Review: The Angel in the Clock

0 Submitted by Chris Cox on Wed, 14 November 2018, 15:00

With dozens of films targeted at all age groups, it’s sometimes easy to overlook those that are aimed at the very youngest. One of most interesting movies I got to see at this year at Annecy film festival is The Angel in the Clock (El angel en el Reloj), a Mexican animated adventure movie for preschoolers that deals with cancer, Continue Reading...

Review: 101 Dalmatian Street

0 Submitted by Chris Cox on Wed, 14 November 2018, 13:09

101 Dalmatian Street is an upcoming animated series based upon the beloved Disney canine franchise. At the Annecy film festival we got a sneak-peak, as well some very interesting information from the creative team. The new show doesn’t follow the characters we know from the movies. In fact, the creators claim they purposely didn’t watch any of the direct-to DVD Continue Reading...

Screener Squad: My Hero Academia: Two Heroes

0 Submitted by Justin Zarian on Tue, 25 September 2018, 18:35

The Screener Squad takes on another international assignment as they venture into the weird and wild world of anime! Their target this time is the English dub film for My Hero Academia, subtitled both Two Heroes and The Movie (they use both on the title card for some reason…). The series leads the ultra-powerful All Might and his protege Deku traveling to the floating Continue Reading...

Giganticast Episode 11: Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle Review!

0 Submitted by Chris Cox on Tue, 31 July 2018, 13:32

Matt assembles Morgan, Quinn, and Mayhem’s Muse once more to tackle the second Netflix Godzilla animated film! Will MechaGodzilla City be the fatal blow for the now all-powerful “Godzilla Earth”? Probably not. Also, we briefly discuss the trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters because WE CAN’T STOP WATCHING IT. ...

Highly Suspect Reviews: The Incredibles 2

0 Submitted by Chris Cox on Thu, 14 June 2018, 15:19

Director Brad Bird is back in the director’s chair (and Edna Mode’s skin) for this long-awaited follow-up to Pixar’s superhero movie, The Incredibles. This time around, rich benefactors (Bob Odenkirk, Catherine Keener) are helping the family pay the bills and try to make super-heroics legal again but they’re only interested in Elastigirl. Mr. Incredible becomes the stay at home dad Continue Reading...

Let’s Look At ‘Constantine: City of Demons’ Episodes 1-5

0 Submitted by John Eckes on Mon, 02 April 2018, 08:59

Before we dive into the show, I’d like to share a quick story with you. My assurances it will prove relevant. Growing up I had a natural aversion towards magical characters. Super science was one thing, it might be nonsense, but it was nonsense at least trying to pull however loosely from science. Magic on the other hand is and Continue Reading...

Giganticast: Ep 8 – Planet of the Monsters

1 Submitted by Chris Cox on Mon, 22 January 2018, 10:13

Matt enlists the powers of Mayhem’s Muse, Quinn, and Morgan to discuss the first episode of Netflix’s new GODZILLA anime series!...

The Top Five Anime of the 2017 Fall Season

0 Submitted by John Eckes on Wed, 18 October 2017, 16:59

The fall is here and that means once again I have a whole batch of anime to check out. I park my butt in front of a screen and check out the first episode(s) of all the anime I can and give you the what I think will be be some of the top stuff. Many other places will make Continue Reading...

‘Junkhead’ Review – Fantasia Fest 2017

0 Submitted by London Vayavong on Mon, 28 August 2017, 15:59

Oh, what a time for festivals! The Fantasia International Festival has come and gone along with so many great indie films. The festival comes to the great white North, also called Canada. Montreal, Quebec to be exact. Fantasia Fest began in 1996 and has recently passed it’s 21st edition in 2017. The event lasted from July 15 to August 2 Continue Reading...

Annecy Animated Film Festival: ‘Ana y Bruno’ Review

1 Submitted by Maciek Kur on Fri, 25 August 2017, 16:59

Though appearing to be influenced by such animated works as “Coraline” and “Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends,” “Ana y Bruno,” director Carlos Carrera’s first animated feature film, fails to achieve half of what made those two animated projects so good in the first place. The movie opens with little girl named Ana arriving with her mom at a mental institution. Continue Reading...