Hidzir Junaini
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‘Demon Slayer’ season 3 episode 2 recap: Tanjiro versus robot
**Spoilers for ‘Yoriichi Type Zero’ ahead**
‘Demon Slayer’ season 3 episode 1 recap: journey to the Swordsmith Village
**Spoilers for 'Demon Slayer' season three, episode one ‘Someone's Dream’ ahead**
‘Kill Boksoon’ review: full of heart yet overstuffed and overly referential
Jeon Do-yeon is an assassin in a stylish action-thriller where murdering is easier than mothering
‘Tengoku Daimakyo’ review: believe in this anime’s heavenly delusions
Intriguing mysteries abound in this fascinating, post-apocalyptic Disney+ anime based on Masakazu Ishiguro’s acclaimed manga
‘Attack on Titan: The Final Season, Part 3’ review: Royal Rumbling
Sins of the past and a sacrifice for the future bookend ‘Attack on Titan’’s penultimate instalment
‘Re/Member’ review: for/gettable high school horror flick
Japanese teens are caught in a killer time loop in this insipid mess of a movie
Director Timo Tjahjanto on the success of his first comedy ‘The Big 4’: “Try something new or risk becoming stagnant”
The Indonesian filmmaker behind cult classics such as ‘May the Devil Take You’ and ‘The Night Comes for Us’ talks about his surprise Netflix hit – and spills the beans on the next movie he’s making for the streamer
‘JUNG_E’ review: ‘Universal Soldier’ meets ‘Westworld’ in this South Korean sci-fi dystopia
The director of ‘Hellbound’ and ‘Train to Busan’ returns with an emotional, post-apocalyptic tale about family and artificial intelligence
The 10 best Asian films of 2022
Dystopian fiction, emotionally profound slow-burners and over-the-top action and theatrics – here are Asia’s buzziest and most robust films this year
‘Big Bet’ review: place a wager on this Scorsese-loving K-drama
‘Oldboy’ star Choi Min-sik returns to TV after 26 years as an underdog-turned-casino tycoon who continually beats the odds
The 10 best Asian TV shows of 2022
From thrilling whodunnits and wholesome comedies to gory anime and rich historical fiction, here are the best TV shows to come out of Asia this year
Horror maestro Joko Anwar: “In Southeast Asia, we have a rich tradition of ghost stories”
The director behind creepy classics 'Satan’s Slaves' and 'Impetigore'