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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 31: ‘Ghost Stories’

It’s Halloween and it’s time to get into the spirit of the day and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I was featuring unique Animes that fit the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. It all came down to this special anime that gathered a cult following for the most surprising reasons; I’m talking about Ghost Stories. Ghost Stories (2000) is a show about a sister and her little brother who just moved into the town where their late mother grew up and started to attend the same school she did. They meet up with new friends and investigated the rumors of the old schoolhouse being haunted which

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Oct 31, 2020
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Blu-ray Review: Shock Treatment (1973)

Hélène Masson (Annie Girardot) is a rich-ass middle-aged woman who feels like she’s aging like a plop of dog shit on a hot August sidewalk at the ripe, jolly ol’ age of 38! This gives her a case of the frowns, so she heads off to the Devilers Clinic (nothing ominous in that name… why not just call it Satan’s Hospital), a posh New Age style clinic located on the beautiful French coast (vividly captured by cinematography courtesy of Jacques Robin) recommended to her by her pal Gérôme Savignat (Robert Hirsch). Before long, our heroine is doin’ the ol sexual fucking with the clinic’s namesake, Dr. Devilers himself (Alain Delon)… but a spate of disappearing servants, and the questionable suicide of Gérôme has her second guessing the dashing doc, even if his treatments are making her feel like fried gold! Copious amounts of nudity ensue. Directed by Alain Jessua, Shock Treatment is a slow-burn peak behind the curtain of the

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Oct 31, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 30: ‘Hellsing Ultimate’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Another vampire? Yes, but these ones are Nazis in Hellsing Ultimate. Hellsing Ultimate (2006) is an OVA series where our anti-hero Alucard has to face an old threat, Nazi scientists who made an army of vampires and plan on attacking London! This 10 episode OVA series has an average running time of 40-50+ minutes of splattering goodness! The first two episodes show a repeat of what we saw in HELLSING, but

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Oct 30, 2020
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Game Review ‘Remotherd: Broken Porcelain’

Darril Arts and Modus Games did it again and hooked me up with a copy of the sequel to Remothered: Tormented Fathers (you can see my review for it HERE) how does it compare with the first? Well let’s check our bags at the front desk of the Ashmann Inn and rent a room for the night, let’s take a look at Remothered: Broken Porcelain. It should be noted first that if you have not played the first game, there are a lot of spoilers in this game as the main story takes place before the events of the first game and a side story takes place after the events of the first game. Remothered: Broken Porcelain follows Jenifer, a troubled teen who works as a housekeeper at the Ashmann Inn as a form of rehabilitation along with Lin, another rebellious youth. Jenifer realizes that things are not right at the inn as over the loudspeakers the sound of a

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Oct 29, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 29: ‘Unico And The Island Of Magic’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Let’s look at something that’s not really horror but was meant for little kids and was pretty goddamn terrifying, Unico and the Island of Magic. Unico and the Island of Magic (1983) is a children’s movie about a small unicorn named Unico who is living in exile and in this film was left in a forest and discovered by a little girl who takes him in as a pet where shortly

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Oct 29, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 28: ‘Trinity Blood’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. It’s another vampire one so buckle up for Trinity Blood. Trinity Blood (2004) takes place in the distant future where after the nearly complete destruction of civilization, humans were then confronted by the rise in vampires. The story follows Father Abel Nightroad, a priest working for the Vatican. His sweet and bumbling characteristics hide the fact that he’s a vampire-like creature that feeds on the blood of vampires. This 24 episode

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Oct 28, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 27: ‘The Promised Neverland’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Let’s plan our escape with The Promised Neverland! The Promised Neverland (2019) is about an orphanage where everything is great! The kids are smiling and having fun, they have school and have great grades, a loving mother figure watching over them, sound great right? Turns out there’s a more sinister purpose of the orphanage and as a result, the three oldest children have decided to plan their escape and keep it

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Oct 27, 2020
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From The Director Of ‘Parasite’ Comes ‘Memories Of Murder’ This October

From the brilliant Academy Award-winning director Bong Joon Ho, who brought you Parasite, comes an original masterpiece, Memories of Murder, based on a shocking true story. The film, which was originally released seventeen years ago, tells a harrowing story about the hunt for a sadistic serial rapist and murderer terrorizing a small providence in 1980s South Korea. Marking the first of many successful collaborations between four-time Oscar winner Bong Joon Ho and star Song Kang Ho, the film follows the paths of three increasingly desperate detectives as they attempt to decipher the violent mind of a killer. Neon presents Memories of Murder debuting on digital platforms on October 27th.

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Oct 26, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 26: ‘Kabaneri Of The Iron Fortress’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. If you cross Attack on Titan with Train to Busan and top it off with Steampunk, what do you get? You get Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress! Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress (2016) is a Steampunk dark fantasy that takes place in an alternative Japan that’s been besieged by strange zombie-like creatures called Kabane who were once people who became infected and a steel-like cage forms around their hearts. The story

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Oct 26, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 25: ‘Neuro: Supernatural Detective’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Who knew the best detective came from hell? Let’s take a look at Neuro: Supernatural Detective! Neuro: Supernatural Detective (2007) follows a demon named Neuro who feeds off of solving mysteries. After solving all the mysteries in the demon world, Neuro comes to the human world and meets Yako, a high school girl who is trying to solve the mystery of her father’s death. Neuro then forms a detective agency where

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Oct 25, 2020

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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 31: ‘Ghost Stories’

It’s Halloween and it’s time to get into the spirit of the day and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I was featuring unique Animes that fit the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. It all came down to this special anime that gathered a cult following for the most surprising reasons; I’m talking about Ghost Stories. Ghost Stories (2000) is a show about a sister and her little brother who just moved into the town where their late mother grew up and started to attend the same school she did. They meet up with new friends and investigated the rumors of the old schoolhouse being haunted which

