I have always admired those who play chess and are good at it because I don't know how to play or even know the rules. It seems to require a lot of strategy. I would love to learn how to play one day. It sounds like a difficult game and a game which involves having … Continue reading The Magic Blade (1976) Review: Life Is A Game of Chess
Month: December 2020
Halsdoll’s Diner: How about Some Live Music and Merry Christmas
My diner is a little shabby and there aren't many customers so I thought I put some music so I will bring some more customers to my diner (a.k.a blog). If you are new to my blog, please check out my old blog post why I created it in the first place. If you are … Continue reading Halsdoll’s Diner: How about Some Live Music and Merry Christmas
13 Sentinels Aegis Rim Review: The Future of Humanity Is in Space
Are you a fan of Science Fiction? Mystery? Video games? Think there is more to life outside of planet Earth? Curious about venturing out into the void? Do you have a robotic brain? Those with a mind of an encyclopedia will sure enjoy this game. You know, the type of gamer who enjoys absorbing facts … Continue reading 13 Sentinels Aegis Rim Review: The Future of Humanity Is in Space
Female Prisoner 701 Scorpion (1972) Review: The Obedient Citizen and Her Government
I'm glad I watched this film last in this series. It took a bit of detective work but I enjoyed the ride. Everything makes sense why Scorpion possesses the spirit of a dead girl and why she harbors a deep hatred towards cops. This film got political fast and I am afraid that I don't … Continue reading Female Prisoner 701 Scorpion (1972) Review: The Obedient Citizen and Her Government
Female Prisoner Scorpion Beast Stable (1973) Review: Strike A Pose in Red District
There are four films total based on the manga series written by Tooru Shinohara. I've been hooked with this series. So far I watched 3 out of 4. Not all the films are directed by Shunya Ito. Female Prisoner Scorpion: 701's Grudge Song was directed by Yasuharu Hasebe. No wonder the style is noticeably different. … Continue reading Female Prisoner Scorpion Beast Stable (1973) Review: Strike A Pose in Red District
Female Prisoner Scorpion 701’s Grudge Song (1972) Review: Your “Thingy” Will Get Sting
If you have been following this blog, you probably know that I enjoyed Female Prisoner Jailhouse 41 very much. Some would argue that the film is a response to the Feminist Movement, calling out all men as filthy horn dogs. Women became criminals because men have wronged them in some ways (okay maybe I am … Continue reading Female Prisoner Scorpion 701’s Grudge Song (1972) Review: Your “Thingy” Will Get Sting
My Top 3 Best Video Game Soundtracks
If I don't put "My" in the title, people will get upset, not realizing my opinion is not a fact. What is the irony in that? Unfortunately, many people are quick to speak than think. You can argue with me all you want on what is the best video game soundtrack because it will go … Continue reading My Top 3 Best Video Game Soundtracks
Street Fighter II The Animated Movie (1994) Review: A Great Work Out for the Eyes
Do you like fighting games? I love fighting games even though I never did beat my brother in a match. It's the only video game genre that will make me lose my temper. Let's just say my brother enjoyed watching me get angry when I lose to him. Not so fun if you keep losing. … Continue reading Street Fighter II The Animated Movie (1994) Review: A Great Work Out for the Eyes
Belated Thanksgiving Dinner: Halsdoll’s Style
People already have their Christmas tree up whereas I'm just getting to Thanksgiving. If this was a real job I might have gotten fired by now. I'm from the West Coast. People here are pretty laid back, a little tardiness is okay. I'm only a few days late. I'm here. I'm present! The stock market … Continue reading Belated Thanksgiving Dinner: Halsdoll’s Style