Review: Kite by Dratt the Wisp

Endorsed by Rancid Pickle on 2007-10-03 16:15:00 The version I viewed was the uncut, uncensored edition. I would personally classify this as hentai, with some great storylines and action sequences thrown in. With that in mind, note that this is definately NOT for the under-18 crowd, and would be an NC-17 rating. Make sure your young'uns are off to bed before popping this in the DVD player. Overall, this short (45 minute) story is chock full of carnage, sex, rape and more carnage. The premise is excellent, almost like La Femme Nikita on acid, or Gunslinger Girl with porn. The Americanized version chopped out most of the heavy hentai action, including an underaged Sawa getting raped after the deaths of her family. Oddly enough,...(continues)

Review: AD Police: To Protect And Serve by Dratt the Wisp

Endorsed by Rancid Pickle on 2007-10-03 16:14:00 I picked up AD Police: To Protect And Serve after watching both Bubblegum Crisis sets. I assumed it was an extention of those series, but it merely borrows some of the environment of BGC. If you could, imagine Bubblegum...(continues)

Review: Ninja Scroll by Dratt the Wisp

Endorsed by Rancid Pickle on 2007-05-22 17:51:00 Ninja Scroll is one of those anime DVDs that almost every anime fan has seen at one time or another. I'm convinced there are magic copies that travel from collection to collection, college to hometown, just so more people can get to...(continues)

Review: Mahoromatic: Automatic Maiden: Combat Maid by Dratt the Wisp

Endorsed by Rancid Pickle on 2007-05-22 17:50:00 Mahoro is a combat android at the end of her life cycle. She is given the choice of continuing until she is killed, or to do something else with her life. She decides on the latter, and has about 398 days to live. She...(continues)

Review: Wind Named Amnesia by SoleGrave

Endorsed by Rancid Pickle on 2007-02-22 11:38:00 Released in 1993 and directed by fan favorite Yoshiaki Kawajiri, A Wind Named Amnesia is an entertaining post-apocalyptic thriller with interesting social commentary. When all human memory is suddenly erased, a young man named...(continues)