What I've Been Watching Lately | Late 2025 Until Now |

We have my first shows and movie recommendations post of the year! Yeah, I've been watching a lot more shows lately and I think some of them are worth sharing. I watched some of them back in late December but they weren't many so I decided to wait until I had more to share around here. I think we have some variety this time.

I'll start with those I watched last year.

The beast in me 

"Author Aggie Wiggs has receded from public life since the death of her young son, unable to write, a ghost of her former self; but she finds an unlikely subject for a new book when the house next door is bought by Nile Jarvis."

This crime, psychological thriller starring Claire Danes, Matthew Rhys and Brittany Snow was my mom's recommendation. It was released in November 2025 on Netflix nad only has 8 episodes. It's an interesting one, I finished it in one day… yeah. I watched it on my Winter break.

Clare Danes was great and, I liked how the story moved kinda fast so nothing felt boring and slow. Plus, everything is well explained. I do recommend it if you like crime and drama. Plus, it's a short one!

Stepmom And Daughter Blues

"Akiko Iwaki, a young woman, is devoted to succeeding at work. When she marries Ryoichi Miyamoto, a father of one, she must grapple with domestic chores and raising a stepdaughter."

This Japanese drama starring Haruka Ayase, Takeru Satoh, Yosuke Kawamura ann Moka Kamishiraishi  is from 2018 and I honestly just watched it because Satoh Takeru (my love) was part of it, even if at the beginning I didn't see much of him. I ended up enjoying it a lot but I cried during the first half of it because some things hit close to home but, it has many funny moments (starting with Akiko-san) and the story in general is beautiful. It's a pretty short drama with only 10 episodes. The story develops quickly and you get to like the characters. I don't think I'd rewatch it anytime son cuz I don't wanna cry again but, I do recommend it.

You can also watch it on Netflix.

Mugen No Juunin 

"Cursed with a life of immortality, a samurai is tasked by a young girl to help avenge the death of her father. Based on the manga series by Hiroaki Samura."

I watched the anime version of this one and absolutely loved it (I'm currently rewatching it) but, apparently, the live action movie came first back in 2017 starring Takuya Kimura and Hana Sugisaki. I had to watch it. Live action movies can be tricky, most of them aren't good but, this is an exception. It was great! Characters looked pretty much the same as in the manga/anime, fight scenes are cool and the landscapes and outfits are the best. Of course it's slightly different from the anime and we don't get to see many characters as much or learn a lot about them in the movie but I feel like you can understand both withouth watching one first. Plus the endings are completely different.You can watch this one on Prime along with the anime. But the anime is also on  Netflix.

Moving on to what I've watched ths year...

Oshi No Ko Season 2

"A doctor working in a country town is suddenly confronted by his `guess' idol. This encounter with a star at the height of his popularity, who holds a certain forbidden secret, leads him into the ruthless world of show business."

The second season  premiered on July 3, 2024 and even tho I stared watching it back then, I stopped after a couple of episodes. I decided to watch it before season 3 started so I could watch the new episodes as they aired. It only has 13 epised and, I have to say I didn't like it as much as I liked the first season. The last 2 episodes got more interesting a little darker. In a way, I'm glad I waited to watch it because now that I started the new season, I have all the information fresh, haha.

Glass Heart

"Akane Saijo aspires to be a drummer, but suddenly finds herself kicked out of her band; things take an unexpected turn when the brilliant musician Naoki Fujitani discovers her talent and invites her to join him."

We have another Satoh Takeru drama, of course! This one is more recent tho, it premiered in July last year in Japan and around September in other countries (I think). It is a pretty short Japanese music and romance drama with only 10 episodes. The story moves fast so no episode feels long or tiring as we follow Tenblank (Satoh Takeru, Miyazaki Yu, Machida Keita and Shison Jun) and their music journey. Listening to Take-chan sing made me soooo happy. I'm currently obsessed with the soundtrack cuz, it's too good! I see him as an artist who can do it all cuz, he's also a producer on this drama so, yeah. I just love him too much. Aside from that, it is a fun, and sometimes sad, drama to watch, especially if you like music. It didn't make me cry tho.

And, that's it for now. I'm currently watching other ongoing shows right now and, still have a list of shows I need to start and some recommendations so, I'll try to share some more soon.

