By Anime and manga are often perceived as entertainment for children. This is either because of the colorful animation or because the most popular ones in the West, such as Naruto or Dragon Ball, are aimed at younger audiences. But those with a stronger connection to this art form know
“Soec Ops: The Line” Removed From Stores
Despite often being cited as one of the best military shooter games ever made thanks to its exploration of the morality of war, the 2012 game “Spec Ops: The Line” is about to go AWOL. Kotaku reports that the game has been pulled from sale on Steam and an ex-staffer
OCN distributes Blu-rays about WFMU, Galaxy Quest fans and Bill Plimpton’s Animation.
OCN Distribution has quite a few theatrical film delights coming out on Blu-ray. The big title is The Tune by animation icon Bill Plympton. You might remember his shorts that were shown on MTV back when the channel ran music videos. Speaking of music, Sex and Broadcasting: A Film About
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Ending Explained: Who is the Lightning Thief?
This article contains spoilers for Percy Jackson and the Olympians. The first season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians has come to a close, and with it, the end of an epic quest to retrieve Zeus’ (Lance Reddick) missing master bolt and stop a war between the gods. The young
Don’t Expect Chris Nolan To Go Small-Scale
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s first few projects saw massive jumps in budget. His debut, “Following,” was made for a few thousand, which led to the indie breakthrough “Memento”, costing just under $10 million. Then he jumped to studio filmmaking with the “Insomnia” remake in 2002 costing $46 million to make, before
