The rainbow at the end of things we're tragically obsessed with... Toys, movies, food, life and the likes.
We talk about things that make a horror film, well, a horror film. This episode covers (mostly) Asian film tropes and what we like or dislike about them.
Guests: Harley, Wally
Producer: Yami
We all have our favourite movies to watch during this spooky season (except Wally). There are far too many that we love but here are some titles we think you should watch.
From the jump scares to the daunting music, there is just something mysteriously attractive and fascinating about horror. It may not be everyone's cup of tea but they rake in millions of dollars when they do it right.
There would be times when you walk by an empty space and your hair would stand on ends. Out of the corner of your eyes, you would see someone looking at you but when you turn, nothing is there. Are they really there or are we just overthinking?
This is the final part of our Urban Legend Trilogy. Why have they never painted the bridge a different colour?
This is part 2 of our Urban Legend Trilogy. Have you been to a restroom so big that when you turn the corner, it leads you to a different section?
Don't walk under laundry, take over an heirloom and don't whistle at night. We've been warned by our elders. Some people may choose to heed these advice but some just don't really care.
Fatimah Rocker? Gula-gula? You might know them by several names but they are all one and the same. We barely scratched the surface but we talk about the many kinds of supernatural beings we are familiar with.
Yami explains her questionable toy collection and why she stays away from horror films but absolutely adores the creepy and the kooky, mysterious and spooky. Join us as we countdown the days to Halloween ☠
Amounting to thousands of dollars’ worth, our collection is personally worth more than just its face value. What do we look for when we finally decide to purchase something? We talk about price points, how people view our hobby and how much it has evolved since we first started our journey.
A bunch of rotten apples spoils it for the real fans and collectors. Some of them use bots to snag these collectibles and then put it up for sale multiple times the original price. We talk about how we feel and how we think companies can help.
SPOILER ALERT!!! We talk about the movie from music to costumes. No politics, no BS. Just what you want to know.
Should a doll be kept in its box in pristine condition or should it be freed and displayed so it can be appreciated in every angle? We talk about our preferences, the pros and cons of NRFB and displayed dolls/toys/figurines.