Great news for fans of Star Trek: Discovery – we’ve got some exciting new clips from the final season to share with you!
Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski gives the creative team ideas “But they never listen to me”
In another moment of quelle surprise, Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski recently spoke to Cerealkillerz during Vienna Comic Con, and explained the show’s creative team just aren’t interested in his ideas for the show.
Squid Game reality show producer says the show’s anti-capitalist message was only a “minor theme”
That’s right. Netflix’s Squid Game: The Challenge is a reality show based on the popular series, and… its producer Tim Harcourt is now telling us the original series was all about the games. Not anti-capitalism.
Netflix’s new Witcher anime movie sees Doug Cockle return to voice Geralt (teaser trailer)
I was over the moon when I read that Doug Cockle (who is the voice of Geralt in the Witcher games) will be returning to play Geralt in Netflix’s new Witcher anime, Sirens of the Deep.
Filthy drag, death every time and is that cheeky sarcasm with Matthew Lillard and Bill Rehor?
You’ll have seen the news Matthew Lillard and Bill Rehor have a new D&D show on eOne and Wizards of the Coast’s new Dungeons and Dragons Adventures streaming channel.
Scotland Loves Anime 2023 winners: Jury and Audience split as organisers promise a voting review
There are two winners after Scotland Loves Anime 2024, which is unusual but not unheard of.
That escalated badly! A review of Phoenix: Reminiscence of Flower
The Studio 4°C anime is directed by Shoujirou Nishimi and suits fans of surreal and/or bleak fantasy. The flying evil goose spaceship is just one example.
Men are idiots: A review of Macross Plus (Movie Edition)
I was calling Macross Plus the movie edition “Top Gun in space” in my head long before I heard pretty much everyone else on the Sunday night of Scotland Loves Anime call it the same thing. Ergo, it makes it into the review. However, the male idiots in Top Gun were at least a bit […]
Robot bodies: A Review of Galaxy Express 999
Galaxy Express 999 feels more like a road movie than a grand adventure. It’s not Lord of the Rings in space despite the half-pint hero setting out on a long journey to do right and meeting mysterious warriors on the way.
Warm and a bit spicy: A review of Komada – A Whisky Family
I buy my whisky from Masters of Malt (which has an excellent whisky Santa, btw) and they’re an English company. I’m Scottish. And yet, I’m not sure I recall Scotland getting mentioned once in Komada – A Whisky Family. Despite several characters being, you know, whisky fans. It looks like I can forgive Masayuki Yoshihara […]