See you next time~!💋

One Last Shows And Movies Recommendation Post

I definitely think I watched many more movies this year, but I kinda neglected shows and even anime, dunno why. Anyway, I wanted to make one last post with the ones I didn't include in my latest posts. This one is definitely going to be a little more random so, let's do this!!

I'll start with some shows, they were all released this year and... they are both completely different.

Girlbands Forever 

"As talent show winners Little Mix contend with social media, cool kids Sugababes face changing line-ups. And as some familiar faces make a comeback, what is the future for girl bands?"

I only knew about this one because I saw it on Natasha Hamilton's IG. Growing up I loved girl bands, I grew up obsessed with the Spice Girls and Atomic Kitten so, I knew I had to watch it. It was released on October 30th by the BBC, I binge watched the 3 episodes in one night.

It basically covers the history of brit girlbands and some juicy, and sometimes shocking, stories shared by their former members. I especially loved seen AK's Natasha and Jenny but, it was an interesting and entertaining watch in general.

Monster: The Ed Gein Story

"The series explores the life of convicted murderer and body snatcher Ed Gein through allusions to fictional cultural works inspired by his crimes, such as Psycho (1960), The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), and The Silence of the Lambs (1991)."

This is the 3rd season of the Monster series, suprisingly, I've only seen this one. I started watching the Jeffrey Dahmer one but never really finished it, maybe I'll go back to it at some point. It only has 8 episodes and even tho, it wasn't bad, sometimes it felt a little confusing cuz it jumped between eras. Maybe it's just me but I felt a little lost when that happened.

I also watched a couple of movies before October, cuz that's when I started the 31 Days of Horror Movies calendar thing I shared on my previous movies post, I feel like I watched more but, not all of them were good or worth recommending.

The Invitation

"After the death of her mother and having no other known relatives, Evie takes a DNA test and discovers a long-lost cousin she never knew she had. Invited by her newfound family to a lavish wedding in the English countryside, Evie's at first seduced by the sexy aristocratic host. However, she's soon thrust into a nightmare of survival as she uncovers twisted secrets about her family history and the unsettling intentions behind their sinful generosity."

This one is an American thriller from 2022, I watched it because it was a vampire movie. It was entertaining, a little cheesy and had a decent plot twist at the end. I don't think I'd rewatch it, once was more than enough but, it wasn't bad.

Immaculate

"The plot focuses on a young novice nun, who is invited to reside at a picturesque Italian convent, but slowly realizes the terrifying secrets it harbors."

I love religious horror movies and I find convents kinda creepy so, these movies work for me, haha. Even tho I think this one is more of a thriller, it did have a few jump scares and tension that made it interesting until the end. This one is from 2024.

Stopmotion

"A stop-motion animator struggles to control her demons after the loss of her overbearing mother."

Stopmotion is a British psychological horror movie from 2023. It is a weird movie, that's the best way to describe it. It kinda reminded me of when my sister and I used to watch Locotomia on Locomotion because they used to have stop motion shorts and stuff. I wouldn't say it's scary but, I really liked it.

K-pop Demon Hunters

"When K-pop superstars Rumi, Mira and Zoey aren't selling out stadiums or topping the Billboard charts, they're moonlighting as demon hunters to protect their fans from ever-present supernatural danger."

What can I say about this movie? I'm sure everyone has seen it by now. It took me a while to watch it and it was thanks to my bestie and her son that I did. I liked it a lot, more than I thought I would. I feel like if you are a kpop fan, like or know some things about korean culture, you notice lots of fun details throughout the movie. 

And yeah, the soundtrack is chatchy!!

And lastly, I'm gonna share the only 2 anime I watched this year! There are so many I still have to watch and catch up with...

Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Disturbance

"Caught between his destiny and his promise to never kill again, the curtain rises once again for the second season of Rurouni Kenshin!"

This is the second part or second season of the Rurouni Kenshin remake. It covers Kenshin's trip to Kyoto to stop Shishio. Love, love, love it.

Mugen No Juunin Immortal

"The series is set in Japan during the mid-Tokugawa Shogunate period and follows the cursed samurai Manji, who has to kill 1,000 evil men in order to regain his mortality."

I'm currently watching this one, my sister recommended it and, I've been loving it. I love everything samurai or old Japan so, yeah. Lots of cool characters with great weapons and fighting skills. I know there's also a live action movie that apparently came out before the anime. I'm defo planning to watch it once I finish the anime.

