‘Final Fantasy VII Remake’: The Epic Brought Truly To Life
Final Fantasy VII Remake is this incredible beast of a game, expanding the Midgar segment of the original into a 30+ hour ride....
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‘Disaster Report 4 Plus: Summer Memories’ Review: Prime Japanese Absurdity
Gameplay and graphics are both shaky, but Disaster Report 4 Plus: Summer Memories more than makes up for that with an addictive absurdity...
The 10 Best ‘Chrono Trigger’ Bosses
Chrono Trigger 25th Anniversary Which is the Best Boss Fight in Chrono Trigger? Happy 25th anniversary to one of the most important games of my,...
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‘Burning’ – A Breathtaking Slow-Burn Mystery
This article is part of our South Korean spotlight, highlighting some of the best films South Korea has to offer in light of Parasite’s historic Best Picture...
The History of The Grudge: The Curse Takes Hold
A little while ago we went deep on the start of the J-Horror phenom franchise The Grudge, from short film origins to blossoming into V-Cinema....
The History of The Grudge: The Beginning of the Curse
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‘Nightmare Cinema’ Makes For Entertaining Chills
Assembled by some talented directors, Nightmare Cinema is absolutely brimming with style. Though it has its ups and downs, this anthology film comes together as...
Ranking the ‘Creepshow 1’ and ‘2’ Segments
1982’s Creepshow is a brilliant anthology of horror shorts written by horror legend Stephen King, and directed by horror legend George A. Romero. It’s a...
‘Nefarious’ Shows Passion For The Home Invasion Genre
From creative horror fiend Richard Rowntree comes his newest venture, a home invasion film titled Nefarious. The Dogged director and his crew have found an...
‘Isabelle’ Suffers From A Split Plot
'Isabelle' is a creative psychological horror film, but one that suffers from trying to work in two very different sides to the same plot....
‘Detective Pikachu’ Combines a Fun World With Incredible Chemistry
Detective Pikachu doesn’t pull too many surprises — it’s a fun and a sometimes adorable jaunt through a well-created world. Director Rob Letterman brings us...
Japan Jams #3: Experimental Musicians
Japan Jams highlights the marvellous music of Japan. From bubbly bops to melancholy grooves, we’ll showcase what gets our feet tapping. Boredoms – “◌ (Circle)”...
Russian Doll Expertly Navigates Loneliness and Forgiveness Through a Morbid Time Loop
Time loop fiction can be an interesting path to exploring a character, something Russian Doll — the new Netflix series created by Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler, and...
‘River’s Edge’ is an Important Look Into Neglect, Sexuality, And Mental Illness
River’s Edge is a detailed look into the disenchanted youth of Japan in the 80s, a unique and impactful portrayal of a search for meaning...
‘Paratopic’ Review: Surrealist Horror, Cursed Tapes, and Long Car Drives
Paratopic is a strange, surrealist trip through the journeys of a woman involved in the illegal and seemingly cursed tapes business. Armed with just a...
Looking back at ‘Clock Tower’ for the Super Famicom
Clock Tower is a series very close to my heart, one of the earlier survival horror games and one to define a side of the...
Fantasia 2018: ‘Rondo’ Starts Strong, Ends Strong, But Suffers In Transition
There’s a whole underground world of deviant sexual play out there that most people don’t encounter, and Rondo is one of the few films to...
An Interview With Horror Director Richard Rowntree
Indie directors work incredibly hard to get their vision out to people, and horror directors in particular seem to have a great love for their...
‘Citrus’ Season End Review: A Mature Love Story
The yuri drama/romance series Citrus has continued to impress over the season, continuing the trend of brilliant art, stellar character design, and a gripping love...
‘Citrus’ Mid-Season Review: Emotionally Charged Yuri Romance
Yuri drama/romance series Citrus has greatly impressed over the first half of the season, forming a dramatic and emotionally thrilling romance story between two unique...