Most anime fans love shonen and respect seinen classics like Berserk, but there’s still a huge blind spot in the community. Shojo, and especially its more mature counterpart, josei, often get brushed ...

Regarding any type of media you consume, there are going to be common themes that overlap between different franchises— after ...

The world premiere of Guillermo del Toro's highly-anticipated adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein took place at the Venice Film Festival yesterday, and those in attendance have been sharing ...

Though we don't have word on a trailer just yet, Maggie Gyllenhaal's long-awaited take on The Bride of Frankenstein has been ...

Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman naturally bring a certain dry Britishness to roles originally portrayed by Michael ...

Updated: Two major global milestones were crossed this weekend as Warner Bros/DC’s Superman passed the six-century mark — at ...

Sci-fi anime Takopi's Original Sin has become the first anime to have all episodes rated over 9 on IMDb.

Few things resonate more deeply than a romance anime about the very first time someone’s heart races for another person.

Same here. Thankfully, there’s a weirder, wilder side to anime romance that refuses to play by the rules. In this world, love isn't always about picture-perfect moments or convenient plot twists.

Some anime don’t just tell a love story; they leave a lasting scar on your heart. If Your Name and I Want to Eat Your Pancreas left you emotionally shattered, you’re not alone.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige reveals when fans can expect to see more R-rated content in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

R-rated anime is not a rarity, with many popular TV anime shows, like Chainsaw Man and Re: Zero, featuring an abundance of gore, explicit content, and mature themes. Yet, some of the most ...