Boyfriend on Demand Review: An Unexpectedly Genius Romantic-Comedy

Jisoo on the official poster cover of the Korean drama, Boyfriend on Demand

Hey Lovers💗Wow. I know. It’s been agesssssss. I can’t remember the last time I sat down to review a Korean drama. In the last two and a half years, both stressful and wonderful (actually, dreamlike) things have happened to me. But whether life was going well or not, within those years, I just couldn’t muster …

Looking Back on the Special Non-2023 K-dramas I watched in 2023

This list is a homage to the K-dramas that were not released in 2023, but ones I found myself watching and enjoying so much—well, maybe not so much for the last drama mentioned. Regardless, these dramas were extremely touching, immersive, and commanding in their own ways, and I couldn't stop myself from looking back upon …

Crash Course in Romance Review: Flaws Aside, It’s So Charming and Entertaining

First things first, I can't express enough how giddy I was when I found out Jung Kyung-ho would be starring in a rom-com. I loved him SOOOOO much in Hospital Playlist. He was hands down my favourite amongst the doctor squad. Not only he was studiously handsome, reserved, charismatic, and surprisingly romantic, he was HILARIOUS. …

Weak Hero Class 1 Review: A Galore of Thrilling Acting & Action

Before I finally decided to check out this high-school drama, I would always see caveats like – “Beware, it’s extremely violent” or “It has very dark and inhumane scenes” – and they would stop me from checking out the drama despite the same comments lauding its praises. Now that I’ve emerged from the other side, …

The Glory Review: Song Hye-kyo Finally Shines in Her Own Right

Just days ago while reviewing the bad dramas I watched in 2022, I butchered Now We're Breaking Up - Song Hye-kyo's last drama. I found the character she played to be the same bland, cold, independent woman, and as usual, her soulless facial expression was not helping matters at all — it worsened things. Basically, …