Geek It! Animation Flashback: Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
When we think about Halloween, we immediately cast our minds to freaky animated shows back in the ’90s. There was one particular horror series that stood out from the [...]
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Geek It! Anime Review: Hinamatsuri (2018)
In what appears to be the most underrated anime of Spring 2018, the story of HINAMATSURI can be best described as chaotically super awkward with many wholesome feels. Meet [...]
Geek It! Celeb Style Crush: Emma Stone
From a young age, Emma Stone has always been invested in her dream of becoming an actress in Hollywood. Growing up, she became involved in theatre productions such as The [...]
Animation Film Review: Your Name (2016)
For many decades, Hayao Miyazaki holds the honourable title of being the king of animation. So when YOUR NAME makes its mark on the industry gaining similar [...]
Geek It! Random Geek: Nobunari on Ice, Sailor Moon Cosplay Magic, Fanmade Boruto animation
HERE IS CTRLGEEKGIRL’S LATEST EDITION OF RANDOM GEEK! * * * * * * NOBUNARI ON ICE: WHAT AN EGGS-TRAORDINARY TRANSFORMATION! Yes, our ice-skating mania continues! And [...]
Geek It! Spotlight: CtrlGeekPod’s Top 10 picks for Sydney Japanese Film Festival 2016
It’s that exciting time of the year again! From horror to sci-fi to drama, the Japanese film industry offers a versatile selection of films that will attract viewers [...]
[DVD] Anime Review: Golden Time (2013)
From the animation house behind fan-favourite rom-coms such as Love Stage!!, Toradora, and Ano Natsu de Matteru, GOLDEN TIME is a mix of drama, romance, and supernatural [...]
[DVD] Anime Review: Hozuki’s Coolheadedness
Welcome to Japanese Hell. Ruled by Head Judge of Hell, King Enma, HOZUKI’S COOLHEADEDNESS revolves around demon Hozuki and his working life in Japanese Hell. From the [...]
Geek It! Japanese Film Festival 2015 Countdown: Top 10 JFF films we want to see!
There is just something about the Japanese film industry that makes each and every film unique. Whether it is a majestic animated film or a bizarre adventure filled with [...]
Film Review: American Ultra (2015)
From the director of Project X, director Nima Nourizadeh brings Max Landis’s original work to life in the greatest way possible. Filled with gore, humour, and [...]
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