And, to wrap it up, I'll share this list of Christmas horror movies I've been watching this month. I haven't watched all of them but, since I don't love Christmas movies, horror holiday ones sound like a better option for me, hehe. 

That will be it, guys. There are so many shows I still have to watch so, I'm sure I'll be sharing more movies and shows next year. Feel free to send me recommendations or let me know if you have watched some of the ones I shared.

I'll see you next time~!💋 

Shows I watched in 2025

I've been focusing on movies so much lately that I forgot to share some of the shows I watched this year. Some of them feel kinda old now cuz I watched them at the beginning of the year. There's a bit of everything really and I'm not including the shows I'm currently rewatching but refuse to finish yet. Plus, I'm sure there are other shows missing because I can't remember them right now~ Oh well.

Most of these shows are from Netflix.

Cassandra

"A family moves into the oldest smart home in Germany, decades after the original owner dies; the AI household helper awakens, and is resolved to never be alone again."

Cassandra is a German sci-fi and suspense show that was released earlier this year. I think it was back in February. I'm not a big fan of sci-fi but a student recommended it and I decided to give it a chance. 

It is a very short show with only 6 episodes but, it is really good! I found it a little creepy because of the whole AI thing but it's also a little sad and it keeps you wanting to watch more and more. 

Cabinet of Curiosities

"An anthology of sinister stories told by revered horror creators."

"Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities is a horror anthology with eight tales of terror, featuring ominous, chilling, and supernatural elements."

I remember one of my closest friends recommended this show years ago but I guess I was just not in the mood for it when I started watching it cuz, after one episode, I just stopped watching it. This year it was recommended again and I went for it. Yes, the first episode wasn't my favorite but, I started loving it as I watched the other episodes.

It is a horror and dark fantasy show from 2022 with 8 episodes. Each episode shares a different story.

I especially enjoy these type of shows because even if one of the stories doesn't feel too interesting, the next one is completely different so, it doesn't feel boring. I watched it earlier this year but I think it'd be perfect to watch during Oct - Nov.

Goedam

"Goedam is a horror anthology series where shadows and spirits come alive, centered on urban legends, with chilling, scary, and supernatural elements."

I love Asian urban legends, that's why I knew I had to watch this one as soon as it showed in my recommendations. It is a horror, mystery show that tells 8 different short Korean urban legends. The episodes are less than 20 minutes long each so, I watched them in one night. It was very entertaining.

Haunted Hotel

"After inheriting a hotel from her late brother, a single mom moves in with his good-natured ghost and high-maintenance guest who never checks out."

This one is an American adult animated show. It is like a supernatural sitcom that premiered in September this year. I loved, loved, loved this show! I feel like the way for me to enjoy comedy is through cartoons. Plus I loved the supernatural side of the show.

Moving on, we have some documentaries. Yes, I like them when they are true crime or paranormal ones. 

American Murder Gabby Petito 

"A young couple's cross-country van journey, documented on social media, ends in tragedy when domestic violence shatters their seemingly perfect life; their story sparks a nationwide investigation and raises questions about family loyalty."

This is very short docuseries, it only has 3 episodes that cover Gabby Petito's murder. I was already familiar with this case and was curious to see if this docuserie would give new or extra information but, it didn't. It was still intereseting tho.

Unknown Number: The Middle School Catfish

"A mother harassed her 13-year-old daughter and the daughter's boyfriend through anonymous text messages. Though the victims were in middle school at the time the attacks began, the widely covered true story was the subject of the 2025 Netflix documentary Unknown Number: The High School Catfish."

This one is kinda new and it was really good too. I do love murder cases but, I also enjoy a good catfish case. It's crazy to think a mom could do the things this one did. Defo recommend it.

True Haunting

"Through immersive reenactments and interviews, detailing paranormal encounters from the viewpoint of those who lived them."

This 5 episode show tells two different stories of people who had paranormal encounters. There's something I really like about these type of shows. They kinda take me back to when I used to watch A Haunting on Discovery channel but, with better acting.

And now, something completely different to close this post, two Halloween baking shows. I did watch these in October in between Halloween and horror movies.

