Our review of Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz. Does the After Colony finale deliver, or is it a confusing mess of politics and robots for anyone but existing fans?
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Review: A Gothic triumph of style
A 2000s classic screened at Scotland Loves Anime, but how does Bloodlust hold up? A review of the stylish, gothic, but perhaps shallow, vampire hunt.
Scotland Loves Anime Review: Golgo 13 – Dated, Daring, and Dangerous
Is Golgo 13: The Professional still a classic? We review the 80s action anime, looking at its pioneering CGI, artistic direction, and chauvinistic plot.
Scotland Loves Anime 2025: You’re Under Arrest delivers classic fun
A 90s anime classic hits the big screen. Read our spoiler-free review of You’re Under Arrest: The Movie from day two of Scotland Loves Anime.
Review: Project A-Ko (an anime from the 80s)
Geek Native reviews Project A-ko, the launch film for Scotland Loves Anime. Is this 80s mecha-brawl a celebrated classic or just a dated relic full of cringe-worthy moments?
Scotland Loves Anime 2025 schedule announced for Glasgow, Edinburgh and London
The full film schedules for the Scotland Loves Anime 2025 festival have been released for the Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London legs of the event.
Scotland Loves Anime 2024 winner “The Colors Within” to hit UK cinemas
It’s two stories in one! Scotland Loves Anime has finally told us their 2024 Audience Award winner
Review: Trapezium, an idol story
Trapezium provides an intriguing glimpse into the ruthless world of idol culture, following the ambitious Yu Azuma as she manipulates and exploits her friends to achieve her dreams of stardom.
Review: Ghost Cat Anzu UK premiere at Scotland Loves Anime
I liked Ghost Cat Anzu from the moment the big goofball drove up on his bike and stared at Karin. I kept faith with it even while Karin was being a pain and Anzu waivered.
Review: Kuramerukagari UK premiere at Scotland Loves Anime
Kuramerukagari is a visually ambitious anime film that embraces a steampunk aesthetic with gusto.
