Movie: (Type) Self-explanatory. This should only apply to movies released in the theater.
Violent: (Objectionable Content) Titles that include as an important part of their content excessive displays of cruelty, blood and gore. Any of the classical 'slasher' films would qualify for this keyword. The series Black Lagoon would be a good example; as many of its chapters involve killer lolis, chainsaw mercenaries and flying body parts.
Suspense: (Genre) An anime title that gives you a "pleasant excitement as to a decision or outcome" should be in this classification.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| G | ||
 Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence |
Buy |
A sequel to the famous Puppet Master movie of 1995, Batou and Togusa now investigate the strange rebellious murders of sex robots against their masters. During their investigation, they encounter dangerous hackers, crazy Yakuza, and even bits of the Major materialized from the net. Batou is a living doll. His whole body, even his arms and legs are entirely man-made. What only remains are traces of his brain and memories of a woman named, Motoko. When the boundary between humans and machines has infinitely blurred, Humans have forgotten that they are humans. This is a promiscuous story of a lonesome "ghost" of a man, who nevertheless seeks to retain humanity. |
| I | ||
| Innocence | Buy | See Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence |
| J | ||
| Jin Roh | Buy | See Jin-Roh |
 Jin-Roh |
Buy |
In an alternate world, around 1960, Japan suffers serious civil disorder. The Capital Police with their deadly Panzer Cops are the solution but few like them, even among the police. Conspiracies are brewing and at their center is Fuse, the lone wolf. |
| W | ||
| Wolf Brigade, The | Buy | See Jin-Roh |
| イノセンス GHOST IN THE SHELL（仮題） (Japanese) | Buy | See Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence |
| 人狼 | Buy | See Jin-Roh |
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