One of my most anticipated films of the year; most of it thanks to how packed the cast is, gives me the motivation to keep these eyes towards the screen and how everything in the story has come to unfold from beginning all the way through the end.

Kiba: The Fangs of Fiction surprisingly adds a lot of tense and entertainment to a story that could have been executed as a low-key, slow-paced arthouse flick. The cast is amazing, though I regret a few of these big names end up not getting used properly; or at least their characters are.

Speaking of the story, I admit that this film and Blue, among others, have those not everyone could enjoy nor have it spoken towards. With the case of this film, it might be too confusing for some to understand; as even though as much as I was drawn by this, there are things that are just a little too much to be going on at the same time.

But again, yes I do have fun. Glad I was able to catch this while I can.