I am really scared with disturbing graphic things like head being cut, like SAW or Final Destination. After I…
Well you should not watch it if you are sensitive. I can't watch horror movies at all I don't like them, but I watch this show with no problem because I read the webtoon so I am prepared, also this show is not typical human horror, it's grotesque and supernatural with fantasy monsters... so in my brain it does not affect me so much, because I can see the artistic side as well and the creativity. You can judge for yourself if you can see it by looking at the webtoon :) you can see for free and stop looking at the cartoon and images any second if you don't like it or it's too much. On WEBTOON it has the same title Sweet Home.
I usually avoid horror, so I missed this one when it first came out. Then it popped up on Netflix this month,…
Yes, I see it the way you do, I like this project a lot but from the beginning, I knew who the main bad guy is :) At first, they did a good job with the misdirection, but when the same character was shown not bringing anything important to the table compared to how the story was developing, I knew there was a hidden reason for the constant appearance of this character, so I figured he is the bad guy... Until episode 14 I had patience but it was already dragged and a bit repetitive they could have made fewer episodes and just kept up whit the pacing and make the last episodes super explosive with a lot of events... but even as it is, this project is still one of my favorites :)
There is another version of this show as a Korean movie (both interesting). Also, Korea did another similar show…
Yes, sry I forgot to mention "Priest" and "The priest" are not on Netflix I watched them on - dramacool dot so -, they have tons of dramas, I looked on Rakuten Viki to see if they have it there but no luck, for now, I don't know official sites that have them.
A must watch on Netflix. I want more this type of drama on Netflix, hope they will put on something like this…
There is another version of this show as a Korean movie (both interesting). Also, Korea did another similar show with the same theme (horror), it's called "Priest" the cast is also super nice and it also involves possessions, priests, and detectives :) but it has a bit of a different vibe and has more supernatural effects. Then there is a Korean movie "The Priest" that is also similar if you like projects of this type you can look over the other versions or other series. As for another badass Korean project on Netflix, it will start on the 18th of this month, it's called Sweet Home and it has an interesting premise, it's dark and horror. I also finished a battle royal type of project (which I usually dread, because they are frustrating), this time a Japanese show called "Imawa no Kuni no Alice", it was well written.
So, there were two taggers. The woman tagger was waiting in the safe zone while the strong tagger that fought…
Yes yes yes!! I remember that there were 2 taggers, but in the room (safe zone) it was the lady, and I was supersized because she was electrocuted and after a short period of time she was already up, she was fighting with our main guy and she seemed strong enough to make our lead guy struggle to get the gun away... When she was reviled to us (her face) I was surprised that she was an older woman, could be close to her 40's... She looked scared and weaker than when she had the mask on. Her body language and power (with the mask on) did not match at all who she became after the mask was off :) and I think she was electrocuted a second time... that is how she fell down... I am curious for a second season :) the acting is good and so is the cinematography, it's a quality project... but I rarely watch this type of series because I am always to invested and frustrated by the end :)) I am getting ready to watch a Korean series that will be out this month on the 18th, it's dark as well and it's also Netflix, it's called Sweet Home and it's more of a horror thing.
ok so... I am getting ready to watch "Sweet Home", the main actor is our Song Kang it's a badass project, but then I see no Love Alarm 2 on his series list... I am confused about when this will come out... He has at least other 2 projects in 2021, so this TBA status can take forever, what is Netflix doing?
This type of series always makes me feel annoyed like there is no right answer ever for the characters... I guess people would just feel powerless :(( I guess a way to survive with your friends would be to never play together in the same game, that way you would never get a game of hearts with them... but it's clear that this is battle royal type people will just be killed one by one... But there are some strange things going on... like in the tag game how was the woman stronger than our main lead? she was electrocuted the first time and she got up fast... are they drugged or something? Then when they were struggling with the weapon she seemed way stronger almost overpowered our male lead... That was a bit strange...
