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This mishmash of genres offers little. Feb 15, 2018 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
This mishmash of genres offers little.
This is the D that your body craves. This is the D that takes place in a far-flung, post-nuclear hellscape where vampires, werewolves, and all manner of things that go bump in the night reign supreme. Oct 11, 2017 | Full Review…
This is the D that your body craves. This is the D that takes place in a far-flung, post-nuclear hellscape where vampires, werewolves, and all manner of things that go bump in the night reign supreme.
Dan Casey
One of my favorite animated films of all time... Apr 24, 2010 | Full Review…
One of my favorite animated films of all time...
Felix Vasquez Jr.
Old enough that many of the anime techniques used herein have become cliche -- but still has a cool enough story to be worth a look. Feb 2, 2003 | Rating: 3/5
Old enough that many of the anime techniques used herein have become cliche -- but still has a cool enough story to be worth a look.
Luke Y. Thompson
More tedious and ugly anime Aug 14, 2002 | Rating: 1/5
More tedious and ugly anime
Ken Hanke
Above all, it's a very gothic piece of work. Long, sullen shots of decrepit manors and foggy moors make this one of the most atypical -- and interesting -- animated films to hit Austin in a long while. Jan 1, 2000 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Above all, it's a very gothic piece of work. Long, sullen shots of decrepit manors and foggy moors make this one of the most atypical -- and interesting -- animated films to hit Austin in a long while.
Marc Savlov
Based on the manga created by Hideyuki Kikuchi (I google it) this a great story about a dampeel named D. Fantastic vampire anime, specially the character created by Yoshitaka Amano (big fan! Didn't google it). I want to see a third part.
Super Reviewer
Love Vampire Hunter D. Considering how old this is (made in 1985), the animation stands up really well. Also, the commentary is one of the funniest and most informative I've heard so far.
Compared to the remake, this is just God-awful. Violent, shitty and stupid, this is what gives anime a bad name.
A much-derided manga, Vampire Hunter D is an adequate ampire picture. The story concerns a half-caste hunter who travels to a small hamlet to rid them of the thrall of a demonic Count. Such is the characterisation of D that this feels very much like a Samurai film, not to mention the stylistic action sequences. The plot is intruiging for a while, but more or less falls away in its account of a vampire bloodline. The animation has not dated brilliantly, especially considering that the likes of Akira still survive nearly twenty years hence. The real manga influence is regarding the time period; though the village and its inhabitants seem to evoke a medieval era, there still exists the more outlandish technology that befits the growth of cyberpunk via Manga studios. Imperfect, but a worthwhile anime.
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