Rurouni Kenshin (Film Review)
Rurouni Kenshin Review by Jen Wang Rurouni Kenshin is, in one word, nostalgic. On the surface, it is an adaptation of a manga and anime many Continue reading…
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Rurouni Kenshin Review by Jen Wang Rurouni Kenshin is, in one word, nostalgic. On the surface, it is an adaptation of a manga and anime many Continue reading…
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BLOODY MONDAY Episode 3 Review by David Cirone Maya doesn’t buy Falcon’s story, and she pulls a gun on him. Before she can pull the trigger, Continue reading…
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