As a reviewer who has posted several DBZ movies I thought it was only fitting to post a review of Dead Zone since it was the beginning of the needlessly long line of DBZ movies actually started off fairly smoothly. How does this 20 year old DBZ movie perform? Click to find out!
The bar has been raised for direct to home animated films, and I loved Batman: Under the Red Hood so much, I featured this on the site even though there really isn’t any Asian influences in the film aside from the voice actors. Click to read the full review of DC’s latest animated title…
The latest Shippuden movie is quite straightforward and drops you in the middle of the Naruto universe, so I wouldn’t recommend just watching this film as a stand alone. This one is about a former leaf ninja who’s trying to make himself invincible! Click to read the full review…
This anime is an excellent addition to any collection or a great introduction to the world of anime. In my opinion, this movie isn’t just another slice of authentic Japanese anime, it is essential viewing no matter who you are. Click to read the full review…
After Broly was defeated by Goku in the first movie, he managed to escape into a Sayin Space pod, only to crash on earth and be encased in a sheet of Ice. Now Broly has come back for some violence…but is it as awesome as it sounds? Read on to see, in my full review…
May 5th, 2010 
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Now, let me make it clear, I don’t have an interest in Pokemon but I do have a general interest in anime and I found a lot to like here. I was actually quite surprised how much fun this film was. If you are at all interested in Pokemon then this movie is essential viewing… Continue reading
May 4th, 2010 cello85 
With Jet Li out of the martial arts genre game, Donnie Yen cements his mark on martial arts Wuxia films. 14 Blades is a great example of this as it features an epic story but is plagued with poorly edited fight scenes and a paper thin script that doesn’t benefit any of the actors. But, should you still watch it? Click to read my full review… Continue reading
May 2nd, 2010 cello85 
Japan Cinema present the Top 10 most VIOLENT scenes in Anime history. Although anime like Violence Jack, Guyver, and X: The Movie, narrowly avioded the list, I feel this embodies a complete shocking experience for those looking to track down violent anime. See if your favorite made the cut… Continue reading
May 1st, 2010 cello85 
WORLD PREMIERE REVIEW: It is a shame that Ip Man 2 isn’t as great because I think with enough focus, a trilogy would have been incredible. Donnie Yen has already stated that he will have nothing more to do with films pertaining to the Wing Chun master, so this is your last chance to experience the Ip Man. But, should you want too?… Continue reading
April 30th, 2010 cello85 
Horror week wraps up and I saved the worst for last! Meatball Machine is not for anyone who has no interest in campy or cult movies, but if cult flicks are up your ally, and crazy mutant parasite aliens taking over human bodies, and then eating each other is your bag…then by all means. Gore, blood, violence, and everything bizarre is included. Click to read the full review! Continue reading
April 29th, 2010 cello85 
Horror week continues with Boogiepop Phantom! An anime series I would recommend to anyone who is a horror and suspense lover. Despite some flaws and pseudo-intellectual mumbo jumbo which this series throws at you, it is nontheless one of the biggest thrillers I have watched in a while… Continue reading
April 28th, 2010 cello85 
I wrap up the horror trilogy today with Art of the Devil III. Without a main hero, it is difficult to appreciate this film like other horror films in which there is a protagonist for us to connect with. The scare factor is taken down a notch, only because if you’ve watched the first film, you pretty much know and waiting to see how this one will end… Continue reading
