What a series. Unfortunately I didn’t get to experience the full blown story as the one on Amazon has been condensed and cut. There is a total of 76 episodes. The Amazon Prime only has 6 episodes and they are 1:30 hour long per episode. That means I got to go hunt for the complete…… Continue reading Empresses in the Palace (2011) Review: A Political Cat Fight Tale at Its Finest
Root Letter Review (2016): What Happen to the Cute Schoolgirl?
Do you have insecurities? I think we all do, I’ll let you know mine but once I review this visual novel game, which revolves around the mystery of a schoolgirl disappearance called Root Letter, developed by Kadokawa Games, released in 2016. It tells a story of a high school pen pal who decided to stop…… Continue reading Root Letter Review (2016): What Happen to the Cute Schoolgirl?
NieR Replicant ver_1_22474487139 (2021): My Impression
I am going to do something a bit more casual here. I am going to write an impression instead of a review because I am not here to sell you anything but give you my impression of the game as a fellow gamer who is just trying to help out some gamers out there whether…… Continue reading NieR Replicant ver_1_22474487139 (2021): My Impression
Pulse (回路,Kairo) Review: Help Me Escape Loneliness
Our world is ancient. People born and people die since prehistoric time. But what happens when there’s no more space left in the afterworld for those who have passed away? What are they? Ghosts? Wandering souls? When that happens, they bleed into our realm. The ghosts walk among us. So never open The Forbidden Room…… Continue reading Pulse (回路,Kairo) Review: Help Me Escape Loneliness
Netflix Series Detention (2020) Review: It’s More Than Meets the Eye
Based on the video game Detention, released Jan 12, 2017, developed by Red Candle Games for Netflix, the T.V show comprises of 8 episodes which tells a detailed story of a transferred student who suffers from mental illness. Oddly, I experienced a sense of familiarity after taking so many social science and history courses back in…… Continue reading Netflix Series Detention (2020) Review: It’s More Than Meets the Eye
Three Scary Mom Films (Happy Mother’s Day Edition)
Yes, I am one day late. I missed the deadline, but the world hasn’t end yet, has it? Happy belated Mother’s day! Actually, last year the holiday was celebrated on May 10th so technically I am not really late, and I learned the holiday is celebrated on Sunday for religious reasons that is why Mother’s…… Continue reading Three Scary Mom Films (Happy Mother’s Day Edition)
Three Films that Make Me Want to Read the Book
I love books, but I feel that it’s becoming more of a luxury pastime leisure. Hard to focus reading when your mind is constantly on the go–literally it’s hard reading when you feel restless which is why I never read a book while walking, although I have seen some do it and it always put…… Continue reading Three Films that Make Me Want to Read the Book
Violet Evergarden (2018) Review: The Doll that Learned to Feel Emotions
Some years ago, I spent a lot of time reading people’s blog post about this anime. People said it left them with teary eyes and recommended those to watch it with a tissue box. It’s just that emotional. Not only that–a friend from work told me how good the show is stating how beautiful the…… Continue reading Violet Evergarden (2018) Review: The Doll that Learned to Feel Emotions
My Notes on Nier Automata
Originally posted 6/18/2017. Re-blogging in celebration to one of my all time favorite game–Nier Replicant Ver.1.22474487139 which will be released 4/23/2021. I highly recommend playing the game before reading this post. I will not elaborate the storyline into details. My intention is to share my summary of the game which may differ from yours. For…… Continue reading My Notes on Nier Automata
Savage Streets (1984) Review: The Hunting Bow Heroine
I’ve been thinking a lot about films and I’m beginning to really enjoy the medium. It’s like poetry. It’s full of imagery and it gets to the point, especially someone like me who is on the go and dislike details. I guess I’m a bit savage myself–me think in few words and like simplicity. According…… Continue reading Savage Streets (1984) Review: The Hunting Bow Heroine
