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6: No One asked for this But Here You Go Anyways (Recommendations)

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    Ever since quarantine started, everyone’s been watching a plethora of movies and shows. So here’s a list of some movies, shows, and anime I recommend. Even though we’re still in the fall semester. Please do your homework and everything first before you watch something. I think this goes without saying but no spoilers for anyone. Spoilers ruin everything and make it not fun. 

    Movies:

  •  The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society 

  • Beetlejuice

  • The Nightmare Before Christmas 

  • Enola Holmes 


TV Shows:

  • The Magicians (didn’t watch over quarantine but it’s my favorite tv show)

  • Once Upon A Time 

  • The Queen’s Gambit (currently watching this w/ Mother)

  • Next In Fashion 

  • American Horror Story

  • RuPaul’s Drag Race 


Anime:

  • I Want to Eat Your Pancreas (similar to YLIA so have some tissues ready)

  • Bungou Stray Dogs 

  • Parasyte: The Maxim (very underrated sadly; the opening slaps)

  • Death Note

  • Given (Mafuyu is my son and I love him)

  • Your Lie in April

  • Hunter x Hunter (I’m still not over it-)

  • Akame ga Kill! 

  • Darling In The FRANXX 

  • Banana Fish (I last watched episode 9 and I’m so hurt)

  • Ouran High School Host Club (we’re still waiting for season two)

  • Yuri!!! On Ice

  • Black Butler 

    

    And that’s it. I watch more anime than I do tv shows and movies combined, so that’s why there’s a small list for movies. The anime list is just stuff I saw, either a while ago or watched this year. Side note, if you are not a fan of blood, gore, etc. do not watch Akame ga Kill! It can get to be very bloody from time to time and there’s a lot of death, from side characters to your favorites. You might not want to get attached to anyone. It’s very similar to Attack on Titan, with a lot of characters dying. Speaking of, season four comes out next month I believe. I haven’t seen season two or three yet so I can’t watch it but hopefully I can start it over a break or something. 

    

    Alright, I hope you enjoy watching these recommendations if you’re going to. Let us know what you thought of these if you’ve seen any in the comments. 

  

     Until next time dear Reader.


Signing off,

Mother and Eliot

 

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