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Nocturnal, liminal, enchanting, and dangerous, Call of The Night stands as one of the summer season’s best offerings.
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Occult Bolshevism (2018) review
Takahashi delivers a pleasing horror-narrative – any horror film-fan should check it out at least once.
Melancholic (2018) [Film Review]
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Psychokinesis (2018) [Film Review]
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Anime Secret Santa 2023: Call for participants
Like the Reverse Thieves and the AGC podcast before us, we at the Taiiku Podcast are continuing...
Anime Secret Santa 2023: Call for participants
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Open Call for Gunpla 101 Contributor Posts
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Call for Staff: Webmaster and News Editor
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For the Kid I Saw in My Dreams Volumes 1 & 2 Review
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Gate: A gate opens between Japan and a fantasy world with elves, dragons -- and war. It landed in JSDF officer and otaku Youji Itami's lap!
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Spring 2018 Mid-Season Review
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Gegege no Kitarou (2018) Review
“Gegege no Kitaoru’s theme-focused episodics bite”
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Review: Proud of Me (2018)
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Review: Out of Crimes (2018)
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Punk Samurai Slash Down (2018) review
“Ishii’s narrative meanders a bit too much, but it luckily never outstays its welcome.”
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