Anime

Parasyte -the maxim ‘Kiseijū Sei no Kakuritsu’ – Otaku Review

January 12, 2017 Declan Doody

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Parasyte -the maxim (寄生獣 セイの格率 Kiseijū: Sei no Kakuritsu) is the anime adaptation of the 1980’s manga series Parasyte. The series, produced by Madhouse, first aired in 2014, over twenty years after the manga was first published. Parasyte -the maxim ran for 24 episodes before wrapping in 2015. The final English dub episode aired last year. Infection The […]

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Cartoons

Mona The Vampire – Forgotten Childhood

January 12, 2017 Luka Costello

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Recently, in one of my famous bedroom decluttering sessions (they’re too frequent for my liking), I came across a box of DVDs that I haven’t seen in years. And amongst the Scrubs season 1 boxset and a copy of the live action Bratz movie, I found ‘The New Adventures of Mona the Vampire’. The memories of […]

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Featured

Silence Review – It’s Not Always Golden

January 11, 2017 Brandon Collins

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Cinema stalwart Martin Scorsese returns to his roots with the completion of his religious trilogy. Based on the Japanese novel of the same name, Silence has been in development since 1990 and as with most films that have been in the oven for so long, it’s a bit overcooked. We open in 17th century Japan where Father Ferreira (Liam Neeson) […]

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Anime

One Punch Man – Otaku Review

December 8, 2016 Julie Hassett

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Heading into the Christmas season, there is nothing like a light-hearted anime to get the spirits going. One Punch Man is always my go-to anime for some laughs and it allows me to just unwind and watching something that doesn’t take itself too seriously. I realise most anime fans have probably gotten around to watching this […]

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Cartoons

Moana Review – A Voyage Of Rediscovery

December 6, 2016 Declan Doody

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Aside from the initial stories surrounding Disney’s return to polynesian culture and people for the movie I’d never really given Moana time. I had, I believed, gone too far, too grown up, to appreciate today’s Disney. Sure I’ve watched Frozen and even gave Toy Story 3 a play recently but they all felt too far […]

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Anime

Yuri!!! on Ice – Otaku Review

December 1, 2016 Lucy Ward

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So, in a previous Track Of The Day, I mentioned that Yuri!!! on Ice was a definite must see anime from this season’s currently airing choices. And one week and another episode later, my feelings haven’t changed at all! To quote myself again, “you’re one hundred percent, definitely, positively and completely missing out” if you haven’t […]

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Anime

Cowboy Bebop – Otaku Review

November 10, 2016 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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When did I miss the memo of Netflix adding some serious anime weight to their anime category? I can hear the hollers of disapproval and will be the first to admit that there are some great anime titles on Netflix. Netflix has already upped their place in the world when it comes to anime with […]

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Featured

The Walking Dead S7 Ep 3 ‘The Cell’ Review

November 9, 2016 Mary McFadden

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The seventh season of The Walking Dead has only just begun, but it’s off to a very good start so far. The first episode answered the questions we had after the infamous cliffhanger and we had the chance to grieve for a week before catching up with Morgan and Carol in episode two. It was […]

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Movies

Doctor Strange Review – Less Than Supreme

October 30, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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Not since The Avengers has there been a Marvel film so necessary to be seen on the big screen. The psychedelic, spaced-out visuals that populate Doctor Strange make it a vital cinema experience to truly take in the kaleidoscopic wonder on offer. It’s just a pity that behind the glorious special effects is a superhero […]

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Civilization 6 Review – Building For The Future

October 25, 2016 Laura Kelly

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This week, we’re taking a look at a game with a legacy dating right back to the ancient era. Sid Meiers Civilization 6 has released. It’s time to sit back and enjoy the fun of raising a civilization from the ground and into the stars. As the saying goes, you were born in the dirt, and if […]

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