[Guyver Spawn]

I re-watch the original Vampire Hunter D movie on Blu-Ray. I haven't seen the movie since I was a kid on the Sci-Fi channel. I do think that the movie hold very well. The movie's plot structure could have been a bit better, but still a great movie after 30 years later. Yoshitaka Amano's artwork really gives this movie a very gothic and spooky atmosphere. The movie's art direction is one reason why I love this film today because it gives it's own special look to it. Modern anime fans may not like it because it's dated, but I still love it. Sentai Filmworks​ did a great job on the blu-ray since the picture and sound on it is fantastic.

I did wish they got the Streamline dub with the Blu-Ray release since that's the dub that I grew up with. However the voice acting in the new dub is pretty good and everyone did a good job on their role. Overall I give Vampire Hunter D (1985) a B+.