I really love when a series allows its characters to grow. I love it even more when a villain with no redemptive qualities isn’t redeemed.
And The Servant Prince manages to give me both.
Continue reading “The Servant Prince” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
I love a good mystery thriller and a good paranormal storyline, and Nour brings both to the table.
Sprinkle in some desire, and you have the recipe for something incredibly intriguing.
“The Fire” isn’t your typical “Enemies to Lover’s” journey, it is a sojourn of lifetime redemption!!
From young love to painful separation to learning how to love during a tumultuous time when choosing each other means going against nearly everyone else, The Edge of Horizon proves that some things are worth fighting for even when the two people trying to hold onto them are constantly being told they can never happen.
Continue reading “The Edge of Horizon” Series Review (Ep.3 to 11)
Frankly, this series is inferior in every conceivable dimension imaginable. And we need to quit pretending that it is not. It is a confusing, disjointed story with undramatic if not dull acting, with a very poor script, followed by mediocre cinematography and frankly, even pedestrian musical numbers. Sure, I was intrigued by the theme’s concept and initial plot, but then after the first episode, it fell apart.
Continue reading “Smile After Tears” Series Review (Ep.1 to 12)
Trust, once lost, is hard to earn back. Especially when your confidence and sense of security have already been shaken by betrayal and shame.
Continue reading “Hold On, Harutora-kun” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Some shows leave you exasperated with their very existence. This was one such show!!
Continue reading “Frozen Valentine” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
What happens when a mischievous young master meets a strict police officer??
Continue reading “Cases between Us” Series Review (Ep.1 to 36)
I am going to break my cardinal rule against comparing lead actors to their past performances, but there is just something so satisfying about watching New Thitpoom and Tay Tawan perform together again. In addition, there is a magnetism about seeing these two back on the screen again. They are indeed stalwarts in the BL industry. This series proved that they could bring back their old magic despite being saddled with a bad script. Everything seems so natural to them. However, as entertaining as these two are (and others), it was the silly plot and the lame screenplay that infantilized their attachment and made it embarrassing. They deserved better.
Continue reading “A Dog and A Plane” Series Review (Ep.1 to 10)
Nothing brings people together quite like a shared interest in something. Sometimes all it takes is finding that one person who understands something you thought you had to enjoy alone.
Continue reading “Popular Serizawa Acts Weird Around Me” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
