Recommendations

Drug trafficking, in foreign country undercover, nerve wrecking, intense, gun violence, large sum of money,

To me, Perfect Propose is what Minato Shouji Coin Laundry should have been - a compact well laid out story about two people who recognize their need for each other. Both have similar plot lines where one-sided love that turns into something more and arguably deeper when the other realizes the deep connection they have. In both you have a chaser who is infatuated with the other because of the little things that meant something more; they are caring and attentive to that person’s needs and takes a while for the other to recognize and appreciate that - food plays an important aspect in this regard.

Both movies are:

a: Based on true stories.
b: Involve the murder of a woman/women.
c: Involve police trying to catch the killer(s).
d: Occur in rural settings with one on a farm and the other near a village and railway track.

How they differ:

MCOPPR is:

a: Thai.
b: Gang rape and murder.
c: 1970s crime that was eventually solved.

Missing:

a: Korean.
b: Involves a psycho serial killer that has murdered multiple women, I believe, including a much loved sister. He attempts to do the same to the other one when she stumbles across his sadistic path when searching for her missing sibling.
c: Graphic violence shown is quite brutal.

polar opposites bickering duo forced to work together in the law field when they did not like each other. Both MLs have a bit of a haughty personality, while FLs are absolutely fed up with MLs antics. ML and FL begin to work with one another and slowly realize they have great teamwork and are not so bad after all. Both are two of my top fav dramas, super enjoyable.

Both are based around the idea of students from top schools in Korea coming to compete. Whilst one is sports based the other is more academic.

In this spine-chilling anthology, unsuspecting victims encounter surreal monsters, a lethal kids show and a zombie apocalypse.

Jean is a rebellious teenager bored with her life, together with her friends Bobby and Val, they devise a scheme to gain attention online. During their road trip, they find a beggar wandering around the abandoned building, Jean deemed that it was the perfect place to execute their plan. As they were about to end their prank, the beggar continued to be hysterical and accidentally falls off the building. Running away from the scene, trying to act as if nothing happened, they start having strange dreams and one by one they severely fall ill and die.

Block Z follows a group of university students who try to survive the undead during a deadly viral outbreak.

Luna (Maricel Soriano) is a sorceress who will stop at nothing to keep her niece Guia (Janella Salvador) to herself.

Bellat lives with her mother and her three adopted brothers in a close to bankruptcy carnival. Everyone has given up on the perya except for Bellat. She tries to relive their glory days by making small time performances but even if they try, it’s useless. Times have changed and they are also on the verge of being evicted from their land because of debts. One night, while trying to think of a solution to keep the carnival running, Bellat met an old friend, Prince Pryce, who are finding the lost princesses of their magical land named Fantastica. Pryce promised to help Bellat rebuild her perya if she help him find the lost princesses.

Block Z follows a group of university students who try to survive the undead during a deadly viral outbreak

Based on the novel of the same name. A student writer struggles to find a happy ending for her romantic story when her own real life romance falls apart.

Joko is a boy trying to help his family survive, while Zoey is a girl hoping to prove herself to the world. Opportunity rises when Sasha is looking to hire a new personal assistant who should be either a girl or a gay guy. With Joko lies to Sasha that he was gay, he gets selected as the assistant but his selection is challenged by Zoey. Sasha decides to give both of them a chance. Just one catch - they have to compete against each other! Will their own goals prevail, or will they set aside their differences and find true happiness and love in the end?

A documentary team progressively intervenes and trespasses into the lives of a poor family living in the slums as they try to cope with the loss of their TV.

Gene is running away from the wrath of his own father while Mark is running away from his past. Gene is from Mariveles, Bataan while Mark is from Leyte. Destiny plays cupid on them as they meet in a far-away and picturesque town of Arayat, Pampanga. The need for somebody to hold and their mutual attraction seal their encounter. Can Gene and Mark start a happy life of togetherness in their new-found paradise or will their past continue to haunt them?