My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Episodes 1 and 2 Review
Creating a distinctive spin-off is no simple feat. While it may seem easy to take beloved elements from the original...
Robert Ewing
I am a freelance film critic and writer who specialises in Anime and Asian cinema. I have adored film since a young age, having watched films that were far too old for me, such as RoboCop, Die Hard, and Hot Tub Time Machine, to discovering the heights of foreign cinema through films like Headhunters and Battle Royale. Growing up with such a diverse catalogue of films that I cherished sparked my desire to discuss them. This passion eventually led me to become a reviewer. Dissecting films, speaking to filmmakers I admire, and showcasing the best of Asian and anime cinema is how I live my best and truest life.
The Beginning After the End Episode 1-2 Review
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I have never considered myself an animation critic. While I cover anime, I do not consume enough animation from around...
Flow Review
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Meat Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Greek tragedy has profoundly shaped modern storytelling. At its core, a Greek tragedy revolves around the downfall of a prominent...
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