We love getting questions. Here, our resident anime expert (Sly) and the anime team answer some of your most frequently asked questions.
To celebrate the release of of BERSERK – THE GOLDEN AGE ARC III – THE ADVENT on DVD, Blu-Ray & Digital in Australia and New Zealand, Geek of Oz’s Ryan Huff summons all of his guts put forward a case for why he’s so berserk about BERSERK.
Madman Entertainment will be postponing the release of BEN-TO series collection.
This month, regular Madman contributor and Twitchfilm critic Kwenton Bellette celebrates the release of weird superhero oddity HENTAI KAMEN and tries to get to the roots of deranged cinema in Japan and argues why its acceptably normal to embrace the weird.
To celebrate the long-awaited release of ATTACK ON TITAN on DVD, Blu-Ray & Digital in Australia and New Zealand, Geek of Oz’s Ryan Huff ponders just why this epic series has made such an impact worldwide.
Madman is proud to announce that DRAGON BALL Z: BATTLE OF GODS will soon screen as a theatrical event in Australia and New Zealand in 2014.
Madman is thrilled to reveal some exciting recent acquisitions. BEN-TO Every day, an epic struggle rages in grocery stores across Japan – the battle for half-priced bento boxes. When a young, broke high school student named Sato joins the ?Half-Priced Food Lovers Club?, he proves to be a rising talent in the world of insane food fights.
Madman Entertainment and Aniplex of America are proud to present the second installment of the SWORD ART ONLINE Exhibition Tour in Australia and, for the first time, New Zealand.
Madman is pleased to announce the acquisition of home video and digital distribution rights in Australia and New Zealand for the hit new web series, STREET FIGHTER: ASSASSIN’S FIST.
DIRTY WARS author and documentary producer, Jeremy Scahill talks to Radio National Breakfast.
Everyone’s favorite Japanese atomic sea-creature has experienced a dynamic series of evolutions since the character’s first appearance in 1954. This month, film critic and cult cinema programmer/enthusiast Zak Hepburn takes a decade to decade look at the legacy of The King of Monsters.
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