Imagine. The year is 2020 or 2021. A sickness is going around causing everyone to get severely ill……and give birth to animal hybrid babies. One is very much true to today’s world whereas the other, thankfully, is just a work of fiction. Sweet Tooth is the post apocalyptic show I didn’t even know I neededContinue reading “Out of the Deep Woods: “Sweet Tooth” Is Both A Daring and Beautiful Tale of Family and Adventure”
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Oh My Dad! “Lucifer” Shows A Broken Down Devil In It’s 5B Release
After nearly a year of waiting, Lucifer fans finally have the second half of season 5 at their fingertips. Because of covid restrictions, we had to wait just a little longer for both a premier date and a trailer which is understandable, but the excitement was real the closer it got to it’s release. BuckleContinue reading “Oh My Dad! “Lucifer” Shows A Broken Down Devil In It’s 5B Release”
“Blue Miracle” Is A Powerful Story About Trust, Family and Perseverance
Let it be known that I’m not the biggest fan of “based on a true story” movies. So it came as a surprise to me when Netflix reached out and asked if I was willing to watch this movie and do a piece on it. After watching the trailer, I decided it looked pretty decentContinue reading ““Blue Miracle” Is A Powerful Story About Trust, Family and Perseverance”
Netflix’s “Castlevania” Ends On An Action Packed High Note
Castlevania has been a rollercoaster of a ride from the very first season. Now that the final season is available to watch, how can it conclude everything and still make an impact on viewers? Believe me when I say it did. As a 10 episode series finale, Castlevania left me laughing, crying, and wondering whatContinue reading “Netflix’s “Castlevania” Ends On An Action Packed High Note”
“Yasuke” Is A Beautiful Blend of History and Fantasy
This review might be a little late to the party but you know what they say: better late than never. Yasuke has been on my watch list for quite some time and I couldn’t wait to sink my teeth into it once it was released. As expected, it did not disappoint. Mild spoilers ahead. Yasuke,Continue reading ““Yasuke” Is A Beautiful Blend of History and Fantasy”
“The Mitchells vs the Machines” Is Chaotic, Fun, And Relatable In More Ways Than One
To be completely honest, I almost didn’t watch this. Because I enjoy procrastinating, it took me nearly a week since its release to actually sit down and watch it. But having finally done so, I regret nothing. The Mitchells vs the Machines is everything I could ever hope for in an animated film and it’sContinue reading ““The Mitchells vs the Machines” Is Chaotic, Fun, And Relatable In More Ways Than One”
Netflix’s “Shadow and Bone” Was A Smashing Hit With Fans
I’ve been hearing about Shadow and Bone for the longest time but never actually knew anything about it until I watched the show. Come to find out that it’s actually based on a trilogy of the same name written by Leigh Bardugo (the books are now on my Amazon wishlist). Going into this completely blindContinue reading “Netflix’s “Shadow and Bone” Was A Smashing Hit With Fans”
We Gave Teasers for “Lucifer” 5B And It Confused Everyone
Myself and another writer for Fandom Lair were given the opportunity to screen 5B of Lucifer, which airs on May 28th. To help hype up the highly anticipated season, we gave out teasers on our twitter page (@FandomLair). Using word teasers or out of context photos, fans guessed what on earth it all could possiblyContinue reading “We Gave Teasers for “Lucifer” 5B And It Confused Everyone”
“Heaven’s Official Blessing” Is Breathtaking, Emotional and Pure
Princes. Ghosts. Demons. This one was right up my alley. On April 9th, Netflix released a new anime called “Heaven’s Official Blessing”, based on a Chinese web novel of the same name by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu. I had no idea it was a web novel at the time until I looked up more informationContinue reading ““Heaven’s Official Blessing” Is Breathtaking, Emotional and Pure”
Just Quarantine Things: What The Pandemic Made Me Realize
We’re a year into the covid-19 pandemic. While in quarantine, many people discovered new hobbies or skills such as cooking, painting, music, etc. I, on the other hand…..discovered anime. Now I’m fully aware that anime has been around for a long time so when I mean I “discovered” it, it means I found joy inContinue reading “Just Quarantine Things: What The Pandemic Made Me Realize”
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