Fish and Cherries Productions

Wow, didn’t see a lot of me last month, huh? I was traveling, taking care of some things, ironing out some medical issues, and a load of other fun stuff. To quote Samwise Gamgee, “well, I’m back.” Now let’s look at some Netflix garbage.

Sextuplets

The reason this came so late is because I was visiting some family in good old New York (one of whom is a Patreon patron). Getting to the theater wasn’t easy, so I decided to settle for a Noah Centineo film on Netflix. Enjoy!

The Perfect Date

Let’s start June off (midway through the month) with a film that just about everyone told me to see. Brace yourselves because the Netflix train is going full steam ahead.

Always Be My Maybe

Yeah, I’m not thrilled with my lack of activity last month. May was particularly rough and busy for me, so I didn’t have a ton of time to make it to the theater. Still, I made do and released three reviews on Patreon before the month was up. And now, on Monday, here they are.

Good Sam
Pokémon: Detective Pikachu
Unicorn Store

Due to holiday stuff and a very nasty illness, I once again turn to Netflix to compensate for not being able to leave the house. Hopefully I’ll be able to leave me bed soon because there are a lot of theater releases I know you want to hear my thoughts on. In the meantime, check out what I just watched.

The Princess Switch

The Holidays are the time of year where you’re expected to huddle around the fireplace with loved ones and enjoy yourselves. Unfortunately, here in California, the fire is currently outside the house and making the air massively unhealthy to be in. So I figured I’d stay indoors and turn to Netflix. Here is the result.

The Holiday Calendar

Happy Halloween!

This last month actually has been a bit of a horror show, hence getting so close to the wire. Still, a Halloween double-feature is fine by me, so enjoy the candlelight reading this All Hallow’s Eve.

Little Evil
Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors

Back to Netflix, as the theaters have been a bit dry lately. I’m not complaining, as even the worst Netflix movies have something interesting about them. Now let’s see what to make of this one.

Sierra Burgess Is a Loser

Life has been a little crazy lately, what with personal upheavals and medical problems. Still, can’t help but share all the good movies I’ve seen. More will be coming soon.

To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before

Guess this makes June the retroactive Netflix month (and yes, this counts as a June review because it went up first on Patreon on the 30th). Let’s wrap it up just under the wire with The Cloverfield Paradox. How did I like it? Well…

The Cloverfield Paradox