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LOTR: The Rings of Power, Episodes 1-2 / Ep. 216

On Episode 216 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we’re back in Middle Earth to review the first two episodes of the Amazon Prime show Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

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Concerning Middle Earth: An LOTR Retrospective, Part 2 / Ep. 214

On Episode 214 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we complete our quest and vanquish evil in part 2 of our quick series covering each Lord of the Rings film leading up to Amazon’s Rings of Power, finishing up with The Return of the King.

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REVIEW: Good Bye, My Princess [C-drama]

Their chemistry was just that believable, and their magnetic attraction to one another is like C-drama crack.

REVIEW: Royal Nirvana [C-drama]

A melodrama of epic proportions. I can’t remember the last time I witnessed this level of waterworks. A heartbreaking tale of so much woe. I hope you see it.

REVIEW: Miss Truth [C-drama]

With a fantastic love triangle, an unconventional leading lady, and well-constructed crime solving, I wouldn’t miss this one if I were you.

Streaming Recommends – K-Drama

I created this list of incredibly binge-worthy K-drama shows currently available on Netflix and Amazon Prime! This group represents my recommendations of shows that I’ve personally seen. Happy Subtitles, and stay safe out there!

Streaming Recommends - Action Adventure

People are going to be home for a while so why not get some adrenaline into your system with these Action recommendations.

Streaming Recommends - Friendship Movies

In response to a request from one of our Instagram followers, we whipped up some great friendship movies to get you through self-quarantine. Stay safe and healthy out there, everyone!

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Jessica’s Thoughts – Horror Hotel the Movie

It’s an admirable attempt at paying homage to the greats—Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock. Some attempts are brilliant, while others could be considered awkward and, at best, campy.