Actually, this project was more R-rated and passionate but the director announced that because of the Youtube guidelines he had to change the project and cut out up to 5 scenes of nudity and you know what because he was not allowed to keep them in. So in the end the feel of the project changed a bit because of that, but the main idea of the story is there. Also, this is based on a real story.
Whoever made this short little anthology had a thing about pet fish apparently.
It made me think that it was deliberately placed there :) it was a symbolic motive. Since the gold fish has the legend of granting 3 wishes... It made me think they wanted to make the viewers observe the situation and connect them with the idea that all these characters were wrapper in a quite ambiguous story telling, but since the gold fish was present, if the characters would truly want their situation to change or they learned their lesson, they only need to wish and do something for the situations to change. We were shown the gold fish and the open endings which closed in the moment where decisions should be taken. A lot of characters were waiting for a clear answer or action, a ferm reality :) So the gold fish symbolized the possibility, I guess.
This is sweet, these are all young boys that start to discover those small, warm moments in life where you fall in love. The story is not presented in a sensual or passionate way, but rather in a calm, friendly and pure way, this is a series of 5 short stories about how people can fall in love and how relationships can start from a small gesture or a simple connection. For people that think it's just too static, it's a 12 min project/ episode, it's supposed to be like that. This captures a different way of saying a story, it's a bit symbolic and silent and it does make the viewers use their imagination to fill in the unsaid parts :)
and in order to legitimize himself, tan needs help from an outsider who in this case is bun :) but ig he accidentally…
I read the book but I don't want to spoil it for you, though I think the trailer is extremely acurate and does give us some clues :) You will love this :)
MaxTul?? no way, they won't disappoint. If it turns out that they disappoint here, I'd be in shock, fall down,…
I will let it pass even if it's shit, because this is the firs BL series with this genre... But if I would be realistic Tailand is acualy famous for psychological, suspante and interesting projects even for horror :) So I belive this will actually be extra bad ass!!!
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I can't watch horror movies at all I don't like them, but I watch this show with no problem because I read the webtoon so I am prepared, also this show is not typical human horror, it's grotesque and supernatural with fantasy monsters... so in my brain it does not affect me so much, because I can see the artistic side as well and the creativity. You can judge for yourself if you can see it by looking at the webtoon :) you can see for free and stop looking at the cartoon and images any second if you don't like it or it's too much. On WEBTOON it has the same title Sweet Home.
Also, Korea did another similar show with the same theme (horror), it's called "Priest" the cast is also super nice and it also involves possessions, priests, and detectives :) but it has a bit of a different vibe and has more supernatural effects. Then there is a Korean movie "The Priest" that is also similar if you like projects of this type you can look over the other versions or other series.
As for another badass Korean project on Netflix, it will start on the 18th of this month, it's called Sweet Home and it has an interesting premise, it's dark and horror.
I also finished a battle royal type of project (which I usually dread, because they are frustrating), this time a Japanese show called "Imawa no Kuni no Alice", it was well written.
I am curious for a second season :) the acting is good and so is the cinematography, it's a quality project... but I rarely watch this type of series because I am always to invested and frustrated by the end :))
I am getting ready to watch a Korean series that will be out this month on the 18th, it's dark as well and it's also Netflix, it's called Sweet Home and it's more of a horror thing.
But there are some strange things going on... like in the tag game how was the woman stronger than our main lead? she was electrocuted the first time and she got up fast... are they drugged or something? Then when they were struggling with the weapon she seemed way stronger almost overpowered our male lead... That was a bit strange...
We were shown the gold fish and the open endings which closed in the moment where decisions should be taken. A lot of characters were waiting for a clear answer or action, a ferm reality :)
So the gold fish symbolized the possibility, I guess.
For people that think it's just too static, it's a 12 min project/ episode, it's supposed to be like that. This captures a different way of saying a story, it's a bit symbolic and silent and it does make the viewers use their imagination to fill in the unsaid parts :)