Tag: Alyssa Chia

At the Moment Review: Sweet Anthology is a Bit Too Long

At the Moment is a sweet watch that is a bit too long for its own good.

Planning to Watch Shards of Her? All You Need to Know About the Thriller Drama

Shards of Her is an upcoming drama series about a headhunter who faces different situations in her life after suffering from a coma.

Mom Don’t Do That Review: It’s Never Too Late to Get Back in the Game Again

Mom Don't do That is a Netflix series that revolves around the life of a sixty-year-old woman who is trying to find love again, this time through modern dating sites.

The Falls (2021) Review: Alyssa Chia Movie Relives the Pandemic Horror

The Falls is a psychological drama about pandemic hardships that takes a dark, grisly and relatable route.

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Bleach TYBW Part 4 Episode 7 Review: This episode expands on the manga with anime-original content, while leaving Aizen fans waiting for his return.

Four Hands, Two Sonatas Episode 3 Review: Jealousy and Adults’ Pressure

Four Hands, Two Sonatas episode 3 digs into how Pi-o's jealousy starts and who made him into the villain he now is.

Bigg Boss 20: 20 Seasons Later, We Are Still Obsessed with Who Enters the House

Bigg Boss has survived 20 seasons without getting old. The show has fans from all generations and the fandom is only increasing. We know the format but what excites us are the new faces and the tomorrow's premiere will reveal new set of faces to obsess over.

Earle Meets World Is Not Just About Alix Earle and Braxton Berrios Breakup: It Is About Why We Think Celebrities Owe Us the Tea

Earle Meets World released on Netflix and it seems like viewers were waiting for the celebrity gossip to spill. It is increasingly important to question what happens when "privacy" starts appearing like "lack of content".

Jisoo’s “CLICK” MV Review: A Soft Little Story About Finding Your Person in a Lonely World

Jisoo's "CLICK" MV on YouTube is about how you just "click" with someone and that changes things around you. It is emotional but not dark, and carries the concept of belongingness beautifully.