Synopsis

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Reviews (5)

Set against the surreal backdrop of a COVID-19 pandemic spiraling into a zombie outbreak, 'Oh My Sexual' follows six stylish, charismatic millennials trapped in a house together. What begins as a documentary-style exploration of their relationships, anxieties, and sexualities quickly unravels into a chaotic blend of dark comedy, Shakespearean monologues, and genre-bending meta-narratives. The series attempts to tackle serious themes—oppression, identity, and the absurdity of modern life—through exaggerated performances and experimental editing. While the cast delivers committed performances, the show's ambition often outruns its coherence, resulting in a messy, thought-provoking, and deeply polarizing viewing experience that dares to ask: what happens when you mix a global health crisis, queer romance, and zombies?

Neil Raagas

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Ken Miles

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Thirdy Trinidad

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DJ Cruz

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Kim Nigel

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Arkin Del Rosario

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Kaci Abila

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JV Garcia

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Edwin Serrano

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Comedy

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Gay Male Lead

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E01

Oh My Sexual Episode 1

Season 1 · Aug 18, 2020

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E02

Oh My Sexual Episode 2

Season 1 · Aug 25, 2020

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E03

Oh My Sexual Episode 3

Season 1 · Sep 01, 2020

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E04

Oh My Sexual Episode 4

Season 1 · Sep 08, 2020

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E05

Oh My Sexual Episode 5

Season 1 · Sep 15, 2020

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E06

Oh My Sexual Episode 6

Season 1 · Sep 22, 2020

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E07

Oh My Sexual Episode 7

Season 1 · Sep 29, 2020

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E08

Oh My Sexual Episode 8

Season 1 · Oct 06, 2020

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E09

Oh My Sexual Episode 9

Season 1 · Oct 13, 2020

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E10

Oh My Sexual Episode 10

Season 1 · Oct 20, 2020

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E11

Oh My Sexual Episode 11

Season 1 · Oct 27, 2020

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E12

Oh My Sexual Episode 12

Season 1 · Nov 03, 2020

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4.0

out of 10

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logic_over_fluff

March 2024

4/10

I went in expecting a dark comedy but got a confusing mess. The Shakespeare quotes and zombie elements felt pasted on, never integrating into any coherent story. The pacing was all over the place, and the characters never felt real. I appreciate the attempt to do something different, but execution is everything.

cinephile_eyes

July 2025

6/10

Visually, this is a strange beast. Some of the split-screen and documentary-style shots are genuinely creative, but the grainy camerawork and distracting sound design pull you out. A few scenes are framed beautifully—like the candlelit confession—but overall it feels like a student film with big ideas and no budget.

consent_critic

February 2025

3/10

I wanted to like this for its queer representation and pandemic commentary, but the messaging is muddled. The show tries to tackle oppression but ends up romanticizing toxic behaviors under the guise of 'dark humor.' Consent dynamics are never clearly addressed, and the constant anxiety just feels exploitative rather than illuminating.

tune_in_tom

November 2024

5/10

The soundtrack is a mixed bag. 'Ayoko Na Sayo' is catchy but doesn't fit the tone at all, and the background score often clashes with the onscreen mood. There are a few moments where music almost elevates the scene, but mostly it adds to the chaos. Not a series I'd revisit for the audio alone.

hopeless_romantic_bl

May 2024

2/10

I came for BL romance and got… whatever this was. There's hardly any chemistry between the leads, and the relationships feel rushed and unearned. The zombie subplot totally overshadows the love stories, and I never felt invested in any pairing. If you want actual romance, skip this.