1992
Noah’s Barks pages covering things relating to the year 1992.
Noah’s Barks pages covering things relating to the year 1992.

100 levels later, ‘Kid Chameleon’ has succeeded in breaking my psyche. What have I learned from this debacle? (read more)

A ten-page manga within the instruction booklet of the classic adventure video game, ‘Snatcher,’ directed by Hideo Kojima of ‘Metal Gear Solid’ fame. (read more)

Perhaps the most forgotten entry in the classic Mega Man series, does 5 really deserve to be a mere footnote? (read more)

Yu Yu Hakusho is the ideal blueprint for all classic shonen series, with occasional hints at where its successors would innovate. (Includes Nightmare Hakusho) (read more)

The oft-called "black sheep" of the ‘Fire Emblem’ series, is ‘Fire Emblem Gaiden’ as bizarre as people say? (read more)

Will ‘Porco Rosso’ ever rise above being a middle-of-the-road Ghibli movie? Maybe when pigs fly. Oh. Damn it. (read more)

The black sheep of the ‘Macross’ franchise, ‘Macross II’ was created with little involvement from the original creators. Surprisingly, it feels very on-point, but still little more than an average ’90s OVA. There are worse things something can be. (read more)

This larger-than-life OVA transcends genres in its attempt to celebrate the works of Mitsuteru Yokoyama, and its success in doing so ensures they’ll be remembered for generations to come. (read more)

AKA: Evil Dead III / Evil Dead 3 The best Evil Dead movie! While a great trilogy throughout, the movies (or rather Sam Raimi) are better at parody than they are at being creepy, so Army of Darkness benefits by becoming an all-out horror-themed slapstick-fest. It’s damn funny in its own right, and is more… (read more)

I admit my slight unfairness when I say my only complaint about Reservoir Dogs is that it’s too short. Many great movies leave you wanting more, but here I was left needing more. I also didn’t like how a couple of the team members were completely irrelevant. These issues could solve each other. Still, it’s… (read more)