Akumajou Dracula X Chronicle Original Soundtrack

OK! My first music review for "The Ultimate Media Freak"!

Here it goes.

As you can see, this is the best soundtrack arrangement for an epic Castlevania game.

For those of you who don't know, this compilation has songs that are featured in Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles, AKUMAJOU DRACULA X: CHI NO RONDO, and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.

Why do I say that this is the best?

For starters, the soundtrack is digitally remastered. So don't expect this to be a low-quality affair.

Instead, you will be treated with a wholesome, refreshing sounds in real instruments.

You might want to get this. It is worth your money.

Anyway, here are some pictures for your reference:








For a soundtrack, it really stands out to be the most detailed in its presentation.

So, I'm giving this a perfect score of 5/5!



Thank you for reading!

From,
Alucard Yamada

The X-Files: I Want To Believe

OK! Now, it's time to review another film.



Well, I'm not gonna spoil anything.

But one thing is certain. This film is a standalone sequel to the TV series, meaning that this film still retains their storyline, but the details are not related to their alien mythos. Instead, they are dealing with something inhumane and questionable.

I'm not gonna say what it is. You have to find out.

Also, as a teaser, there will be a romantic twist of a plot in the end of this film.

And be sure to stay behind during the credits. There will be something interesting there.

Anyway, the character development here is solid. However, the plot got lost halfway through the entire film, making it "broken".

So, A rating of 4/5 should do justice.



From,
Alucard Yamada

The Leap Years (2008 film)

OK! I'm gonna share my thoughts on this film, "The Leap Years".



Basically, this film is down-right, down-to-earth, as-real-as-it-gets love story with a historical background to boot. That is, the tradition of February 29th. Hence, the title of this film.

Based on the novella "Leap of Love" by Dr. Catherine Lim, I have to say that of all the book-to-film adaptations out there in the cinemas, The Leap Years is truly true to the source material.

And yeah, no person will be spared from the heartfelt memories. And yeah, I even cried during the film. It's that powerful.

So, I'm gonna give this one a perfect score of 5 stars!



And if you haven't watch this film, go ahead and watch it. I recommend this film to anyone and everyone.