Review: One Piece Film Red takes the shonen powerhouse on a triumphant musical adventure
Film entries in established anime series tend to follow a specific formula. The series’...
Author Archives: Koda Kazar
Review: Black Adam lacks the spark DC was looking for
In development for nearly as long as its titular character lay dormant, Black Adam...
Review: Vengeance is Mine is a quick bite of everyone’s favorite dish best served cold
What would you do if in the blink of an eye you lost everything...
Review: Dead Pigs is a Hilarious and Biting Satire of Late-Stage Capitalism
Before she made Birds of Prey, director Cathy Yan cut her teeth on a...
Review: North Hollywood is an Excellent Depiction of a Wayward Youth
It’s not often that one gets to see the beginnings of a hopefully bright...
Summer 2014 Anime Picks
It’s that time again. Another season, another crop of anime to watch. Local anime...
Best of E3 2014 Awards
Another year, another E3. However, unlike most recent E3s, this year it was generally...
Anime Retrospective: Hiroyuki Imaishi
Hey there everyone! This week I am trying something new, something that I hope...
Beyond the Boundary Review
Beyond the Boundary, or as it is called in Japan, Kyokai no Kanata, is...