Continue reading →
Oct 31, 2020
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Blu-ray Review: Shock Treatment (1973)

Hélène Masson (Annie Girardot) is a rich-ass middle-aged woman who feels like she’s aging like a plop of dog shit on a hot August sidewalk at the ripe, jolly ol’ age of 38! This gives her a case of the frowns, so she heads off to the Devilers Clinic (nothing ominous in that name… why not just call it Satan’s Hospital), a posh New Age style clinic located on the beautiful French coast (vividly captured by cinematography courtesy of Jacques Robin) recommended to her by her pal Gérôme Savignat (Robert Hirsch). Before long, our heroine is doin’ the ol sexual fucking with the clinic’s namesake, Dr. Devilers himself (Alain Delon)… but a spate of disappearing servants, and the questionable suicide of Gérôme has her second guessing the dashing doc, even if his treatments are making her feel like fried gold! Copious amounts of nudity ensue. Directed by Alain Jessua, Shock Treatment is a slow-burn peak behind the curtain of the

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Oct 31, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 30: ‘Hellsing Ultimate’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Another vampire? Yes, but these ones are Nazis in Hellsing Ultimate. Hellsing Ultimate (2006) is an OVA series where our anti-hero Alucard has to face an old threat, Nazi scientists who made an army of vampires and plan on attacking London! This 10 episode OVA series has an average running time of 40-50+ minutes of splattering goodness! The first two episodes show a repeat of what we saw in HELLSING, but

Continue reading →
Oct 30, 2020
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Game Review ‘Remotherd: Broken Porcelain’

Darril Arts and Modus Games did it again and hooked me up with a copy of the sequel to Remothered: Tormented Fathers (you can see my review for it HERE) how does it compare with the first? Well let’s check our bags at the front desk of the Ashmann Inn and rent a room for the night, let’s take a look at Remothered: Broken Porcelain. It should be noted first that if you have not played the first game, there are a lot of spoilers in this game as the main story takes place before the events of the first game and a side story takes place after the events of the first game. Remothered: Broken Porcelain follows Jenifer, a troubled teen who works as a housekeeper at the Ashmann Inn as a form of rehabilitation along with Lin, another rebellious youth. Jenifer realizes that things are not right at the inn as over the loudspeakers the sound of a

Continue reading →
Oct 29, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 29: ‘Unico And The Island Of Magic’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Let’s look at something that’s not really horror but was meant for little kids and was pretty goddamn terrifying, Unico and the Island of Magic. Unico and the Island of Magic (1983) is a children’s movie about a small unicorn named Unico who is living in exile and in this film was left in a forest and discovered by a little girl who takes him in as a pet where shortly

Continue reading →
Oct 29, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 28: ‘Trinity Blood’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. It’s another vampire one so buckle up for Trinity Blood. Trinity Blood (2004) takes place in the distant future where after the nearly complete destruction of civilization, humans were then confronted by the rise in vampires. The story follows Father Abel Nightroad, a priest working for the Vatican. His sweet and bumbling characteristics hide the fact that he’s a vampire-like creature that feeds on the blood of vampires. This 24 episode

Continue reading →
Oct 28, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 27: ‘The Promised Neverland’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Let’s plan our escape with The Promised Neverland! The Promised Neverland (2019) is about an orphanage where everything is great! The kids are smiling and having fun, they have school and have great grades, a loving mother figure watching over them, sound great right? Turns out there’s a more sinister purpose of the orphanage and as a result, the three oldest children have decided to plan their escape and keep it

Continue reading →
Oct 27, 2020
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From The Director Of ‘Parasite’ Comes ‘Memories Of Murder’ This October

From the brilliant Academy Award-winning director Bong Joon Ho, who brought you Parasite, comes an original masterpiece, Memories of Murder, based on a shocking true story. The film, which was originally released seventeen years ago, tells a harrowing story about the hunt for a sadistic serial rapist and murderer terrorizing a small providence in 1980s South Korea. Marking the first of many successful collaborations between four-time Oscar winner Bong Joon Ho and star Song Kang Ho, the film follows the paths of three increasingly desperate detectives as they attempt to decipher the violent mind of a killer. Neon presents Memories of Murder debuting on digital platforms on October 27th.

Continue reading →
Oct 26, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 26: ‘Kabaneri Of The Iron Fortress’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. If you cross Attack on Titan with Train to Busan and top it off with Steampunk, what do you get? You get Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress! Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress (2016) is a Steampunk dark fantasy that takes place in an alternative Japan that’s been besieged by strange zombie-like creatures called Kabane who were once people who became infected and a steel-like cage forms around their hearts. The story

Continue reading →
Oct 26, 2020
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31 Days Of Anime Horror Part 25: ‘Neuro: Supernatural Detective’

It’s October and that means it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and obviously nothing gets you into the Halloween mood better than horror. Unfortunately when it comes to most live-action horror films, there’s only so much that can be done and shown, but thankfully of all things, Anime can cross the line with story, gore, and intriguing storytelling. So for every day this month, I’ll be featuring a unique Anime that fits the horror genre that you can most likely find on any streaming service. Who knew the best detective came from hell? Let’s take a look at Neuro: Supernatural Detective! Neuro: Supernatural Detective (2007) follows a demon named Neuro who feeds off of solving mysteries. After solving all the mysteries in the demon world, Neuro comes to the human world and meets Yako, a high school girl who is trying to solve the mystery of her father’s death. Neuro then forms a detective agency where

Continue reading →
Oct 25, 2020