REVIEWS

From Studio MADHOUSE, Goodbye, Don Glees! is Atsuko Ishizuka’s directorial debut, a coming of age tale with heart and originality.

Attachment is a Shudder Original film about a Jewish mother and daughter, a spontaneous relationship, and a dybbuk in the middle of it all.

Rogues Gallery #1 offers a searing look at the dark side of fandom – specifically, the dangers of letting it overtake one’s personality.

The Vertical Sea is about India, an elementary school teacher whose panic attacks make her relationship difficult and her students’ parents worried

Farzar Season 1 follows Prince Fichael on his misadventures fighting monsters and dealing with his villainous father Renzo.

Powerwash Simulator is a very zen game. Give it a shot, and you’ll find a game that is the perfect wind-down after a long, stressful day. 

Hurts Like Hell mixes dramatization and interviews to show several interrelated vignettes of the horrors and corruption of Muay Thai in Thailand.

In Queen of Glory, Sarah returns to her mother’s home after her death to learn she’s inherited her books store, which gets in the way of her life’s plans.

Anything’s Possible is a sweet trans-led high school rom-com about two kids trying to figure out who they are, what they want, and how to love each other.

The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting Episode 2 sees Kirishima grow more fond of his new charge as she begins to impact who he is.