Vampire Hunter D is perhaps the epitome of cult horror in the anime department. With its lavish art and a story that combines elements of gothic horror and science fantasy, it's definitely a treat to watch for a bit of a scare. Clearly, author Hideyuki Kikuchi was onto something when he wrote the
Vampire Hunter D is a title that fans of some really old-school anime will recognize. Seriously, this is a really old-school anime. The first anime film came out in its home nation of Japan in 1985, adapting the novels of the same name by Hideyuki Kikuchi into a 80 minute long anime film classic.
Have you ever considered the similarities between the landmark 1978 slasher Halloween and 1982’s First Blood? In both films, a man of few words arrives in a small town that treats him like the bogeyman, and when circumstances escalate to the point of murder, a specialist who’s highly familiar
Daemons of the Shadow Realm slows down the plot just a bit to plan things out in Ep. 21 "Zashiki-Warashi and Higashi Village". First to let Danji and Kiri the Zashiki-Warashi daemons give Yuru and Asa some important backstory to explain the past of Higashi Village. Then to let the twin siblings to
Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia gives us a true puppetmistress in the form of Boraqchin in Ep. 11 "An Ungraceful Stone". This episode has shown her to be a master planner and manipulator, making her quite the political genius. However, this episode also reveals that the people she's puppeting don't
