Casual clothes and date week, apparently. Impressions: Well, that was anticlimactic. On kind of every front. It seemed like this would be centered on the delinquent girl, but she just rolls with everything. It’s not the worst, but why is she even around? Just to do the same reactions as everyone else and suck …
And punching children. Impressions: Can’t say it was the most interesting episode, and it feels particularly weird that they’re not just throwing Teoritta in a box somewhere for the entire affair, but she’s seemingly not making any kind of commotion about it. Or appearing in the episode at all aside from taking a nap …
Coming from where I was last week, this is an improvement. I’m not royally pissed off at least – there were still things which annoyed me in how this episode played out, but not to the extent of the past couple of episodes. Safe to say it took a couple of turns I wasn’t necessarily …
Third Window Films have recently confirmed that they will release a new Blu-Ray set in the UK that will spotlight Takashi Ono’s I am Baseball along with three other short films in a collection known as New Directors from Japan: Takashi Ono. This UK (REGION FREE) Blu-Ray release of New Directors from Japan: Takashi Ono …
At least she almost got a kid killed. Impressions: Focused on the lady teacher this time, and she didn’t come out for the better. The monster of the week was one of these things, converted to just an insomnia demon, more or less. I guess they had realized they had probably overdone it on …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. This week a fresh carpet of snow has descended to terrorize my poor neighborhood, meaning I’ve had plenty of time to stay inside and screen fresh projects. We completed the second season of the Fallout adaptation, which continued to nail the aesthetics and rightfully bleak philosophy …