Halloween Wars season 14

I watched this one on YouTube so, it might not be the latest season, idk. I remember watching another season years ago and I really liked it. It's basically a baking competition but, Halloween edition. There's something super entertaining about seeing people cook in general and, it's cool to see things I know I'd never be able to make, hehe.

Is it cake? Halloween

Pretty similar to the previous one, is a baking competiton but the things they make is in another level. Like, wow. This one was shorter (4 episodes I think) and it's on Netflix. 

And, that's that! Some of the shows I watched this year. I think I'll make one more movies/shows post next month and with that we'll close the recommendations posts. As always, let me know if you have watched some of these or if you would like to. 

I'll see you next time~! 💋

Horror Movies I've Watched Lately

I still have some shows and movies I want to share around here so, here we are again, with another recommendations post, hehe. This time will be all about horror, my fav. I'm only including the ones I did like and enjoy but, I've also watched some that were defo not good, I don't know if you guys would be interested in those too. Let me know!

Let's start!

The Substance

"Fading actress Elisabeth Sparkle becomes distressed when her chauvinistic boss fires her from her aerobics show. She soon injects herself with a mysterious serum that promises a younger, better version of herself, but things go horribly wrong."

It took me a while to watch this movie but, it was totally worth it! I'm sure most people have already seen it but, I still wanted to include it here, just in case.

I thought it was great, gross and very true to today's beauty standards. I have to say tho, I didn't love the ending, there was something missing. But that's just me. 

P.S. Demi Moore looks stunning in this movie, I mean, she's always been gorgeous but, yeah.

The Fly

"A scientist creates a teleportation machine and decides to test it. However, a fly enters the machine and their genes get spliced. Gradually, he finds himself transforming into a grotesque creature."

This was a recommendation I didn't expect to like, hehe. It's an old one (1986) but I have to say it surprised me, I ended up enjoying it a lot. It was a nice surprise to see Geena Davis there. It has a couple of gross scenes but nothing too difficult to watch.

While I was looking for this movie I saw other movie with the same title but I not sure if they are sequels, remakes or what.

The Monkey

"When twin brothers find a mysterious wind-up monkey, a series of outrageous deaths tears their family apart. Twenty-five years later, the monkey begins a new killing spree, forcing the estranged siblings to confront the cursed toy."

The Monkey is a 2025 horror - comedy movie that I surprisingly enjoyed. I'm not a big comedy fan but this one kept me entertained. It's based on Stephen King's short story, so I'm sure many people love it. Even tho it's not a scary movie, I recommend it if you like dark comedy.

Late Night with The Devil

"In 1977, Jack Delroy, the host of a failing late-night show, decides to film a Halloween special. However, the broadcast takes a dark turn, unleashing evil into the nation's living rooms."

This one was also a recommendation that I ended up enjoying more than I thought I would, especially because of how different it is from other moves I've seen. It makes you feel as if you were really just watching an old talk show from the 70's before all the action happens. It's very well made. Then again, not scary but, worth watching.

The Grudge (Netflix)

"The movie follows events in 2004 to 2006 in a small Pennsylvanian town. Nurse Fiona Landers brings the spirit from Japan to America."

For some reason I keep finding movies that are related to The Grudge I didn't know existed. I found this Netflix one when I was looking for the Sarah Michelle Gellar one. It is from 2019 and, I wouldn't say it's the best Grudge movie because sometimes it gets weird and confusing but, it isn't the worst. Seeing John Cho there was a nice surprise. 

The Others

"Grace moves into a new house with her children in Jersey. However, when inexplicable events start to take place at the residence, Grace becomes convinced that the house is haunted."

This is the only rewatch I'm including this time. I watched this movie in theaters when it came out back in 2001 and loved it. Watching it again, it did not disappoint! It is still as good as I remember. Defo one of my favorite movies.

And, that's it guys! As I'm typing this, I've already watched and re-watched many more horror movies so, I guess I'll be sharing more next month. As always, let me know if you've watched some of these and feel free to send me some recommendations!

See you next time~!💋

Asian Shows And Movies I've Watched Lately

It's weird to write about these shows as if I'd watched them lately cuz, it's been a couple of months since I actually watched them but, it was still this year, it just takes me forever to share them around here. And I still have a long list of movies and shows to share, hehe.

Anyway, today I want to share some some Japanese, Korean and Thai shows and movies I really liked.

