There may be no more important name to the spread of anime in the United States than Toonami. The programming block on Cartoon Network introduced millions of kids to titles like Dragon Ball Z, Sailor ...

Even in Kon's more lighthearted work, likeTokyo Godfathers, he always presents life in contemporary Japan with grit and cynicism, a dreary place many seek an escape from, a place that seeks to destroy ...

Paranoia Agent is a lot of things — it’s a display of a moral panic in motion, as fear grips a population and turns it against itself. It’s a dive into how the media can spread information and ...

Psychological thrillers consistently prove to be rewarding series that make up some of the anime medium’s most memorable shows of the past few decades. Psycho-Pass ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The flexibility of television enticed Kon because he wanted the freedom to explore a variety of themes and topics rather than be ...

At turns disturbing, darkly humorous, and deeply heartfelt, Paranoia Agent exemplifies everything people love about Satoshi Kon’s work, and why fans still miss him nearly a decade after his death For ...

Welcome to Go Watch This, a regular feature at PennLive where staff and readers recommend movies and shows worth watching. Email your review to submissions@pennlive.com or fill out the form at the ...

Erick Massoto is a Brazilian writer who's always loved film and TV and loves finding connections between them. That's why he supports double features, especially if they are of a modern film paired ...

Amazon recently made the news in the world of anime thanks to a glitch that saw Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero offering digital copies of the film for its lowest price yet. With Amazon Video having its ...