Subscribers to Netflix UK will now be able to enjoy Studio Ponoc’s feature-length-film Mary and the Witch’s Flower, the sixth season of Naruto, as well as the brand new Netflix produced anime film The Rose of Versailles. 30th April 2025: The Rose of Versailles: In an age of revolution, Marie Antoinette and her protector Oscar …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and I am eager to get outside for a jog, yet nonetheless will heroically soldier on through this Week in Review. It’s actually been quite a productive week over here, as the return of my party’s rogue …
Lazarus Ep 4 Review Thanks to Lazarus’ efforts in the last episode, they managed to get a few leads on Dr. Skinner. Axel and Leland managed to track down Skinner’s grandmother in Istanbul and got a better idea of what the man behind Hapna is like. Meanwhile, Eleina managed to discover that the one responsible …
Apocalypse Hotel came more or less our of nowhere to establish itself as one of the season’s core staples. This episode was certainly the most conventional so far, and as such less of a revelation than the first three. Is that a problem? Not necessarily. I mean, it was still excellent, which is a sign …
(This review covers both the first season and the second one, Bananya and the Curious Bunch) Now here’s an anime that I’m sure not a whole lot of people know about. Bananya is a short TV series that’s literally about the adventures of cute pocket-sized kittens that live in banana peels. That’s it. It’s a …
Ew, Tremors. Impressions: It was definitely stronger than the previous episode, and I kind of approve of its attempt to invoke horror tropes. Tremors being the obvious one, but it also did the Jurassic Park scene and Ash/Doomguy’s chainsaw. But that only came about 17 minutes into the episode and lasted for less than …