Turn to me Mukai-kun

"Though handsome and successful, Satoru Mukai suddenly realizes he's been single for ten whole years and has no idea how to initiate a new relationship."

I randomly chose this drama cuz I was going through a phase in which I only felt like watching Japanese drama and I ended up really liking it. It is a mix of drama, comedy and romance but, I loved the way they showed how different people feel about relationships and what they think it right for them even if it's not the stereotypical relationship.

It is a short drama with only 10 episodes, I think I watched it in like a week. 

Destiny

"Kanade Nishimura must confront the suspicious death case from her law school days. This leads her to examine the truth behind her father's death."

Honestly, at first I thought I wouldn't like this one because it was "law" related but, I was wrong. It's a very good drama. It's definitey darker than the previous one, it's a bit of a thriller with mystery and romance. It really makes you want to watch more after every episode to find out more about the story. I wouldn't say it's my kind of drama but I'd defo recommend it. Plus, it's super short, it only has 9 episodes.

Asura

"Four sisters face turbulence when their father's affair is exposed. Embodying the tumultuous asura demigods, they clash over differing outlooks on love."

I have to say, out of the 3 Japanese dramas I'm sharing here, this one was my favorite. First, I loved the setting of the story, second they way they showed each characters' individual stories and how they all connected and lastly, the way they showed the relationship between all the family members, I think it was a very real way to show it.

This was very short too, with only 7 episodes. I have mixed feelings with short shows, I like finishing them but, then I wish they'd last longer. I feel like they way it ended is open to have a second season, but I don't know if it'll happen. I hope so.

Those are all the Japanese dramas, you can find them on Netflix.

Beauty Water

"Ye-ji comes across mysterious water that enables her to lose weight and reshape her appearance. She finds her life is more in danger the more she desires to be beautiful."

This Korean horror animated movie was my sister's recommendation. It reminds me of The Substance so much. I think it's my first Korean animated thriller and, it was defo worth it, highly recommend it. Apparently it's on Crunchyroll but I couldn't find it there back when I watched it.

Don't Come Home

"A mother and her young daughter flee to their family's abandoned mansion but soon find themselves haunted by paranormal incidents."

This is a 6 episodes long Thai show that is a mix of a thriller with mystery and sci-fi. It started off really good but it kinda lost me at some point. I'm not a big sci-fi fan so the last few episodes were a little confusing and I lost interest. It's not a bad show tho, it was just not my favorite.

Morimoto's Sushi Master Season 2

I think I mentioned this cooking competition before, back when I watched the first season. Same as with the previous one, I started binge watching as soon as it premiered. It was short tho, it only has 6 episodes but, I love it. It always makes me crave some good Japanese food.

And that will be it for this post guys, there are still many more shows and especially movies I've watched (mostly horror) that are waiting to be shared around here. Maybe I'll share some of them next month. For now, let me know if you've watched one of these or, if you'd like to. Also feel free to send me recommendations!!

See you next time~! 💋

Fear Street Movies 🔪

I don't know how popular these movies are but I recently found them. It was thanks to their latest one, Prom Queen that I got curious and decided to watch the other 3 which are a trilogy. 

The stories are based on books by R.L. Stine's: Fear Street Part One: 1994, Fear Street Part Two: 1978 and Fear Street Part Three: 1666, they're teen slasher movies with a paranormal story and they are all connected, but they show the story from different moments in time.

The story is about teenagers who try to break the curse of their town, ShadySide that has been going for hundreds of years. These movies were released back in 2021 and apparently, many people liked them.

I can see why tho, They're fun, not too long and honestly? I watched them three days in a row because I wanted to see what would happen next. The first two were my favorites, but I also enjoyed the last one. 

Effects aren't bad and even tho it's not scary, it's a little gory. The story doesn't feel slow and you get to like some of the characters. It also has some unexpected plot twists; plus, since they are based on different decades, I loved to see how the vibes changed depending on the time.

Now let's talk about Fear Street: Prom Queen, the one that introduced me to Fear Street.

This one was released in May 2025 and it's the classic teen prom slasher movie and I think it could be the first part of their next triology series. I've read mixed opinions on this one and, after watching the other 3, I kinda get why but, I have to say I enjoyed it. I liked the vibe since the story is set in the 80's and yes, it is gory too but the scenes are not that difficult to watch cuz they are not super realistic, it also has some funny situations. The story is a little predictable, we have the popular girls VS the "weird" girl competing to become Prom Queen. There's a mystery killer and that's where the action starts. I couldn't help to think about Carrie while watching it. 

