The world is a diverse place full of myriad emotions, and nowhere is this more evident than in the Japanese drama Strawberry Film.
Continue reading “My Strawberry Film” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
Tag Archives: LGBTQ
“Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!” Series Review (Ep.3 to 12)
Perfect Blend of Love, Respect, and Emotions.
Sypnosis: Having never had sex in his life, after Kiyoshi Adachi reaches his 30th birthday he becomes a “wizard”: he develops an ability to hear the thoughts of other people by touching them. One day, he discovers that his popular co-worker, Yuichi Kurosawa, is in love with him. While dealing with the awkwardness of being able to hear Kurosawa’s rather forthright feelings towards him, Adachi comes to terms with how much Kurosawa values him and starts to develop reciprocal feelings of his own.
BL Mini-Bytes
The BL/GL world is evolving, and so we have a hectic schedule. As promised, we are here with the latest updates from the Boy’s Love universe, coupled with some juicy exclusives from the Girl’s Love genre as well!
Food Love: Japanese BLs/GL & Their Gourmet Affairs
Food coma is a real thing, especially for people indulging in gourmet cuisine!
Continue reading Food Love: Japanese BLs/GL & Their Gourmet Affairs
“Two Worlds” First Impressions (Ep.1 to 3)
Yaoi is a genre of anime and manga that features boys and men engaged in the most outrageous and erotic situations. You know from the moment you opened one and pressed the play button what you’ll get. Two men kissing at some point and more being the general draw that pulls readers and viewers into spending their time enjoying it. Thailand’s Boys’ Love for the past few years seems to have noticed the success of this rule, and has outspokenly modeled recent shows based on this concept. Attractive strong men and effeminate pretty men are in hi definition focus but now they face witches, demons, ghosts, abusive bosses, and the most venomous women for that happy ending we all secretly or overtly wait episodes for.
“Anti Reset” Series Review (Ep.4 to 10)
Anti Reset is an AI romance that is more romance and less AI.
“Jazz for Two” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
Grief … anger … confusion.
These emotions often go hand in hand. Human emotion is a strange thing. Movies, music, and television tend to focus the most on romance, on love and the buildup to it—the tension, the afterglow, the angst.
Midweek Updates
Surprisingly, the month of April is going to be super busy, with not just a Weekly bevy of new shows; but the exclusives won’t stop dropping. We are here with the latest slew of news updates that seem to be unstoppable!
“Monster” Movie Review
“Monster” is an intriguing movie, told from the perspectives of 3 individuals, a single mother who is overprotective of her son and wants justice for him, a well-meaning teacher who finds himself in the middle of an almost impossible situation in which he is falsely accused of hitting a child, and a young boy who is coming to terms with himself and his feelings for a friend. Although not quite the psychological thriller one would expect, “Monster” does a great job in shifting our perspective, in as much as we are constantly being asked “who is the monster?”, while viewing the movie. We are not looking for a monster, but rather seeing victims of circumstances that we empathize with throughout the film and the question of who the monster is becomes the furthest from the audience’s concerns.
Neo’s Lack of Professionalism During The Promotion of “23.5 The Series”
Introduction : On March 21, 2024 the actresses Milk Pansa Vosbein and Love Pattranite Limpatiyakorn did a live show to promote their series GL “23.5 The Series” on the live house of GMMTV hosted by Neo Trai Nimtawat. Unfortunately, the promotion did not go as planned due to Neo Trai Nimtawat’s lack of professionalism as well as Mark Pakin Kuna-Anuvit’s intervention which did not allow them to do everything that was planned.
Continue reading Neo’s Lack of Professionalism During The Promotion of “23.5 The Series”
