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thingism101. Watch the DVDs I own but have not seen.
Current Progress: 25/43
Demon City Shinjuku: The title screen and DVD case says this movie is called Demon City Shinjuku, while the dialogue refers only to Monster City, and IMdb calls it Hell City. Then again, IMdb also says that the characters called Rebby Rah and Master Rai in the dialogue are actually Levih Rah and Master Lai. Anyway, I suppose none of that's important. Shinjuku was leveled ten years ago by demons, leaving the rest of Tokyo untouched. Kyoya and Sayaka go there to defeat Levih Rah because reasons, and have to face a bunch of disturbing monsters along the way. As with most anime from this era, I spent most of the time thinking, "What am I watching?"
Evil Dead II: I know I was lacking serious geek cred having never seen this (though I have seen both the original Evil Dead and Army of Darkness multiple times). And it certainly is better than its predecessor, though the entire trilogy is unceasingly silly. Bruce Campbell certainly lives up to the "camp" in his name. Good times.
Current Progress: 25/43
Demon City Shinjuku: The title screen and DVD case says this movie is called Demon City Shinjuku, while the dialogue refers only to Monster City, and IMdb calls it Hell City. Then again, IMdb also says that the characters called Rebby Rah and Master Rai in the dialogue are actually Levih Rah and Master Lai. Anyway, I suppose none of that's important. Shinjuku was leveled ten years ago by demons, leaving the rest of Tokyo untouched. Kyoya and Sayaka go there to defeat Levih Rah because reasons, and have to face a bunch of disturbing monsters along the way. As with most anime from this era, I spent most of the time thinking, "What am I watching?"
Evil Dead II: I know I was lacking serious geek cred having never seen this (though I have seen both the original Evil Dead and Army of Darkness multiple times). And it certainly is better than its predecessor, though the entire trilogy is unceasingly silly. Bruce Campbell certainly lives up to the "camp" in his name. Good times.
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Date: 2012-08-07 12:58 am (UTC)