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Goodbye Earth tells the stories of a group of people living their last 200 days in a small city, awaiting the arrival of an asteroid.
Queen of Tears Episodes 13-14 slows things down, but fills its time with well-earned emotional sweetness, heartbreak, and betrayal.
When a valuable treasure is discovered, Korea’s biggest degenerates search in the hope of striking it big in Low Life.
Queen of Tears Episodes 11-12 tackle the concept of mortality and declining health in an honest way, preparing its audience for the end.
Queen of Tears Episodes 9-10 begin the series’ next phase, with Hae-In and her family trying to crawl back to the top.
As a horror series, Parasyte: The Grey is superb. As sci-fi, it’s exciting. But more importantly, as an adaptation, this is a showstopper.
The Impossible Heir Episodes 11-12 do little to justify the series’ existence, instead resulting in a lackluster and disappointing end.
When a serial killer begins playing games with police, two intrepid investigators will put aside their differences in Nine Puzzles.
Queen of Tears Episodes 7-8 highlight betrayal in different ways, but also remind us of how devastating heartbreak can be.
The Impossible Heir Episodes 9-10 pushes us toward an ending that can’t come soon enough, full of glaring, frustrating issues.
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Take Charge of My Heart starts out fun and silly, but winds up being an overstuffed mess of tropes that never truly work together.
Despite the CGI and its more formulaic monster-of-the-episode approach, Dead-End Job is a fun romp that’s as enjoyable as it is wholly relatable.
Always Lalisa is a well-produced music documentary that is arguably one of the most visually appealing in some time, if a bit predictable.













