Chasing the Backlog Frederick Paul Chase

Today I'm looking at the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first TV mini-series that aired on Disney Plus in early 2021. Starring Paul Bettany and Elisabeth Olsen with fantastic supporting turns by Kathryn Hahn, Kat Dennings, Randakll Park, and Teyonah Parris; it's a nod to classic sitcoms of yesteryear and a super hero story that continues the events post Avengers:  Endgame.  



You can find me on Instagram @fpchase12 and on twitter @telilan1



Thank you for giving me some of your time to ramble about something.

The first comic book I'm reviewing on this is a manwha by Carnby Kim and Youngchan Hwang.  This is a horror book that came highly recommended and if horror comics are your thing this is worth your time.

Comic book/webtoon reviews will be a bit shorter as I'm trying to keep these as spoiler free as possible cause while these are reviews, I want you to decide if it's right for you after hearing what I have to say.  I'm also sorry for how all over the place I may be with these, I do take notes but my brain likes to take a few detours to get from A to B.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to these little bits and pieces of opinion about whatever I happen to read, watch, or play.

You can find me on twitter at @telilan1 and on instagram @fpchase12 I figure I'll hit five episodes and start shamelessly self promoting all over the place.

For the first rambling review, I look at the 2020 academy award winner for Best Picture/Director/Screenplay, Director Bong Joon Ho's masterpiece of class struggle "Parasite".

The goals, the reasons, and the immense stream of conciousness of my master plan.