Seb Yu

Asked ChatGPT for alien movies recommendations and this was one of em. Never heard of it before but I thoroughly enjoyed it. The actors portraying the parents did some good acting, especially the mom. Story isn't bad either, pretty good alien/horror watch for me.

I like it really. The movie just makes much sense. It's not the usual someone lose a loved one in a killing, train for a couple of months then become the best marksman. The main character did his job by weaponizing his skills, not one shot from a gun in the entire movie which I found really refreshing in the action genre.

More than 50% copy of John Wick. A man retired from underground world return after his loved one is murdered. A grave app which is basically the continental hotel. The whole thing is good but I'm a bit disappointed having to pay Netflix just to see a copy of a Hollywood movie because Korea usually have fresh ideas that sets them apart from Hollywood.

Cathy had to give up her 10 month old daughter for adoption thinking she'll live a much better life than with her only for Alexis to meet a tragic ending at a very young age. I'm sad about what happened but I'm proud of and happy for Cathy for the closure she finally have. The bits with her knowing Dennis did it and where the body was give me goosebumps. RIP Alexis/Aundria Bowman.

I've watched plenty true crime documentary on Netflix but only on this one I found someone who could barely finish a sentence without almost crying, not to mention she said 'like' every 3 words, isn't that embarrassing for a native speaker? She make the first episode unbearable, unwatchable. I hope nobody interview Morgan in the future.

I recently watched many true crime documentary on Netflix and only when watching this did I cry so much. Her whole life was so sad I couldn't imagine having to bear even half of her pain. RIP Suzanne Servakis & Anthony Hughes.

The story focus on the mental burden of a detective who for 16 years cannot find a lead of a double murder case. I love investigation series and I've watched a plenty but I don't think I've seen anything like this.

Really slow pacing, most of the time the picture is too dark I can't watch it without turning up my brightness. Nice story and ending though so it's not a waste of time.

Slow burn thriller with super irritating female psycho as main villain but I freaking love that ending. I'm glad I sit through the slow story building. Also loved that Chanyeol is in this, nice surprise (since I didn't know about the whole cast before watching)