Review: ‘Tokyo Ghoul’ (2017)

Ghouls, creatures that have to consume human flesh to survive, exist and live in hiding in order to blend in with humanity.

Review: ‘Inertia: Re-Making The Crow’

Every artist has their beginning. Growing up, we find ourselves shaped by the cultures that […]

Review: ‘Stigmatized Properties: Possession’ Shows Hideo Nakata is Back, Doesn’t Quite Ringu True

One of the greatest names in Japanese horror film history, Hideo Nakata revolutionized what a […]

Review: ‘Scurry’ is Not Remarkable, But Has Potential

Creature feature enthusiasts will know that there’s been a flourishing amount of genre film coming […]

Review: ‘Outer Man’ is Amusing, But Drags in Pacing

Nothing beats a good kaiju comedy. It’s a nice break from the often somber, dark, […]

Review: ‘Atragon’ (1963)

Atragon is a peculiar anomaly within Ishiro Honda’s filmography. Watching it, one can pick up […]

‘Primitive War’ Review: More Than Just A “Mindless Dinosaur Movie”

When Primitive War was first announced to be in production, I was personally intrigued by […]

Review: ‘Cloud’ (2024)

Filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa has firmly established himself as one of Japan’s masters of cinema and […]

‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Review: A Stumble in the Right Direction for the Franchise

After the utter disappointment that was Jurassic World: Dominion, many fans of the franchise were […]

‘Hoshi 35’ Review: The Cosmic Kaiju Gives the Genre a Unique Spin

For years (decades, even), Kaiju films have all followed a similar plot. A monster of […]