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A new Netflix series from South Korea. Released in Sept 17, 2021, the thriller series is gaining worldwide attention because of an interesting plot. 456 people at the edge of the salvation from the real world is gathered in one unknown place to play a children's game. They are all seemingly helpless and is in dire need of money, they are promised a huge sum if they win 6 games. At first, they are clueless of what was at stake in every game and when they found out, they all are all caught in utter shock. Our main characters, Gihun met an old friend, Sangwoo, and they made new friends while playing. But how strong are these friendships compared to their need of winning that prize money on top of their heads? Find out and watch it on Netflix!

My scatterbrain decided that I want to talk tonight so I did. Chatting about the problem from the last episode and discovering Laurie Faria Stolarz, the author of White is for Magic, has instagram. Ang lastly, I finally thought of continuing my long forgotten novel.

In this episode, we're trying out a new format. I'm not reading the book but just explaining what happened in the chapter. Stacey's encounter in the boiler room is about to be unveiled through a mysterious email sender. Who is this? Will she meet up with a complete stranger? Too many people is getting involved in the mystery except Drea. She does not want to do anything with it because of pst traumatic incident. Discord link: https://discord.gg/vH5f3rKzkU

Checking if it will be distributed to Spotify

In this episode, we have heard that Stacey can actually see premonitions of someone close to her dying. It happened a few times but she was only able to save Drea out of the three. Maura and Veronica were murdered and killed because she was hesitant and tried to ignore the nightmares. If you're having nightmares of someone's death, what would you do?

Quite a scary imagery in this episode. Just a trigger warning for those who's not into it. Stacey seems to be going through a lot and these things from the past are bugging her now for some inexplicable reasons. Back-to-back nightmares. Maura, Veronica, who are these people hunting her?

Trese is released in June 10, 2021 in Netflix. The komiks is written by Budjette Tan and illustrated by Kajo Baldisimo while the animated series is produced by Jay Oliva, BASE Ent. Tanya Yuson, Shanty Harmayn. The series revolves around Alexandra Trese who is the successor of the Trese to protect the humanity and keep the balance of the wprld of human and supernatural beings as a healer-warrior. In this episode, I'll be sharing my thoughts on the cinematography, characters, audio, dubbing and overall. I must admit I have quite a bias because I am Filipino and it just hits different when you can relate to the environment and stereotypes instantly.

Warning: Contains Spoilers so don't listen if you haven't watch yet. In this episode, we're talking about the scenes in the movie, Train to Busan. The moral of this story, why it is not for people who are emotionally weak. It's literally one heck of a ride! (To Busan)

Covered a few things I find hilarious thinking it's asian when I thought it was every normal bejng is doing. One is counting the days in the month using our knuckles. Ofcourse, I can't forget about the rice diet. Other stuff, find out in this episode!