There was no shortage of incredible projects and performances that came out in 2022. Whether it’s travelling the multiverse (no we don’t mean Doctor Strange), exorcizing demons at a mortuary or a family that rides dragons, 2022 was quite a year entertainment wise. While it’s impossible to list them all, we managed, key word hereContinue reading “A Year In Review: 2022’s Standouts That Made An Impression And Lives Rent Free In Our Minds”
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From Sexy Witchers To Terrifying Monsters, “The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf” Is A Well Developed Prequel
First and foremost, I want to start by saying that I know absolutely nothing about the Witcherverse. Books or games, I’m as clueless as they come. The only bit of knowledge I have is from watching the live action Witcher series on Netflix. So after hearing that there was an anime prequel, how could IContinue reading “From Sexy Witchers To Terrifying Monsters, “The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf” Is A Well Developed Prequel”
“Trese” Brings Murders, Magic and Monsters Together In New Anime Series
I knew from the get go that I was going to really enjoy Trese. Being a fan of Supernatural (ex fan to be exact. It’s a long story), the trailer immediately grabbed my attention. From ghosts to vampires and werewolves, this series has everything that I grew up with and loved. Mild spoilers ahead butContinue reading ““Trese” Brings Murders, Magic and Monsters Together In New Anime Series”
“Geeked Week” Final Day Reveals Big Game Adaptations
It’s the final day of Geeked Week and today was all about the game adaptations. Gamers definitely got their juice with these exciting new reveals. Here’s what you might’ve missed today. “Arcane” Fall 2021 “The Cuphead Show” sneak peek “Castlevania” spinoff confirmed “Splinter Cell” anime confirmed “Captain Laserhawk” in production “Far Cry” anime confirmed “Smite”Continue reading ““Geeked Week” Final Day Reveals Big Game Adaptations”
“Geeked Week” Day Four Showcased Big Anime Titles Including Transformers, Resident Evil and Godzilla
Today was all about the anime on day four of Geeked Week. As a huge anime nerd, I was so excited to see all these new titles showcased for future release. Here are the projects that are coming soon to Netflix “Masters of the Universe: Revelations” July 23, 2021 “The Loud House Movie” August 20,Continue reading ““Geeked Week” Day Four Showcased Big Anime Titles Including Transformers, Resident Evil and Godzilla”
Netflix’s “Castlevania” Ends On An Action Packed High Note
Castlevania has been a rollercoaster of a ride from the very first season. Now that the final season is available to watch, how can it conclude everything and still make an impact on viewers? Believe me when I say it did. As a 10 episode series finale, Castlevania left me laughing, crying, and wondering whatContinue reading “Netflix’s “Castlevania” Ends On An Action Packed High Note”
“Yasuke” Is A Beautiful Blend of History and Fantasy
This review might be a little late to the party but you know what they say: better late than never. Yasuke has been on my watch list for quite some time and I couldn’t wait to sink my teeth into it once it was released. As expected, it did not disappoint. Mild spoilers ahead. Yasuke,Continue reading ““Yasuke” Is A Beautiful Blend of History and Fantasy”
“Heaven’s Official Blessing” Is Breathtaking, Emotional and Pure
Princes. Ghosts. Demons. This one was right up my alley. On April 9th, Netflix released a new anime called “Heaven’s Official Blessing”, based on a Chinese web novel of the same name by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu. I had no idea it was a web novel at the time until I looked up more informationContinue reading ““Heaven’s Official Blessing” Is Breathtaking, Emotional and Pure”
Just Quarantine Things: What The Pandemic Made Me Realize
We’re a year into the covid-19 pandemic. While in quarantine, many people discovered new hobbies or skills such as cooking, painting, music, etc. I, on the other hand…..discovered anime. Now I’m fully aware that anime has been around for a long time so when I mean I “discovered” it, it means I found joy inContinue reading “Just Quarantine Things: What The Pandemic Made Me Realize”
“Pacific Rim: The Black” Was Pure Nostalgia
When the original Pacific Rim movie came out in 2013, I thought it was the greatest thing in the world. And I still do. What’s not to love about giant robots fighting giant monsters that rose out of the sea? It was an homage to Kaiju (which means a Japanese genre of film that hasContinue reading ““Pacific Rim: The Black” Was Pure Nostalgia”
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