Following the success of Marcy’s Journal, TOKYOPOP presents The Art of Amphibia. Brought to us by the showrunner and created of the series, this book takes fans beyond the veil and let’s them learn […]
TOKYOPOP ANNOUNCES THE SPRING RELEASE OF DISNEY THE ART OF AMPHIBIA
Boys Go To Jupiter – GFF25
Billy 5000 is a math genius dropout on looking to make $5000 in the gig economy. Everything’s going well until he crosses paths with an alien. Now, with the power of lo-fi […]
Like Tears in Rain Looks Phenomenal
Rutger Hauer has left a truly remarkable legacy in the world of cinema. And I am delighted that he will be remembered in this unique and beautiful way. If you are unfamiliar […]
ANIMEIGO ANNOUNCES DOCUMENTARY – THE ANIME BUSINESS
I’ve been an anime fan for over two decades now, so the thought of a documentary series about the anime industry really has me intrigued. What makes this special is that it […]
Baby Assassins Nice Days – GFF25
Set in the beautiful city of Miyazaki, Japan, the once Tokyo bound twosome of Chisato and Mahiro just want a relaxing vacation complete with sun, sand, sea and everything that goes with […]
NEON DREAMING – GFF25
Compared with everything else, I’ll be reviewing this one really stands out, but frankly, my cold, dark heart just needed to feel something again. And dear reader, this film will make you […]
My Top 10 Picks for the Glasgow Film Festival
It’s 2025 and the Glasgow Film Festival is back with some amazing events and films for all those attending. So I have decided to comb their vast and expansive program and pick […]
The Glasgow Film Festival 2025
How the heck did we land in 2025? I’m pretty sure I’m still processing 2020, never mind the last five years around the sun. Still, with a new year comes a new […]
Tokyopop Steps Up Too Help California
My heart generally goes out to the people of California. As many of our long-time followers will know, we here at Nerdgeist have been out to work in the Sunshine State on […]
A violent slice of life
This series certainly isn’t the first to explore the idea of retired badass grows old, but it might just be the best. “Taro Sakamoto used to be an unrivaled hitman, earning legendary […]
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