Mieruko-chan Volume 3 Review
Mieruko-chan Volume 3 gives us horror, comedy, and friendship. We get some resolution, but they still allow some larger mysteries to linger.
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Night Teeth Review
Night Teeth is lighthearted fun thanks to its lead character’s comedic timing. It does not mistakenly strive to be more than entertainment.
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Strawberry Fields Once Again Volume 3 Review
Strawberry Fields Once Again Volume 3 wraps up Pure and Akira’s relationship in saccharine sweet beauty despite the confusing parts of the story.
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I Cannot Reach You Volume 2 Review
If you’re a fan of BL and shoujo style manga, I recommend I Cannot Reach You Volume 2. It has young love, comedy, fear, and jealousy.
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You Season 3 Review
You’s third season is like watching a collision from the sidelines; you’re unable to look away because you want to see who walks away. You continues to have great dialogue, killer acting and ups the drama to flabbergasted levels.
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Satoshi Kon, The Illusionist: NIGHTSTREAM ’21 Review
Satoshi Kon, The Illusionist celebrates a marvelous creator, gone too soon, by showing us his humanity in all its messy splendor.
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On My Block Season 4 Review
On My Block on Netflix follows a quartet of quirky, street-smart urban teens going through high school and living in South Central, Los Angeles. There is Monse (Sierra Capri), Cesar (Diego Tonico), Ruby (Jason Genao), and Jamal (Brett Gray). Season four continues a couple of years after the events of the third season. The final season of On My Block wraps up the series with its usual flair of comedy mixed with drama and cements itself as a staple coming-of-age story.
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Poser: NIGHTSTREAM ’21 Review
Poser is a slow burn that builds with each unsettling atmospheric scene demonstrating the thin line between admiration and emulation.
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The Electrical Life of Louis Wain: TIFF ’21 Review
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain balances a sweet wonder and indomitable spirit with a crushing and inescapable sadness.
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The Guilty: TIFF ’21 Review
Despite copaganda elements, The Guilty is a fraught, riveting movie with dynamic acting and overarching themes of systemic issues, provided you haven’t seen…
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