Anime Review

Hellsing Ultimate Complete Collection Review

A blood-soaked romp, Hellsing Ultimate is the pinnacle of action anime, providing nonstop thrills from beginning to end, and is well worth sinking your teeth into

IncendiaryLemon • 30th July 2019

Film Review

Perfect Blue: Ultimate Edition Review

Interviews, lectures, storyboards and the original soundtrack are among some of the extras in this new collection of Satoshi Kon's classic horror film.

Ian Wolf • 30th April 2019

Manga Review

Smashed Review

Infectious laughter, a paranoid book lover, and the ghost of a flood are featured among the stories in the latest collection from horror manga master, Junji Ito.

Ian Wolf • 14th April 2019

Manga Review

Gleipnir Volume 1 Review

This monstrous manga may look cute on the outside, but inside the NSFW contents, including violence and references to rape, will deter some readers.

Ian Wolf • 16th March 2019

Film Review

Ring: 20th Anniversary Screening Review

Luckily, the outdated technology of VCRs and square TVs are not the most horrific scare of this movie; Ring is the epitome of slow-burn horror with its 20th anniversary screening being a delightful reminder of why it was such a big hit back then.

darkstorm • 23rd February 2019

Manga Review

The Witch’s House: The Diary of Ellen Volume 1 Review

This prequel to the horror indie game is a gruesomely delightful book with a simple but effective story, dark imagery and strong lead character. The Witch’s House: The Diary of Ellen is best enjoyed when accompanied by knowledge of the game, however, so if you’ve yet to dive into it, there’s no time like the present.

darkstorm • 6th February 2019

Manga Review

Dementia 21 Review

Dementia 21 is a surreal mixture of horror and satire. While the quality may vary between its collection of stories, fans of dark humour and mind-bending art should definitely check it out.

N.E.C • 22nd November 2018

Anime Review

Calamity of a Zombie Girl Review

Almost everything about the movie is rotten, however in its lunacy, there is still some enjoyment to be found.

Adam Reeves • 26th October 2018

News

Humble Announces Humble Book Bundle: Tales of Horror

Featuring Ajin: Demi-Human, Parasyte, Devils' Line, Dragon Head, and more.

Teapot • 18th October 2018

Anime Review

When They Cry Series 1 Collection

There are scenes in When They Cry that are certainly not for the faint-hearted but if you love a good mystery, want a good horror anime, and can look past the dated animation, this is definitely worth a watch.

darkstorm • 20th September 2018

Anime Review

Attack on Titan: Season 2 Review

The ever-popular and ever-gory horror series returns with the war between humans and Titans intensifying as shocking truths are revealed.

Ian Wolf • 23rd February 2018

Manga Review

Neo Parasyte f  Review

The best contributions in Neo Parasyte f are strange and compelling, making this unusual collection of short stories well worth reading, especially if you’re a fan of Hitoshi Iwaaki’s original work.

Sarah • 29th November 2017

Anime Review

Tokyo Ghoul Jack & Pinto OVAs Review

Tokyo Ghoul fans who have loved the world building and characters will have little reason not to pick this up; the stories are short but fun distractions that complement the series nicely.

darkstorm • 25th August 2017

Anime Review

School-Live! Review

School Live! is a masterpiece, combining two unlikely genres into a show that deserves to be seen.

IncendiaryLemon • 19th July 2017

Anime Review

Review of Death Note: Blu-Ray Collection

“You must believe in God, despite what the clergy tell you.” – Benjamin Jowlett

If Death Note succeeds in at least one thing, it is that it has possibly created the most interesting and intriguing…

Ian Wolf • 18th December 2016

Manga Review

Review of Scumbag Loser

SAITEIHEN NO OTOKO -Scumbag Loser- vols 1, 2, 3 © 2012, 2013 Mikoto Yamaguti / SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

“Employee of the month is a good example of how somebody can be both a winner and a loser at the same…

Ian Wolf • 23rd November 2016