Ten gut-churning but aesthetically brilliant post-1980s anime that honestly reflects the message behind the works, blending visceral horror, violence, and gore with stunning visuals, elements used not just for shock but to deepen the narrative’s impact.
12 R-rated animated spin-offs based on popular movies and games, ranging from violent dystopias to gritty reimaginings. These works show just how powerful adult animations can push boundaries in ways that live-action sometimes cannot. With trailers.
Demoplays, character bios, and a quick match showcasing each hero of the arcade version of The King of Dragons, a classic side-scrolling beat ’em up with a Dungeons & Dragons–like medieval fantasy theme released by Capcom in 1991.
Intro scenes, demos, character bios, and two quick matches from Saturday Night Slam Masters — known in Japan as Muscle Bomber: The Body Explosion — a classic pro wrestling game released by Capcom on July 13, 1993, for arcades.
Trailer of Blade: The Series, the almost forgotten TV show about Marvel’s incredibly popular vampire hunter. Released in 2006, it flew under the radar for many — but it has a direct connection to the trilogy starring Wesley Snipes.
Demoplays, intro, bios and quick gameplay of Final Fight, Capcom’s legendary beat ‘em up originally released in 1989 for arcades which impact was so huge that it spawned sequels, ports, spin-offs, influenced the Street Fighter series and revamped its whole genre!
15 cyberpunk and sci-fi films from the 80s and 90s that still feel reasonably fresh today, whether through their timeless themes or strong production values, a compelling snapshot of how the late 20th century imagined our future — for better or worse.
15 great and classic R-rated anime from the 80s and 90s, so we can relive the raw intensity that defined an era, diving into the gritty, mature landscapes that showcase groundbreaking animation and unforgettable stories.
Demos, cutscenes and gameplays of Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, Capcom’s iconic beat ’em up released in 1993 for the CPS-1 / CPS-Dash system and based on the Xenozoic Tales comic book series. The quickplays are with Hannah and Mustapha.
Morgue theme from Shadowrun, a unique cyberpunk SNES RPG from 1993 that blends science fiction with noir elements, setting itself apart from most 16-bit titles of its time. The track plays early in the game and sets the tone perfectly: moody, tense, and slightly surreal