JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable Chapter 1 (Newbies)

I look at Takashi Miike’s adaptation of the world-famous manga – for those who aren’t too familiar with it.

Cook Up a Storm

It’s tradition vs haute cuisine in Raymond Yip’s culinary comedy-drama.

The bodies hit the floor in Jung Byung-gil's action-thriller.

The night is young in Masaaki Yuasa’s fun, strange romantic fantasy.

Kobun Shizuno and Hiroyuki Seshita’s kaiju opener is a tedious but promising start to a trilogy.

An interview turns deep in this sort-of romantic drama.

Friendship arises from tragedy in Bon Am’s quaint drama.

Some good ideas are wasted in a perfectly serviceable but otherwise dull sci fi mystery.

You might have already seen everything Herman Yau’s action thriller might have to offer before, but it still does a pretty good job.

Kim Sung-Wook’s comedy never really commits and as a result achieves nothing.

Lee Kwang-Kuk’s romantic drama is a mellow reflection on success, failure and reconnection.

There’s no rest for the wicked in Takashi Miike’s epic manga adaptation.