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…
February 4th, 2010 
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If this was a totally worthless film I would easily call it a Chinese rip off of Transformers but it bring more to the table than meets the eye. Under normal circumstances, I try to know as little as possible about a film before I watch it. I feel it allows me a better experience the film. Kung Fu Cyborg: Metallic Continue reading
February 3rd, 2010 cello85 
Crows Zero takes place in a High School. Instead of stupid pranks or getting stuffed in a garbage can or trying to make the best grades or trying to get a varsity letter, it all comes down to how well you can brawl. Although the main character’s run at the top is the primary story, there’s a few side-stories involving peripheral… Continue reading
February 2nd, 2010 cello85 
Fate/stay night Unlimited Blade Works covers a different story branch of the original game. For those keeping track at home, production is the same as the series which not consistent in art direction. Just like with the Evangelion series, it seems as if the whole 24 episodes of the series have been melted down into one large scaled film… Continue reading
February 1st, 2010 cello85 
No doubt a strange film, but nonetheless it has the always lovely Maggie Q, so I had to give this film a watch. The story goes a bit like this, When his commander and friend is badly wounded just before the incipient winter, Lu takes over command of the troops. Forced to find shelter in a mysterious village, he discovers a… Continue reading
January 29th, 2010 cello85 
Samurai Jack, is a genuine cause to rejoice. Finally, a studio understands the value of an animated series and doesn’t feel the need to suck up every minute of an episode with dialogue, dialogue, and more dialogue. The great thing about this series, is the plot is pretty simple. View the opening credits and they let you know right… Continue reading
January 28th, 2010 cello85 
I have to be honest, I never intended to revisit this series, however The Forbidden Legend: Sex & Chopsticks became one of my most popular reviews so I felt it was only right to give you more of what you wanted. This brings me to 2009’s The Forbidden Legend: Sex & Chopsticks II, where it… Continue reading
January 27th, 2010 cello85 
Sars Wars: Bangkok Zombie Crisis moves like a hyperactive, Speedy Gonzalez hopped up on rocket-fuel. The jokes are low-brow, ludicrous, & funny, yet the gore is magnificent and plentiful. The story is about a girl of some wealthy man being kidnapped and being held for ransom. If the bad guys don’t get their money they are going to rape her. Not… Continue reading
