Category Archives: Thai Reviews

“Cat for Cash” Series Review (Ep.1 to 10)

We don’t always understand the needs hidden in our hearts until life corners us into facing what we’ve spent years avoiding. Such is the case for Cat for Cash, a Thai BL that looks fluffy on the surface but then sneaks up on you with grief, healing, and the strange comfort of being chosen by a group of cats who expect nothing but honesty.

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“Let Me In Your Heart” Series Review (Ep.1 to 10)

Here again is another BL that I desperately wanted to like. And oh, did it have some fine moments in it. Perhaps it might STILL not be registering, without hard proof, of course (because it is difficult to obtain accurate numbers), that the majority of the BL audience may not be Thai or, at the very least, might be very evenly distributed. While the story certainly does not have to appeal to the non-Thai audience, nonetheless, that fact must be taken into consideration. So, the understanding that a large part of the audience might not know the nuances, intricacies, or subtlety of something so unique like Likay. I reviewed this series from a perspective that I know nothing about Likay Thai dance. For me, this was discernably unique, beautiful, exotic, mesmerizing, colorful, and captivating.

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“MuTeLuv: “Hi” by My Luck, Diva Deva Mata, Love Me if You Swear” Series Review

“MuTeLuv” is a unique effort by GMMTV to script an anthology that describes stories of people who attempt to use supernatural forces to meet their goals, and their unique journeys to finding love along the way. The anthology includes a total of seven stories out of which three are queer romances. We awaited the end of the last story to conclude this series!

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“Only Friends: Dream On” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

There is nothing messier than feelings, especially when it comes to romance, jealousy, and human desires. And nothing takes messy feelings and molds it into a chaotic whirlwind of desire quite like GMMTV’s Only Friends: Dream On, the sequel to its equally messy predecessor Only Friends.

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