Faith’s Edition Faith Orcino April 1, 2020 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews “Digimon” While I saw several series during my childhood like Pokemon, Sailor Moon and Cardcaptor Sakura, Digimon was the one that really drew me. Toei Animation first released the series in...
“One Piece: Stampede” brings a big punch to the party Faith Orcino October 23, 2019 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews Images courtesy of Funimation. North American fans will be able to check out “One Piece: Stampede” when it hits theaters thanks to Funimation. Captain Luffy and the rest of the Straw Hat pirates...
“Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia” shifts game into new perspective Faith Orcino October 12, 2019 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews Fans packed the Aratani Theater in Los Angeles for a special screening of “Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia” episodes 0-2 in September before its televised released thanks to Aniplex...
New Fruits Basket adaptation brings something old into new light Faith Orcino April 5, 2019 Anime and Film, Articles, Events, Reviews Funimation shocked many fans back in November when they announced the return of the hit 2001 anime “Fruits Basket” (Furuba) as a new series that will retell the complete manga by Natsuki Takaya. The...
“Mirai” – Everyone needs help while growing up Faith Orcino December 15, 2018 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews Thanks to GKIDS, fans of Mamoru Hosoda can check out his latest work “Mirai” in selected theaters in North America. “Mirai” puts the spotlight on a young boy named Kun as he watches his family...
“Lu Over The Wall” – Film shows love will bring out the song of the heart Faith Orcino May 15, 2018 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews Distributor GKIDS brings the latest movie of Director Masaaki Yuasa and his studio Science Saru “Lu Over The Wall” to North American audiences for a limited time in May. In the coastal town of...
