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Campus Rivals has it all; rivalry, romance, heartbreak, plus so much emotion, all done extremely well. One of the best things for me was no slapping and no drugged drinks! It does have the obligatory falling into the pool so you still know it's a vertical!

With the exception of Lawson Greyson who plays Autumn, the best friend everybody wants to have, Eric Guilmette as Xavier Brooks, Adam Santa Cruz as Chad Miller, Vanessa Nottingham as Claire Emerson, and Brittany Marsicek as Hannah Myers, are all multi-faceted characters. Not one is perfect, definitely flawed, but you can see where the flaws and hurt come from which explains some of the behaviors.

It was so much fun to watch various vertical stars on the screen together -by the way, with the most amazing names!

Brilliantly written by Adam Santa Cruz, produced by Eric Guilmette, Adam Santa Cruz, Brielle Yuke Li, and Bomi Song, and directed by Tingting Lyu, this series on Vigloo is well worth the watch! I can definitely see the potential for an ongoing series!

In Boss Please Behave, Eric Guilmette shows the full range of emotions in his portrayal of Mike Wright. You feel the hurt. You feel the anger. You feel the love. There is no denying the chemistry between him and Kyra Wisely, playing ex wife Amy Crane. It sizzles and is the heart of the story. Samuel Mason Brock as Greg, who is always there for Amy, and Sydney Culbertson as Kate, Mrs. Wright to be, play their characters convincingly.

Director Danny Farber and the production crew did a beautiful job from start to finish. It was absolutely Dreame.

This story has it all- passion, betrayal, sacrifice, loss, and the fragile rebuilding of an enduring love that proves to us that all Is Wright in the world.

Who doesn't love a Cinderella story? In Married a Billionaire Behind the Mask, we have Cinderella/Mia (beautiful Kelsey Maskell), an evil stepmother (Clare Louise Frost), an evil stepsister/Lily (played too convincingly by Grace Woods Swanson) and, of course, everyone's true to life Prince Charming/Ethan/Gunnar (Eric Guilmette). Grandma (Linda-Jean Barry) was a hoot. I think she was Mia's fairy godmother who always had her back. Throw in an orange high heeled shoe instead of a glass slipper, and you have the modern classic. The chemistry is undeniable. The emotions are tangible. The romance is chef's kiss! In modern fairy tale fashion, Cinderella had a one night stand, lost a shoe, married a billionaire, fell in love, and lived happily ever after! This was a perfect and fun rom-com!