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Grid of animes that deserve a reboot from left to right: Ouran Highschool Host Club, Yu Yu Hakusho, Trigun, Black Cats
Anime

7 Anime series that deserve a Reboot

Netflix's "Love, Death & Robots" returned for its second season on May 14, 2021.
Reviews, TV

‘Love, Death & Robots’ reboots with another volume

Hailee Steinfeld stars as Emily Dickinson in the Apple TV show, Dickinson. She wears a deep red dress on her way to meet with Death.
Interviews, TV

Interview: ‘Dickinson’ Costume Designer Jennifer Moeller

Cells at Work is one of several educational animes that teach you things, such as how cells work.
Anime

6 Educational Animes That Teach You Things

Emily Dickinson
Socio-cultural

Classic Geek Gal: Emily Dickinson

Bureau of Witch Investigation agent stands in front of a burning stake.
Film, Interviews, SXSW

Interview: ‘Witch Hunt’ director Elle Callahan talks magic, folklore, & more

Writer/director Elle Callahan’s “Witch Hunt” film premiered at the 2021 SXSW Online Film Festival. Read our interview to learn more. Continue reading Interview: ‘Witch Hunt’ director Elle Callahan talks magic, folklore, & more

ChinLin PanMarch 17, 2021May 24, 2021Leave a comment
Black and white still of Judy Song as Ji Yeon Park in Kayla Yumi Lewis's "Parked In America" series pilot.
Film, Reviews, SXSW

Kayla Yumi Lewis’s ‘Parked In America’ is the YA show for Asian teens

Kayla Yumi Lewis’s “Parked In America” is an ambitious series perfect for Asian teens. Read our review of the pilot from SXSW 2021. Continue reading Kayla Yumi Lewis’s ‘Parked In America’ is the YA show for Asian teens

ChinLin PanMarch 17, 2021May 24, 2021Leave a comment
Promotional "Hysterical" film banner
Film, Recaps, Reviews, SXSW

‘Hysterical’ Documents The Strength of Standup’s Women

From director Andrea Blaugrund Nevins, documentary “Hysterical” gives us an intimate look at the journeys of standup women. Continue reading ‘Hysterical’ Documents The Strength of Standup’s Women

ChinLin PanMarch 16, 2021May 24, 20211 Comment
A collage of video game adaptations to film and television; from left to right: Resident Evil, Sonic the Hedgehog, Lara Croft Tomb Raider, and The Witcher
Film, Gaming, Recaps, SXSW, TV

The Business of Video Game Adaptations To TV and Film

Entertainment and gaming professionals came together for a SXSW 2021 panel to discuss video game IPs, the business of adaptations, & more. Continue reading The Business of Video Game Adaptations To TV and Film

ChinLin PanMarch 16, 2021March 28, 20212 Comments

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