Shiki (屍鬼) is the 2010 shōnen anime adaptation of the original horror mystery novel written by Fuyumi Ono. It was produced by studio Daume and directed by Tetsurō Amino. I picked this anime up a short while ago after it came highly recommend to me via a few chums who knew I was craving a…
Storm Front by Jim Butcher is the first book in the urban fantasy series, The Dresden Files. It’s about a wizard named Harry Dresden, living in Chicago, who can be looked up in the yellow pages under his name. He’s not into parties or parlour tricks, but if you’ve got a lost kitty or a…
Spring is in the air, unless you’re living in California. In that case, Summer is here in full kick-you-in-the-allergies-and-burn-your-flesh-off glory. With Spring arrives the fragrance of fresh flowers, a cool breeze to abate the morning sweat, and tons of vibrantly bright colours just flourishing everywhere you look. Normally, I’m someone who doesn’t really care for…
Last week, I talked about some fun Hulu shows that are great for binge-watching during this Quarantine Era of 2020. Shows that can make you laugh, cry, or just check the heck out with WTF shenanigans. This week, I thought it would be neat to share Netflix shows that I love watching and re-watching. Since…
Phi Brain: Puzzle of God (ファイ・ブレイン 神のパズル) is a 2011 shōnen, adventure anime series that was produced by Sunrise studios. Due to its popularity, it spawned a total of three seasons, a manga adaptation, and a video game for the PlayStation Portable. I came across the anime when I hit the Randomiser button on Crunchyroll…
Content Warning: Disturbing imagery Little Nightmares is a horror action-adventure puzzle platformer that was published by Bandai Namco Entertainment in 2017. This single-player game follows a little girl that is dressed up in a yellow raincoat. We quickly learn that she’s trapped in a place referred to as the Maw, which is a mysterious ship…
It’s hard to believe that this shall be my last Dewey’s 24-hour Readathon TBR post. The gig started back in 2007, and it’s with some sadness that the hosts decided to make this their last hurrah. I may not have been a blogger or anything remotely close to a bibliophile back then (took a long…
