Seven Mortal Sins
For better or worse, Seven Mortal Sins is the epitome of ecchi anime.
For better or worse, Seven Mortal Sins is the epitome of ecchi anime.
I’m not here to acclaim Red Sparrow as some misunderstood masterpiece. It’s not. Nor is it the disaster its detractors declaim it as.
Written and directed by star Heather Graham, Half Magic avoids familiar clichés for a more thoughtful examination of workplace inequality and women’s insecurities.
Charlize Theron plays a female James Bond – so why is she introduced in the nude?
How on earth do you review Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid without coming across as either a leering perve or a sneering prude?
Berlin Syndrome is a bad film with the spectral outline of a better film around it.
It’s technically impressive but utterly soulless; there’s no ghost in this shell.
Triage X is irrefutably a bad anime series; it can’t even decide which kind of bad anime it is.
The premise reads like arthouse erotica: a French farmgirl moves to Paris, falls in love with another woman, has a lot of sex.
Sailor Moon R is a complex representation of teenage coming-of-age, satirising and celebrating the solipsistic tendencies of youth.