“Mr. Unlucky Can Only Kiss” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

Luck is a tricky thing, a perchance happenstance that can be cruel or giving. And no one wants to be on the receiving end of a cruel twist of fate.

“Ocean Like Me” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

Food, music, and the ocean are all healing for the soul, soothing the mind and body when needed. And the new Korean BL Ocean Likes Me aims to do just that.

“Cobalt Blue” Movie Review

This is an unusually Daedalian story of a love that unfortunately got lost in its own details. While still a valent story, it perhaps tried to do too much and, in the process, lost its way.

“The Tuxedo” Series Review (Ep.1 to 8)

What can you say about this series that has not already been said about a zillion other Thai BL series? Handsome actors, great ambience, fabulous clothes, imprecise story; which is too bad because the main actors can act, as they did bring some character intensity to their roles. The story however, went flat and pedestrian.

“Meow Ears Up” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

Adapted from the manhua “Hey, Your Ears Popped Out!” (喂，看見耳朵啦) by Tracy Hu (特雷西胡), Meow Ears Up is a very riveting and intriguing series.

“What Zabb Man!” First Impressions (Ep. 1 & 2)

Food porn BL’s seem to be trending within the industry, and the latest edition in the list is What Zabb Man!, starring Peter Chonpachara Jeepetch as Poon and Boss Thawatchanin Darayon as Athip/Tian.

Favorite BL Directors- Part III

“The filmmaking process taught me that I need to be authentic—in my scripts and in real life.”- John Grooters

“Mermaid’s Jade” Movie Review

No matter the century, humanity, in some form or fashion, has a need to destroy and subjugate beautiful things. The mentality applied is that the people doing the oppression “hate” the uniquely beautiful culture, skin tone, race that isn’t them.

“Star and Sky: Star in My Mind” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

“Because when you finally find the one against all odds, you give him your best and let the magic of the world carry the rest.” ― E. Mellyberry

“55:15 Never Too Late” Series Review (Ep.1 to 16)

An overlooked series that has both brilliance and occasional ineptness. Through its sporadic ups and downs, I was mesmerized by its message, that is both clear and muddy at the same time.