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  • Monsters In Hiding?

    Where have all the monsters gone? Once upon a time, the things that went bump in the night were truly terrifying. They possessed claws and teeth and magic, all the better to rip careless humans to shreds. The monsters of old were predators, unburdened by human emotions, free to delight in the chaos they created with nary a hint of guilt. These c... Read More

  • Don the Gray Ribbon!

    May is zombie awareness month! Supporters of this cause wear the gray ribbon, signifying their diligence in preparing for the coming apocalypse and their willingness to serve as a bulwark of defense against the... Read More

  • The Creek Is High

    Tennessean.com

    Today I am departing from my usual fandom-based post to say something that I feel strongly must be said. As some of you may know, over the first weekend in May, the middle Tennessee area experienced record breaking amounts of rain. The resultant flooding submerged many parts of the State including Nashville, the capi... Read More

  • Zombies Are Love?

    I love horror movies. Whether I'm feeling cold, ghostly shivers down my spine as I watch stories that swirl with paranormal suspense, or burrowing in the sofa cushions as my heart beats faster with the approach of a creature from another world, I simply cannot get enough of horror. I revel in the starts and scares of a well told tale, and I laugh hard enough t... Read More

  • The Procrastination Worm

    I have discovered a worm in my creative garden. At first, he was such a tiny little thing that he was easy to ignore. The destruction he wrought was miniscule and the excuses he engendered were easy to pass off as legitimate concerns. There are, after all, only so many hours in day, and each of us have to decide where we intend to spend our time. Is it mo... Read More

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Monsters In Hiding? PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 24 July 2010 17:13

Where have all the monsters gone? Once upon a time, the things that went bump in the night were truly terrifying. They possessed claws and teeth and magic, all the better to rip careless humans to shreds. The monsters of old were predators, unburdened by human emotions, free to delight in the chaos they created with nary a hint of guilt. These creatures of the night were out to get us, and in most cases, they suceeded.

 
Samurai Deeper Kyo (2003) PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 12:01

Samurai Deeper Kyo tells the tale of two Master swordsmen, Kyoshiro and Demon Eyes Kyo. One is the gentle spirit of a protector, who uses his sword to defend the innocent. The other is known as the unrepentant slayer of a thousand men. As the two face off during the battle of Sekigahara a meteorite slams into the battlefield, and when the dust clears where once there were two samurai, now there is only one.

 
Desert Punk (2004) PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 30 June 2010 16:45

In a post-apocalyptic world, a pint-sized, horny, teenaged bounty hunter divides his time between chasing marks through the Kanto desert and chasing women. His two goals in life are to get laid and become the best bounty hunter in the desert. He has shamelessly abandoned all forms of morality, and is not above selling children into slavery if it will make him a quick buck. One would think this a typical "warrior of the waste" type of anime, but Desert Punk treats the material with gleeful irreverance.