You must be thinking, did I read right? Secret Garden? Hasn’t been years since this show aired? Well, yes, but as you know I can take my time to make reviews and in this case well…it took me a little while since I first saw it a hundred years ago. 😉 Secret Garden is one…
Cheese in the Trap Korean drama review
There was a great hype around Cheese in the Trap webtoon that was becoming live action. From the cast to the story, there wasn’t a blog, website or portal that didn’t talk about it. I have to say that I didn’t read the webtoon before so everything was quite new for me and had no…
Goblin, Korean drama review
I know that this review will earn me a nice amount of enemies. But I’m sorry I need to be true to myself. I’ll start saying that I waited for Goblin to air since I think Gong Yoo es one of the most talented actors out there. On the other hand, he isn’t alone, Lee…
Terius behind me Korean drama review
A long waited for drama, especially because of So Ji Sub comeback to the small screen, after what it felt like a decade. Terius Behind Me is a story with a lot of genres inside. We get action scenes, thriller feelings, lovely comedy, and cuteness overload. Although I usually like So Ji Sub dramas from…
Zettai Kareshi Japanese dorama review
I know Zettai Kareshi Japanese dorama (also known as Absolute Boyfriend)Â has been out for ages, but I just happen to have finished it. The idea of cyborgs is a little strange for me and can’t think of any better story than Terminator about the subject. There’s also a really strange American movie about a scientist…
38 Task Force Korean drama review
This is a drama about debt collectors. The 38 Task Force has to meet up with the requirements for the current year, but the future doesn’t look bright. They’re way below the mark. “Nobody on earth is completely bad” If you don’t feel like being 100% frustrated by a story, then you might want to…
37.5 C no Namida Japanese drama review
This drama starts like an innocent dorama, but that doesn’t last for too long. In fact, we will find ourselves submerged into a despicable human beings world. Everything is seen from the innocent point of view of the little kids. 37.5 C no Namida is definitely a trip to human emotions. Childhood and grown-ups trauma…