Shoujo romance about twins Chiki and Mami with their different mentalities towards relationships. Short, simple and relatively lighthearted.

Highly recommended mockumentary about a Norwegian boy band. Tightly written. Good performances. Hilarious songs. A modern classic.

Over-simplistic characters and plot can be more refined, but a decent drama about obnoxious influencers and social media.

Fresh take on the franchise with mother-and-daughter duo. Set pieces can be better. Good production. Not bad despite a little wokeness.

A Manual of Catholic Theology is a two-volume text in English by Joseph Wilhelm & Thomas B. Scannell. The first edition was published in...

Office infidelity mystery-thriller. Sounds totally stupid, but is actually a solid drama about the subject, including its consequences.

A solid romance slice-of-life drama about living with regrets. Can use more dramatic tension but mostly avoids being too cheesy.

Character-driven series. Tries to balance dark and light, both in terms of storytelling and visually. Mostly looks good but a bit bloated.

Globalist bankers manipulate the population for control. Business as usual but still an interesting article by John Hoefle.

This article, first published in November 1987, outlines the strategy and tactics of desensitizing homosexuality.

Post-apocalyptic dystopia with truck-driving delivery man hero. Not bad in any respect. Mostly tight at 6 episodes. Can use more wow factor.

In Book 2, Dr Michael E. Salla focuses on the space program run by the US Navy with influence from the so-called Nordics.

Season 2 broadens to styles other than anime. Arguably worse than Season 1 in terms of storytelling. Nonetheless, a few are recommended.

Whilst not a bad effort overall, they are nothing great. A few are recommended.

An abridged version of St Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Theologica with helpful annotations by Peter Kreeft. A nice reference to have.

Horror parodies of Ito’s experience with his wife and two cats. Drawn in his usual style. Moderately amusing, not to be taken too seriously.

This is old news but the so-called Fukushima nuclear disaster is worth mentioning (again). This is not just because some of us at Opinyuns...

Not intensely horrifying but enough tension to be captivating, mostly set in one location. Good cinematography, performances and pacing.

Klaus Schwab tells us the world has no choice but to “reset” in almost every respect to some green globalist-communist surveillance society.

Simple premise and structure. Tanjiro’s family is slaughtered by a demon so he fights them, basically a “gauntlet run” to the demon boss.

Recommended if one is a fan of Ito’s work; he has good ideas but not necessarily the best plotting. Not bad but animation is inconsistent.