Subgenre Sampler
Karas - The Prophecy / The Revelation (2005)- Large–scale, CG rendered anime concerns the battle for Tokyo between two guardian angels who weld various powers of the occult. Two volumes:…
- DVD $29.95, $29.95, $39.95
Sin City (2005)
- A sensational slab of stylized and ultra–violent pulp fiction, adapted from Frank Miller's own notorious 'crime noir' comicbooks, and…
- DVD
$24.95$18.70 
Appleseed - The Movie (Appurushîdo) (2004)- Muscular and violent anime set in a post–WW3 landscape, where a gung–ho woman warrior is captured and transported to a seemingly benign…
- DVD
$24.95$18.70 
Battlestar Galactica (TV Series) (2004-2009)
- Following on from the 2003 miniseries, this has been hailed as Sci–Fi’s greatest TV series to date... SEASON ONE: 13 episodes over 4 DVDs…
- DVD
$80$60 
Devilman (2004)- Clunky live–action manga adaptation saddles a dorky teenager with the fate of mankind, forcing him to adopt the characteristics of a…
- DVD
$19.95$14.95 
Gantz (TV Series) (2004)- A kinetic and ultraviolent adaptation of Hiroya Oku's legendary 'manga' comics, beginning with the resurrection of several unconnected indivduals by…
- DVD $59.95
Hellboy (2004)- Surefire comicbook yarn – fusing Nazi occultism, demonic otherworlds and FBI intrigues with nice touches of style, humour and…
- DVD
$15$11.25 
Howl's Moving Castle (2004)- Yet another miraculous animated odyssey from Hayao Miyazaki, who finds a perfect vehicle in the English fantasy novel by Diana Wynne Jones, about a…
- DVD $29.95
Immortal (Immortel Ad Vitam) (2004)- Adapted from the astounding 'Nikopol Trilogy' comicbook, this futuristic parable is set in New York in 2095, where an Egyptian god hovers above the…
- DVD $29.95
Naruto - The Movie(s) (2004-2014)- The NARUTO series concerns its titular hero and his companions protecting the world from bands of rogue ninjas and other dangers in wait. In…
- DVD $49.95, $49.95, $79.95
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