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The Liar Game anime will mark the first time Kaitani’s manga is animated, as it has previously been adapted in various formats. It was initially published in Weekly Young Jump magazine back in February 2005 and ran for ten years, encompassing 201 chapters and 19 volumes. Prior to the anime adaptation, a two-season Japanese live-action drama series was produced in 2007 and 2009. This was followed by a live-action film called Liar Game: The Final Stage in 2010. Another Japanese live-action film, Liar Game: Reborn, was released in 2012 with a new cast. South Korea also produced its own live-action television series of Liar Game in 2014. However, the upcoming Liar Game anime by REMOV and Madhouse will be the first to bring the series to life in animated form.

As a movie enthusiast deeply rooted in the realm of horror, I’ve noticed a distinct shift in Hollywood’s approach towards horror reboots in the 21st century: “If we can’t create a more captivating film, let’s ramp up the grotesque factor instead.” With this understanding, I’ve compiled a chilling list of the most gruesome horror reboots from the past quarter-century. Fair warning for the squeamish among you-things are about to get quite visceral!

As reported by Anime Corner’s official channel, the English dubbed premiere of a certain series will take place on August 23rd, 2025. From September 7th, 2025, the dubbed version will be available weekly. The subtitled version will wrap up in Japan on September 28th, given that new episodes are released without delay each week. Since Netflix will air the episodes a week later than their Japanese broadcast, the final episode will air on October 5th, 2025. Some fans have voiced their frustration regarding the streaming schedule discrepancy, but it appears unlikely that any adjustments to the release plan will be made now that the anime is already halfway through.

Initially, the Blade movie, based on Marvel Comics, became a box office sensation, catapulting the character into popular culture with two follow-ups and a TV show, all while Wesley Snipes reprised his role as Blade in the 2024’s Deadpool & Wolverine. Known for his bold action entries accentuated by his signature sunglasses that complemented his fearsome, sword-wielding persona, Blade has had no dearth of thrilling fight scenes, memorable quips, and poignant human insights throughout his film career. However, the Daywalker’s inaugural fight scene at a bloodied vampire rave in 1998’s Blade remains unsurpassed as his most enduring and legendary moment.