So I've seen a few titles over the past month, but just haven't had any time to review them. So, rather than let them fall to the wayside, here are a few quick capsules. As for regular film/dvd reviews, I've ... continued»

Episodes: 21 - 24 Genre: ANIME, action, Animation, Asian, Bad Ass Chicks, Japan, Manga, supernatural, Release Date: April 29, 2008 (If you haven't already, please check out my previous reviews of the Witchblade Anime, volumes 1, 2, ... continued»

Director: Ryuichi Honda Starring: Kei Mizutani, Nao Iguchi Genre: Indie, Bad Ass Chicks, Japan, Action Let's start with the positives first. I think, outside of experimental art and music DVDs, Operation Pussycat boasts THE best DVD cover art of the past few ... continued»

Artist: Love Psychedelico Genre: Indie, Rock, JRock, JFolk, Japan Release Date: April 29th, 2008 I've been trying to figure out a way to handle this review in a non-fanboy sort of fashion, and I realized I can't. I love Love Psychedelico. They're ... continued»

Director: Takashi Miike Starring: Kaori Moimoi, Hideaki Ito, Yoshino Kimura Genre: Indie, Bad Ass Chicks, Japan, Action This film has been covered ad-nauseum on other websites, so I'll make this relatively short. For those of you not in the know, Sukiyaki Western ... continued»

Movies: 2-4 Genre: romance, comedy, action Greg's back with yet another anime review. Looks like this will be the second ever Dragonball article to be featured on Dreamlogic. I guess, if you're reading this, and are a fan, you might want ... continued»

Just received this Dead Channels press release in the mail, and figured a good number of you would be interested. Heck, I was already planning on writing up something about the Nikkatsu films myself. And, provided work and school ... continued»

Directors: Katsuhito Ishii, Hajime Ishimine (aka: Aniki),and Shunichiro Miki Starring: Tadanobu Asano, Susumu Terajima, Kazue Fukiishi, Rinko Kikuchi Genre: Japan, Comedy I've come to dig the works of Katsuhito Ishii over the course of his three previous theatrical releases. Sharkskin and Peach ... continued»

Director: Seijun Suzuki Starring: Toshiya Fujita, Yoshio Harada, Naoko Tani Genre: Japan, Drama Believe it or not, I think I have just witnessed my favorite Seijun Suzuki film. And this isn't an idle claim of a Suzuki newbie. I've seen a good ... continued»

So we've got another contest for you guys. This time we're giving away Slayers season 3. I've never seen an episode of Slayers, so I'm going to make this contest a bit simpler than normal. So, here's the question ... continued»

Director: Masahiko Tsugawa Starring: Junko Fuji, Takashi Sasano, Yoshino Kimura, Kiichi Nakai, and Ittoku Kishibe Genre: Japan, Comedy, Educational I've reviewed Masahiko Tsugawa's Wakeful Nights previously, under its original title, A Hardest Night (aka: Nezu no Ban). However, the version I originally ... continued»

Episodes: 5-8 Genre: vampire, supernatural, action Release Date: March 25, 2008 So, maybe I spoke too soon. After the somewhat derivative and forgettable first installment, Black Blood Brothers has turned into something fresh, original, and quite possibly something good. If you haven't ... continued»

I was pretty much jazzed about any plate of raw fish set in front of me until I moved to the Bay Area, where sushi is prevalent, but good sushi is rare (so you know if I, the human garbage ... continued»

Director: Shinya Tsukamoto Starring: Hitomi, Ryuhei Matsuda, Shinya Tsukamoto, Yoshio Harada, Ren Osugi Genre: Japan, Horror, Supernatural, Splatter Note: This was originally going to be an "in-brief" review, but it soon ballooned out of control. It's not as polished as I would ... continued»

Funimation has sent us a number of impressive box sets in the past couple months, but my increasingly hectic schedule hasn't allowed me much time to sit down and evaluate them in their entirety. However, in an effort to give ... continued»

Episodes: 1-26 Genre: comedy, vampire, supernatural, romantic Release Date: March 18, 2008 So I'm not an Anime enthusiast; even the occasional Anime series makes me cringe (do they have to squeal and flap their arms all the time?), but if you are ... continued»

I reviewed Vibrator a while back, and you could say I didn’t really care for it. Kino now having sent me a review copy of their DVD, I figured I would check it out again. Since my initial review I’ve ... continued»

Given the progressive increase in quality and intensity of story and action across the four previous volumes of Witchblade anime, you would think Volume 5 would be nothing short of mindblowing (If you haven't already, please check out my ... continued»