Surprise! A BL from the United States! (We do not and cannot call it that though). This is a wonderful BL series about high school boys who are in a gay relationship. I know this is a bit unorthodox to list this as a BL, but it certainly is and is especially well done. Sure, it has the discernment and mores of the American culture, but in a sense, it is still kind of ground-breaking.
Continue reading “Love Victor” Series Review (Season One & Two)
If you are looking for a Thai BL series that will make you hungry, then you’ve come to the right place because the new drama Bite Me the Series will not disappoint. It’s probably best to watch this drama with snacks close at hand. I spent most of the first episode gawking at the food and salivating, which isn’t a bad thing. But it also isn’t necessarily good.
Continue reading “Bite Me The Series” First Impression (Episode One)
A short film that was not-so-short, but caught my attention, nonetheless.
If anyone is familiar with the phrase “Alla Famiglia” made famous from the movie “MOONSTRUCK”, this is its Vietnamese counterpart. It is all about family and trying to fit in.
Continue reading “My Monster-In-Law Season One” Series Review (Ep.1 to 31)
While Sismance or Girls’ Love dramas (as they are infamously known) aren’t as popular as their BL genre, they have their own niche audience.
Continue reading “Couple of Mirrors” First Impressions (Ep.1 to 6)
This show focuses on Qiu Zi Xuan (Zach Lu), a very smart, athletic superstar and Xia Yu Hao (Fandy Fan) a rough, tough, poor student and how they became a couple. Honestly, this was not one of my favorites. Sorry, you can draw your own conclusion. I loved all the dramas in the HIStory franchise, just not this one.
Continue reading “HIStory2 Crossing the Line” Series Review (Ep.1 to 8)
I don’t know how to review this series.
Continue reading “The Moment & The Moment Since” Series Review
“The liberal idea of tolerance is more and more a kind of intolerance. What it means is ‘Leave me alone; don’t harass me; I’m intolerant towards your over-proximity”- Slavoj Žižek
Continue reading “Call It What You Want-Season Two” Series Review (Ep.1 to 6)
“I think the human heart is similar to these guitar strings. When the pain is too much to bear, it’d feel like a certain string laid across your chest is about to snap. Sometimes, it’d really snap, and you’d think it can never be fixed again. But if there’s someone who can replace the string for him like this, it may also fix the broken string in his heart.”
~Ritsuka Uenoyama, Given
This weekend, we are bringing you some honest conversation with one of our popular authors, Yarnball as she talks about “How BL Changed Their Perspective”. Join us, as we follow Yarnball on this intimate journey, where she shares her life experiences!
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