Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Breaking Away from the Worst Shonen Trope

This spring season has been a slow burn for me. With nothing immediately jumping out and dragging me in with cold, clammy hands. I had to search out which shows I wanted to invest my time into through… recommendations. Seriously though, without Youtube not throwing  especially cute shows at me through their algorithm I ended up finding Demon Slayer through a different kind of grapevine: Human interaction!

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Pet Sematary (2019): A Return to Slow Burn Horror

My main driving force in going to see this movie was derived from 2017’s IT: A movie that I enjoyed far more than I’d expected to. Between the two, it gives me hope that we can make another step in the direction of mainstream movies taking the horror genre more seriously. At least, as seriously as it’s been taken since colour was the standard.

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Dragon Ball Super – Chapter 47 Review: Stolen Dragon Balls

The madmen went and did it, something I would have never expected to see: They made Majin Buu relevant again.

When this arc started, with Goku and Vegeta joining the Galactic Patrol, I thought there was going to be more of a planet hopping aspect to the story, but as it turns out, we’re going to be spending a bit more time on Namek.

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