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FIRST LOVE Review: An Exemplary, Hyperviolent Gangster Oddity With A Romantic Punch
Takashi Miike is back, and he’s brought out the goods once more with First Love, having crafted an explosive crowdpleaser proving itself on repeat since showing out for its Directors’ Fortnight premiere at Cannes.
TOKYO GHOUL Review: Kentaro Hagiwara’s 2017 Adaptation Is An Appetizing Dish That Leaves A Lot To Be Desired
Ghouls, creatures that have to consume human flesh to survive, exist and live in hiding in order to blend in with humanity. A constant threat, government agencies exist to hunt and capture Ghouls.
Explosive Action Horror Sequel TOKYO GHOUL -S- Gets An Official U.S. Trailer
Fresh from its festive reception at Fantsia and at AX prior, the dually-directed Tokyo Ghoul -S- now looks to sink its teeth in North America with dates now set for September 16, 18 and 20. Kazuhiko Hiramaki and Takuya Kawasaki both directed the sequel which Funimation snagged earlier this year as it revved up for event screenings at AX and this summer at Fantasia.
FIRST LOVE: Catch The First Official Teaser For The New Takashi Miike Action Thriller!
Yes, Takashi Miike is back and the buzz he’s earned since premiering his new action thriller at Cannes and Neuchâtel this year with First Love all but suggests this. The film is finally poised for a theatrical relsase on September 27 and we now have an official teaser making the rounds to get the word out.
TOKYO GHOUL ‘S’ To Feast Off Audiences In Select U.S. Theaters In September
Anime Expo rolled out some of the best news ever for the fandom over the weekend, including theatrical updates with word that Funimation has ordered a September U.S. release for Tokyo Ghoul ‘S’. The film is currently due to premiere in Japan in two weeks while gearing up for a festival run at Fantasia which kicks off its 23rd installment a week earlier.
New TOKYO GHOUL: S Trailer Serves Another Dish Of Action Horror And Intrigue
The latest installment of Shochiku’s manga/anime adapted titles with Tokyo Ghoul: S is finally en route to a July release and with a brand new trailer currently circulating. I still haven’t seen the anime despite my own efforts but if the reception for this entry measures the same as the first one from 2017, then this ought to make for a promising addition to one’s moviegoing collection.
TOKYO GHOUL: S Official Trailer Spawns More Ghoulish Action And Intrigue
2017 was a banner year for successful live-action animes. For director Kentaro Hagiwara, his take on mangaka Sui Ishida’s Tokyo Ghoul was no exception following its world premiere at Anime Expo in Los Angeles and its subsequent rollout to other territories thereafter.
TOKYO GHOUL Teases Duality In The Latest Official Poster
The artwork comes following the above teaser recent earlier this month nodding at the story of Kankei Ken, a University student whose near-fatal close call with a human-eating ghoul transforms him into a half-human ghoul himself, drawing him into a world that exists beneath the normal veneer. Actress Shimizu Fumika in her final role before retiring plays Kirishima Touka, the young woman who reluctantly aids Kankei and helps him adapt to his new life and his newfound abilities.
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