This review may contain spoilers
I’ll admit, I started watching this series just to support Boun, Emi, and Fresh, actors I really admire and I ended up being blown away by a true rollercoaster that dives into themes like revenge, bullying, friendship, loyalty, and betrayal. Honestly, it’s one of the best shows I’ve watched this year. The story is well-written, the characters are complex and fully developed, and the series kept up the pace and tension right until the very last episode.
There were so many moments when Tulip really got on my nerves and made me question what kind of friend she actually was. Wawwa wasn’t perfect, but she was someone Tulip claimed to know, like, and trust. And then she just tosses Wawwa aside for someone she barely knows!!
But the ones who truly steal the show are Baikhaw and her mother, played by Pat Chayanit and Fresh Arisara. Their performances were absolutely outstanding. I really wish Tulip’s parents had been held accountable for all the harm they caused. They got off way too easily. The ending hints at a possible sequel, but honestly, I’m satisfied with how it wrapped up.
As for the OST, I’ll never be able to hear “Hush, Little Baby” the same way again. The distorted sound, the childlike voice, and the dark arrangement created such an unsettling atmosphere, perfectly foreshadowing the emotional conflicts in the story and reminding us that not everything is safe or trustworthy.
If you’re into a good psychological thriller, I recommend this series.
There were so many moments when Tulip really got on my nerves and made me question what kind of friend she actually was. Wawwa wasn’t perfect, but she was someone Tulip claimed to know, like, and trust. And then she just tosses Wawwa aside for someone she barely knows!!
But the ones who truly steal the show are Baikhaw and her mother, played by Pat Chayanit and Fresh Arisara. Their performances were absolutely outstanding. I really wish Tulip’s parents had been held accountable for all the harm they caused. They got off way too easily. The ending hints at a possible sequel, but honestly, I’m satisfied with how it wrapped up.
As for the OST, I’ll never be able to hear “Hush, Little Baby” the same way again. The distorted sound, the childlike voice, and the dark arrangement created such an unsettling atmosphere, perfectly foreshadowing the emotional conflicts in the story and reminding us that not everything is safe or trustworthy.
If you’re into a good psychological thriller, I recommend this series.
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