My Vertical Obsession: Short Dramas

About My Vertical Obsession: Short Dramas

A podcast talking about all the different Vertical Short Dramas. From past ones to the newest ones that drop. We are going to be discussing all the different apps out there. There is everything Vertical Short Dramas.

Publisher

Meghan

Category

tv & film · tv & film

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

3 Oct 2025

Latest episode

23 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

40 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Sept 2026

   2.9 ReelShort - Honey Cut

   Honey Cut on ReelShort turns the heat all the way up with a forbidden love triangle, a dangerous marriage, and a cliffhanger that will make you need the next installment immediately. If you like messy romance, jealousy, betrayal, and TV that ends with you yelling at the screen, this episode is for you. Host Meghan breaks down the second series in the Salt Kiss universe, following Isolde, Mark Trevena, and Tristan Thomas as an arranged marriage spirals into obsession, secrets, and a threesome dynamic no one saw coming. The setup is brutal: Isolde is forced to marry billionaire Mark, ends up on his boat, and is thrown into a situation where Tristan, sent to bring her back, becomes the one person she can trust. You'll hear Meghan unpack the biggest twists and character choices, including: Mark's control, surveillance, and the moment it becomes clear he knows far more than he lets on Tristan's rapid shift from protector to lover, and whether the show moves too fast for the emotional payoff The strange, compelling way Isodle changes the power dynamic between Mark and Tristan The ending reveal that raises the stakes even higher when Isolde is told to kill her husband Why this sequel lands better than the first installment, even if it still leaves questions hanging Meghan also gets into what this series does well structurally, especially how the cliffhanger works when you already know a final installment is coming. Instead of pure frustration, it becomes anticipation—the kind that keeps you counting down the days for Bitter Burn. Along the way, she explores how adding Isolde gives Mark a new path toward love, why the series feels like it finally bridges the emotional gap from the first story, and what still feels underdeveloped beneath all the drama. It is part review, part reaction, and part why-are-they-like-this commentary, in the best way. If you are following the Salt Kiss series, love high-stakes romance with a dark edge, or just want to hear a passionate breakdown of a very chaotic love triangle, this episode delivers. Meghan rates Honey Cut on ReelShort a 7 out of 10 and leaves you with one big question: will Isolde betray her husband, or choose desire over duty?

2. 

   21 Sept 2026

   2.8 ReelShort - Salt Kiss

   SaltKiss has the kind of chemistry that should set the screen on fire, but does the story actually give it room to breathe? Meghan breaks down the first installment of ReelShort's adaptation, from the explosive Tristan-Mark dynamic to the big emotional choices that shape the rest of the series. If you are curious how Sierra Simone's novel translates to the screen, or you want a spoiler-light take on whether this adaptation earns its setup, this episode gives you the honest read. Meghan gets into what works, what feels rushed, and why the cliffhanger lands better when you know the next parts are already waiting. You'll hear Meghan unpack: If there are key differences she notices between the book and the series Why Jake Lively and Nico Tortorella’s on-screen chemistry stands out The moments where Mark finally shows up for Tristan and why that matters How the show's family pressure, power dynamics, and forced choices raise the stakes Why the cliffhanger works here, even for someone who usually dislikes them Meghan hosts My Vertical Obsession and brings a thoughtful, fan-first perspective to the adaptation discussion, balancing enthusiasm for the cast with honest criticism about pacing and structure. This is a great listen if you love romance adaptations, spicy drama, or watching a story click into place across multiple installments. If you're deciding whether SaltKiss is worth the watch, or you're already invested and want a sharp reaction before the next part drops, this episode is for you.

3. 

   8 Sept 2026

   2.7 DramaWave - Offside My Fake Marriage with the Soccer Superstar

   A rom-com vertical can live or die on chemistry, and Offside delivers enough tension, charm, and emotional push-pull to keep you hooked—even when the visuals get messy. If you love swoony sports romance, sharp banter, and the kind of leads who make you root for them hard, this breakdown is for you. Host Meghan pulls apart the DramaWave series Offside, where rookie PR manager Jenna wakes up married to soccer star Matt after a wild Vegas night and then has to pretend their impulsive mistake is a strategic three-month marriage. What starts as damage control turns into a slow-burn battle of boundaries, pride, and real feelings, with a cheating ex, family pressure, and a public reveal pushing everything to the edge. You’ll hear Meghan break down what the series gets right about the romance between Tess Deinerstein’s Jenna and Jared Staub’s Matt, why their chemistry lands so well, and how each character sees the other as more than a stereotype. She also digs into the supporting cast, including Alfonso Lopez de la Osa as Nico, Ryan Watson Henderson as Dave, Molly Anderson as Sasha, and Buzz Lear as Arthur, while pointing out where she wanted more from Matt’s emotional arc as a star athlete who feels like a showpiece. At the heart of this episode is the question every romance fan wants answered: what makes two characters believable enough that you actually feel the fall? If you want a candid, energetic take on a vertical series that mixes comedy, drama, and romance in equal measure, this episode is worth your time. Perfect for fans of sports romance, vertical series, and honest reactions to what works—and what doesn’t—on screen.