Werner Herzog has always been a capable documentarian. His gentle, remote voice and strangely plodding pace through a variety of unconnected subjects makes for hypnotic viewing. Seeing any of his films is less like experiencing a core argument or narrative, as so many other documentaries are, and more like attending a museum on a particular range of topics. One is free to peruse, for an hour or two, the meandering thoughts of a series of experts and one curious German man. Lo

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt probably doesn't need an introduction. It has received enough acclaim and praise from its release and its accolades haven't ceased singing its virtues even now. And because it has a "3" in the title, it can be assumed nobody needs to be notified that it has two predecessors. What should be given attention, however, is how remarkably these games have evolved. CD Projekt Red has gone from under-the-radar to having broken the mold for what constitutes a

Looking for a great show to watch and brag about to all your friends, therefore making you superior to them in every way? Well, boy, do I have a show for you. Ajin is a unique show full of new and refreshing ideas that are presented in surprising ways. It’s unfortunate that it will surely get lost in the shuffle due to it’s initially ugly art style, as well as its lack of promotion by Netflix. Ajin is made by the same studio that created the phenomenal Knights of Sidonia; i

Preface: My Brother-In-Law wanted to help me with my website. He will admit, he's not the best writer...but he is one thing: funny. We decided to give him his own segment: Anthony's Half Assed Review, and here it is. Enjoy. - Alex Cornett ***Minor Spoiler Warning*** This review may contain spoilers. Read with caution After watching Creed, all I could think was, “Damn I wish I had a Philly cheesesteak!” I've always loved boxing. Do I know anything about it? NOPE! Not at all. I

Hungry for blood and guts but want to pass on the horror? Are you a fan of genre-bending surreal shows? If you answered yes to both of those questions, then Santa Clarita Diet is the show for you. It’s a fun fusion of iZombie and Desperate Housewives, with a splash of gore. Santa Clarita Diet isn’t for the faint of heart though, nor is it for those who don’t have a dark sense of humor. If you don’t think a married couple nervously pushing body parts into an open grave while a

(2 out of 3 schoolgirls in this image are not human.) Demi-chan wa Kataritai (Interviews with Monster Girls) is a show set in a universe where various monsters from mythology are revealed to the world as real, and must cope with being outsiders in human society. If this sounds familiar, it should. Supernatural beings thrown into normal society has become the fashionable trope these days both in the west and the east. Supernatural, True Blood, Monster Musume, are all just some