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Clarice Siqueira

Guillermo del Toro brings Frankenstein back to life with an auteur’s touch, turning the myth into an...

Nox (Markos)

If you love K-dramas but also like knowing what not to watch, this article is for you. Here’s a roun...

Fran Briggs

Born from a Korea that endured famine and transformed food into affection, this K-drama reimagines a...

Aysla de Oliveira

Find out which Peacemaker character you are! Take our quiz and see who you would be on the infamous ...

Ana Paula Araújo

A horror movie told entirely from a dog’s perspective, Good Boy has just hit theaters. But is it wor...

Aysla de Oliveira

We reviewed Netflix’s Nobody Wants This, inspired by the real-life story of its creator and writer, ...

Fran Briggs

Now that It: Welcome to Derry is here, let's delve deep into this peculiar city once again and find ...

Nox (Markos)

Discover nine Japanese films that have captured the hearts of MyDramaList fans. From Seven Samurai t...

Tabata Marques

Some shows are so good they deserve to be watched again. In this list, you’ll find titles praised by...

Fran Briggs

In Welcome to Derry, Stephen King’s prequel, horror takes on a new form and shows that it’s not only...

Aysla de Oliveira

In this article, we'll review Boots, a Netflix show. It was inspired by a memoir written by Greg Cop...

Nox (Markos)

Want to discover the most acclaimed Chinese films? This MyDramaList selection brings together dramas...

Fran Briggs

This Netflix documentary turned a Florida crime into the perfect reflection of a divided country. It...

Fran Briggs

Whether audiences are watching Oscar-nominated films or popular franchises, they always do the same:...

Clarice Siqueira

A trailer is a promise. It’s a seductive invitation to a movie we haven’t seen yet, packed into two ...

Nox (Markos)

Discover eleven Korean films that have moved audiences around the world and earned top ratings on My...

Aysla de Oliveira

This review looks at Netflix’s miniseries *Wayward* and how it was inspired by the Synanon cult, exp...

Fran Briggs

Caramelo (2025) is a message on love and resilience. It explores what Brazilians call "a mutt spirit...