‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Movie Review
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is a mind-bending, genre-bending cinematic masterpiece that takes the audience on an unforgettable journey through multiple dimensions and…
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Reasons to Watch The Gray Man on Netflix
In the Netflix thriller The Gray Man, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, Ryan Gosling is Court Gentry, a.k.a., Sierra Six, was a…
Netflix’s ‘Cyber Hell’ and South Korea’s Online Sex Crimes Epidemic
While doing a “Netflix and Chill” nigh, Netflix’s impressive algorithm suggested ‘Cyber Hell,’ a real Korean crime documentary about people committing sex crimes…
Twenty-Five, Twenty-One is a Profound K-Drama about Navigating Life Through a Crisis
It takes a perceptive or experienced mind to be able to understand the meaning and commentary behind Twenty-Five, Twenty-One. The recently-concluded k-drama is…
The Adam Project Review: A Wholesome Action-Comedy Movie
Would you want to go back in time? Would you change the current you, your circumstance, or the world? The first scene of…
Netflix’s ‘All of us are Dead’ Series Review
The truth is, I’m not very fond of zombie films. I’ve seen a few, but I don’t appreciate them nuch. What led me…
My Love Mix-Up / Kieta Hatsukoi Review
As I start writing my My Love Mix-Up / Kieta Hatsukoi review, the first thing that comes to mind is that it’s a…
Netflix’s Squid Game and the Nemesis of Equality
Netflix’s recent survival K-drama series Squid Game aims to address our qualms for equality. While Squid Game is an exciting survival series, what…
Kanojo Wa Kirei Datta / She Was Pretty Review
I just finished Kanojo Wa Kirei Datta, or She Was Pretty, the Japanese remake. It’s like I lost another friend after watching it,…