“Clean Up” is a 2019 Korean movie, categorized as Crime, and Psychological Thriller; and streaming on KOCOWA+. SUMMARY: A woman is not only grieving the loss of her son but is burdened with guilt because she committed a crime against another child about the same age as her son who died. ♦ I Can’t Stop Feeling Guilty In “Clean Up,” Jung Ju works as a cleanup lady. When she gets off work, she gets drunk. She goes to church, repents of her sins, and asks for forgiveness. Maybe she has been forgiven by the Divine, but she just can’t seem to forgive…

Salvatore Ganacci in Fatal Fury: City of Wolves? WTF! What is happening to Fatal Fury? The once-beloved franchise has officially gone off the rails, and I can’t believe what SNK is doing to it. “Shatter your expectations,” they said. Well, mission accomplished. But it’s not the kind of shattering we were hoping for. After the somewhat understandable inclusion of Ken and Chun-Li from Street Fighter, and even the crossover with Mai and Terry in Street Fighter 6, things have now taken an absurd turn. Cristiano Ronaldo—yes, the soccer player—was bad enough, and we all thought that was an April Fools’…

Dead by Daylight’s next licensed chapter is set to bring a surprising twist to the asymmetrical horror game—Tokyo Ghoul. While most Dead by Daylight killers are traditional villains, this chapter marks the first time an anime hero takes on the role of a killer. Ken Kaneki, known as “The Ghoul” in Dead by Daylight and the protagonist of Tokyo Ghoul, is stepping into the Fog, but not as the hero fans know him to be. Kaneki is widely recognized as a tragic hero in both the anime and manga, a character who struggles with his dual nature as a human-turned-ghoul.…