Blake's Bias

06/06/2025

I keep coming back to one question: Who are we really when our identity is split in two? In Severance Season 2 Identity Explained: What Remains When the Self Breaks, I dive into the heartbreak, the rebellion, and the mystery behind Lumon’s twisted experiment.

This season pushed me to rethink everything about autonomy, consciousness, and what it means to exist. If you’ve been as hooked and puzzled as I am, this deep dive might just help piece it all together.

Let me know your thoughts—what does identity mean to you in the world of Severance?

Read more on the blog: https://blakesbias.com/severance-season-2-identity-explained/

31/05/2025

Just watched Dept. Q Episode 1 and… wow. That opening scene? Brutal. The mood? Pure Scottish noir. The mystery? Hooked already. I’ve put all my first impressions into this spoiler-free review—come see why I think this could be the next big crime drama obsession.👇

🔍 Read now: https://blakesbias.com/dept-q-episode-1-review-first-impressions/

24/05/2025

The Secrets We Keep (2025) is more than a thriller—it’s a dissection of complicity, motherhood, and the silence money buys.
From drone footage to whispered slurs, from drowning truths to buried guilt—this six-part Danish drama says more in a look than most shows say in a monologue.
Here’s our full breakdown of the real horror beneath the Scandinavian calm.

Read the full review → https://blakesbias.com/secrets-we-keep-netflix-review/
📌 Save this for your next binge

20/05/2025

Weak Hero Class 2 is not just about fists—it’s about survival, guilt, and how violence becomes the only language left.

Season 2 turns up the emotional intensity with higher stakes, messier friendships, and one brutal rooftop showdown that leaves everyone broken.

In our latest blog post, we break down:

✅ Shi-eun’s emotional evolution
✅ The real meaning behind the violence
✅ Side characters that stole the spotlight
✅ Whether a Season 3 is even necessary

🔗 Read the full review now and let us know: Was it worth the pain?

📍https://blakesbias.com/weak-hero-class-2-review-brutality-and-brotherhood/

17/05/2025

Brutal. Beautiful. Unforgiving.
Just finished American Primeval? Don’t miss our full review—breaking down the blood, the beauty, and the raw performances that made it unforgettable.
👉 Read now: https://blakesbias.com/american-primeval-review/

10/05/2025

Not every mystery needs noise.
Glass Dome takes its time—with snowy silences, slow reveals, and tension you can feel in your bones.

“If you don’t mind deliberate silence and stillness, this show gives you space to actually think about what’s unfolding.”
— On the pacing and mood of Glass Dome

👉Full review's up. Quietly intense, just like the show.

https://blakesbias.com/glass-dome-review-2025-nordic-noir/

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05/05/2025

What if survival wasn’t the only story? My deep dive into The Eternaut explores why this Argentine sci-fi series hits harder than you'd expect—from frozen cities and alien threats to quiet sacrifices and collective resilience. Based on a 1957 comic, it’s a time-travel tale in spirit and scope.

👉 Read the full breakdown: https://blakesbias.com/the-eternaut-review-netflix-2025/

03/05/2025

Just watched Severance Season 2’s first two episodes—and we’re already spiraling.
From cryptic reunions to disturbing new tech (hi, Cold Harbor), this season wastes no time pulling us back into Lumon’s eerie grip.
I broke down everything from Mark’s grief spiral to Helly’s suspicious outie—plus early theories that might crack this open.
📎 Read the full First Impressions post now.
👉https://blakesbias.com/severance-season-2-first-impressions/

01/05/2025

Colour Mood Diary 003: Muted Hues of Second Chances

“Rust-toned doubts, soft aquas, and ash-brown pauses—when love lingers in the quietest corners of regret.
In this episode of Color Mood Diary, we walk through fields of almost-goodbyes and maybe-one-days.
Can colors capture the grief and grace of trying again?”

Mood: Reflective, romantic, a little undone.
Scenes from Divorce Insurance Ep. 6
Palette: Muted Hues of Second Chances

27/04/2025

Season 7 of Black Mirror didn’t feel like sci-fi. It felt like a dare.
Pay to live.
Stream to survive.
Let tech crawl inside your head—or get left behind.
Maybe the real horror isn't the future.
Maybe it’s how familiar it all feels already.

26/04/2025

23/04/2025

The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6 Premiere: A Quiet Storm Begins.
June may look broken, but broken doesn’t mean done.

This episode didn’t explode—it unfolded, slow and searing.
There’s a breathtaking train ride through grief, a tense detour with Serena, and the most unexpected reunion that nearly took me out.

I broke down my first impressions—politics, power shifts, and the fragile hope of mothers in a war-torn world.

One Line Summary
June might be broken, but if there’s one thing she’s never stopped doing—it’s fighting for her daughter.

🌿 https://blakesbias.com/handmaids-tale-season-6-premiere-breakdown/