Tag Archives: LGBTQ

“Knock Knock Boys!” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

WeTv’s new Thai Boylove series “Knock Knock, Boys!” is a surprisingly intriguing series. Four strangers move into a boarding house, each with pasts their secretive about. But three of the four share the same fate of being broke twenty-something’s, a fate the youngest of them doesn’t share. The virgin, Almond (Nokia Chinnawat) is quite rich and offers a deal to his new roommates. Whoever can help him “pop his cherry” with the man he crushes on will have their rent paid for a year. Something Peak (Best Vittawin), Thanwa (Seng Wichai), and Latte (Jaonine Jiraphat) jump at.

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“Challengers” Movie Review

The Challengers I watched and the Challengers that has swept the internet seem to be two completely different movies. The Challengers I watched was about Tashi and her feral need for control, her need for winning and how she viewed her life through the lense of the game of tennis, and how her own life was a microcosm of the game, instead of the other way round. The relationship between Tashi (Zendaya), Art (Mike Faise) and Patrick (Josh O’Connor), was to me less sexual than it was merely passion for the game that translated itself into this raw energy that none of them knew exactly how to deal with. In as much as there was excitement about the menage a trois, what I saw was Tashi playing with Art and Patrick the moment that she met with them, antagonizing them, making her ken dolls kiss, the way a child playing with her dolls would. Sure Art and Patrick in turn because very moldable in those roles, but it wasn’t sexual but a different kind of passion and tension that the oblivious onlooker has no choice but to wonder if they just need to f*ck to get it out of the way.

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The Origins of BL

Thai Boys’ Love TV series have achieved global success over the past few years, with pioneers such as 2gether, a romance between two male students that was broadcast with English subtitles on the official YouTube channel, reaching the top of worldwide trends on X (formerly known as Twitter), especially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Notably, KinnPorsche has recently followed this trend. Internationally, many Thai BL series are also gaining popularity because they are both available on certain streaming services and satellite channels. This rising popularity has indeed had significant consequences in the Thai economic and socio-cultural landscape.

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Fresh BL/GL Pairings That Are Slowly Making Their Mark- Edition III

We are delivering elegance and nuances that manifest the fan service in the BL/GL world. The list keeps growing with more pairings being added to the lot. The aesthetics are actually the major cause in most cases coupled with the their natural chemistry and the characters they embody. There are very few pairings that could make the mark and we are detailing their accomplishments!

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Weekend Exclusives

Pride Month has been surprisingly pleasant with new shows set to premiere and interesting updates for upcoming dramas that will be released later. With quite a few on-air shows making waves, the buzz about the genre never ceases to rest. As such, we are working round-the-clock to bring you exclusives from around the world!

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“Blank” Series Review (Ep.1 to 6)

Summary: Khun Nueng, M.L. Sipakorn, is a beautiful woman who’s grown up under pressure from her grandmother. She’s never been allowed to be herself, never met someone she could feel loved by or worthy of. Then she meets Anueng, cheerful and bright. Beneath the smiling face, however, there’s a sadness hidden in her eyes. She makes her heart flutter like never before. Unfortunately, the sixteen-year-old age difference, family, and societal norms keep their love from flourishing.

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“Love Syndrome : The Beginning” Movie Review

“Love Syndrome : The Beginning” is the self-indulgent reimagining of the recently released “Love Syndrome 3”. Recently deceased director and writer F. Nontapat Sriwichai put his heart and soul into this hour and thirty minute feature film and it truly shows. Glistening well-made sets, close up shots of the men that pepper the film with unique, stand out acting (everyone besides Def Rattanan, whose Day was the worst part of the film in my opinion) do a phenomenal job.

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“Two Worlds” Series Review (Ep.1 to 10)

Frankly, it is irrelevant how many worlds this series had; even a half a dozen more would not have helped. It is just awful. I am sorry to say that as I so wanted to like this drama. However, this is again going to be one of those series that if you are a fan of the two leads (which I really am), you will perhaps enjoy this series. I tried, but for me the whole thing fell apart at the beginning- from the banal screenplay to production issues to vapid acting. All of it was just plain mediocre to subpar.

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