Was it the best movie ever? Nope, but it wasn't bad either. I would totally recommend it if you like classic slasher movies from the 80's.

Loved to see some of the promotional posters resembling the Carrie and Halloween movie posters.

All in all, I enjoyed them, they have this classic slasher films nostalgia thing going on and that is something I always like. I would recommend it for fun. I'm probably going to watch the next movies they release so, yeah. 

Let me know if you've watched them or if you're planning to!

See you next time~!!💋🔪

Movies I've watched lately | Horror, Psychological Thrillers & Drama |

During March I watched a lot of movies and shows so, I think it's time for another recommendation post. This time I'm only going to focus on movies. Most of them are movies from the 90s, because you know, the nostalgia.

I have some horror, drama and a psychological thriller so, let's get started!

Interview With The Vampire

It took me forever to watch this movie and even tho I am not a Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise fan, I loved it. It's a classic 1994 gothic horror film about a man named Louis who was an 18th-century lord and now a vampire. He starts telling his story to this reporter (I believe), how he was suicidal after his family died, how he bacame a vamp and the things he's gone through throughout his long life. 

The movie is long but it doesn't feel slow. There's something about it that makes it beautiful to watch. I really enjoyed it, I wish I could've watched it sooner!!

I Know What You Did Last Summer

"After a night of revelry, four friends accidentally run over a man and dump his body to conceal their secret, unaware that the following year brings a series of eerie events in their lives."

This one is from 1997 and it's the typical movie where the main characters are stalked by a killer, attempting to kill them one by one. I'm not gonna lie, these movies are predictable most of the time, and they are not my favorite kind of horror movies but, they are still entertaining. I hate it when my favorite characters die tho~ 

Scream

I think this, along with other movies included in this list, are classics. Scream was released back in 1996 and it's a slasher film. 

"When Sidney receives a mysterious phone call and finds that her friends are being killed, she suspects that a serial killer may be on the prowl, who is also linked to her mother's murder."

I don't know if it's just me but, some parts of the movie just made me laugh. It felt more like a horror - comedy film than just a horror one. Not saying that I don't like it or didn't enjoy it tho. I know there are many Scream movies now and honestly, I haven't watched them yet. Maybe I will soon to continue now that I have the information and everything that happened fresh in my mind. Hehe.

I looooved Rose McGowan in this movie.

Scream 2

Sequel of Scream, was released in 1997 and, it still follows Sidney, who is now in college, after surviving everything that happened in the frst movie. The killings start happening again and of course, she's the target.

The Ritual

This one is a British psychological horror film from 2017. I didn't know about it until I learned about the Jotun earlier this year and felt really curious.

"A trip to the Swedish wilderness turns murky as four friends try to mend their strained relationships. However, in the forest, they realise that they are not alone."

I found the movie interesting, not scary. Somehow it reminded me of The Blair Witch Project in a way. Maybe because of the whole forest thing, I don't know.

Delicious

This movie was my mom's recommendation cuz she thought it was vampireish but after watching it, I think it's more like a cannibalish movie. It is a psychological thriller that was released earlier this year. 

"During their vacation in the French countryside, a wealthy German family becomes entangled with a young hotel worker harbouring sinister intentions."

In my opinion, the movie wasn't bad, it was just... weird? Some european movies are like that and I like that, they feel different. I just felt the ending left some questiong floating. Idk. It's worth watching, I just don't consider it a great one or something that I'd watch again.

Cruel Intentions

Lastly we have, Cruel Intentions. Even tho it is a popular movie, it was my first time watching it.

"Sebastian tries to seduce Annette, his headmaster's virgin daughter, to win a bet with his step-sister Kathryn. She wants his costly car while he wants a night with her. But Annette has other plans." 

 I know it's more like a teen drama but, I really liked and enjoyed it. I like Reese Witherspoon, I love Sarah Michelle Gellar and I used to have a big crush on Ryan Phillippe so, yeah. 

And, those are some of the movies I've watched lately. As always, I'm open to recommendations and I'd love to know if you've seen some of these, if you liked them or, if you'd like to watch them. Let me know!!

See you next time~! 💋