| Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Review |
| by Jon Popick |
| The makers of Slamdance victors Harry Knuckles and the Treasure of the Aztec
Mummy are back with a cautionary tale involving Jesus, lesbians, vampires,
Mexican wrestling, Kung Fu and God knows what else I missed because the
smile on my face was so huge,...more |
| Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| Yoshiaki Kawajiri's VAMPIRE HUNTER D: BLOODLUST is a beautiful piece of artwork,
but, like most Japanese anime, it isn't much of a movie. The rich and fairly
static images are visually stunning, but the confusing story isn't worth the
time to decode it....more |
| Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Review |
| by Max Messier (Rating: 3/5) |
| I love Japanese anime on the big screen. The gorgeous colors, the
daunting cel animation detailing the smallest blades of grass, the
complex storylines and character designs, and the thundering
soundtrack. And the impending release of Vampire Hunter D:...more |
