In 1988, one of the pioneer pieces of “cyberpunk” media was released to theaters and home video. The dark and grotesque, half-horror, half-action, completely insane animated masterpiece, “Akira”. For many people, this movie needs no introduction, but for the rest, all that should be said is that “the most influential piece of Japanese animation in the last 40 years” isn’t an understatement. From Hollywood films to music videos, if you take a sec…
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