An old favorite series brings staledogg out of his depression. But it seems someone has an eye on him...and his job.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Asian Film Review-Sukiyaki Western Django
Yet another old review. This one features Quinten Tarentino.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Asian Film Review- Red Shadow "Akakage"
Another old review of mine, except this one was actually pretty good.
Labels:
Akakage,
Asian Film Reviews,
Red Shadow,
staledogg
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Cutie Honey review
Here's one of my earlier reviews(hense the fact that it's rather bad)
Labels:
anime,
Asian Film Reviews,
Cutie Honey,
Eriko Satou,
staledogg
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue #1
staledogg's depression continues as he's forced to post a new review for thatjacketguy's TMNT collab.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
You Only Live Twice
An old review has finally been brought out. What happens when James Bond goes to Japan? Sounds like a bad joke.
Labels:
James Bond,
Rosenhacker,
staledogg,
You only live twice
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Japan
Anyone who knows me knows that I have a great love for Japanese culture. Even if I didn't, however, I would still feel the way I do about the current state of affairs over there.
Yesterday morning, I put on the news for the first time in a long time while I was waiting for my first class at school. I was shocked when I saw the news about the 8.9 earthquake and its resulting tsunami. Once the shock wore off, I began wondering about the people there as well as the people in Hawaii and the west coast of the United States.
Like some, I have friends in Japan that I am concerned about. They live in Kanegawa, which I don't believe took a great brunt of the damage, but I still have to worry for quite a while because I only have a mailing address and can not contact them in any other way.
My prayers go out to all the people of Japan as well as Hawaii and the west coast. No matter how much or little an area may have been hit, it's still a rough time to go through.
Yesterday morning, I put on the news for the first time in a long time while I was waiting for my first class at school. I was shocked when I saw the news about the 8.9 earthquake and its resulting tsunami. Once the shock wore off, I began wondering about the people there as well as the people in Hawaii and the west coast of the United States.
Like some, I have friends in Japan that I am concerned about. They live in Kanegawa, which I don't believe took a great brunt of the damage, but I still have to worry for quite a while because I only have a mailing address and can not contact them in any other way.
My prayers go out to all the people of Japan as well as Hawaii and the west coast. No matter how much or little an area may have been hit, it's still a rough time to go through.
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