Geek It! Ctrl+Gaming Review / Little Dragons Cafe
Have you been yearning for an adventure set in the medieval times? Do you like meeting people and learning about different recipes? Do you want to have a dragon companion? In [...]
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Geek It! Ctrl+Gaming Review: Calico (2022)
A magical pastel land? Tick. Breakdancing cats and chubby capybaras? Tick. Soothing music? Tick. Magical potions and broomsticks? Tick. Created by a magical duo at Peachy [...]
Geek It! Animation Flashback: Angela Anaconda
Remember a show about a kooky girl with a thirst for wild imagination? And she, along with everyone else, was made out of …paper cut-outs? In [...]
Geek It! Anime Review: Remake Our Life! (2021)
Making excuses. Regrets about missed opportunities. To re-do one’s life again. These thoughts are universal amongst human beings. Directed by Tomoki Kobayashi (Infinite [...]
Geek It! Literature/TV Review: Sanditon (2019)
Jane Austen’s works are timeless stories that has the power to tell a story that will captivate viewers no matter which era they belong. And Austen’s unfinished [...]
Geek It! Anime Review: KOIKIMO (Koi to Yobu ni wa Kimochi Warui) (2021)
KOIKIMO (Koi to Yobu ni wa Kimochi Warui) is one of 2021’s romantic comedies that has swept viewers off their feet. Not only did it consistently rate well in [...]
Geek It! Anime Review: Assault Lily Bouquet (2020)
We’ve been thirsting for an exceptional magical girl series with a combination of fantasy, heart and action. And in the midst of 2020’s chaotic year, ASSAULT LILY [...]
Geek It! Anime Couple Spotlight: Romeo x Juliet
A boy and a girl from two rivalling families. Tragically dubbed as star-crossed lovers. Yes, it is one of Literature’s classic masterpieces — Romeo and Juliet by [...]
Geek It! Animation Flashback: Planet Sketch
Farting horses. Not-so-intelligent dinosaurs. Wannabe gangsters in the hood. For all the ’90s and ’00s kids out there, do these images ring a bell? Here’s a [...]
Geek It! Animation Film Review: Raya and the Last Dragon
She’s young. Strong. Independent. And needs no Prince or special power to change the world. Joining Disney’s lineage of female-led animated films, Don [...]
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