Everything Coming To And Leaving Hulu In September 2021
Of all the streaming services available to us, Hulu is the underdog. With a few original films and TV shows to their nae, Hulu mostly thrives with provided their subscribers […]
Everything Coming To And Leaving HBO Max In September 2021
Well, September is here. Yesterday was March 2020, today it’s September 2021. Where did the time go? As we grapple with the passage of time, let us try to acclimate […]
Everything Coming To And Leaving Netflix In September 2021
Everything Coming To And Leaving Netflix In September 2021
Press Conference: The Cast And Crew of ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Dive Into What The Movie Means To Them
During the global press conference for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the cast and crew sat down to answer some questions and discuss their experiences with this […]
In Nia DaCosta’s ‘Candyman’, Racism Is The True Monster – Review
Candyman, Candyman, Candyman, Candyman… There are still people who will not say his name five times in a row. I’m one of them, and after watching Nia DaCosta’s version of […]
‘What If…?’ Couples Astounding Animation And Superb Storytelling – Review
“Time…reality…it’s changeable.” As people, we always question things and ponder about where we might be had we decided to take a different path or if something in our lives had […]
Jennifer Hudson Puts “Respect” On Aretha Franklin’s Name – Review
Not many people can say that they were handpicked by a prolific artist to portray them in a movie, but Jennifer Hudson can. Aretha Franklin chose Hudson to bring her […]
‘The Suicide Squad’ Is Pure Chaos And That’s What Makes It Amazing – Review
The gang (most of them) is back in action, with another suicide mission in The Suicide Squad. What is pegged as not being a sequel, isn’t necessarily a standalone film […]
‘Jungle Cruise’ Is An Entertaining Ride Along The Amazon River – Review
So, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Emily Blunt meet each other in a bar alongside the Amazon River… No, this is not the beginning of some corny joke (of which […]
‘I Am Not Starfire’ Is A Sweet Coming-Of-Age Story About Being Misunderstood And Standing In Your Own Power – Review
17-year-old Mandy is your average rebellious high school goth kid. She has some anxieties about her future, a major crush on one of the cool girls, and is a bit […]
Interview: Andrew Koji Talks ‘Snake Eyes’, Joining The G.I. Joe Universe, ‘Warrior’ & More
Snake Eyes is now in theatres! If you haven’t seen it already, now’s the time to support your local theater (safely). We sat down with some of the stars of […]
Henry Golding Holds His Own In Potential Series Starter ‘Snake Eyes’ – Review
Paramount is trying their luck again at revamping one of their most treasured IPs. It is not as prevalent today, but there are still plenty of fans who will vouch […]
First Impression: Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ Promises To Be The Latest Decade-Defining Blockbuster
What is being posed as the film event of the year, Dune has had an incredible journey from script to screen. Adapted from Frank Herbert’s iconic novel, which is highly […]
‘Black Widow’ Is An Exciting Spy Thriller That Gives Natasha Romanoff Her Due – Review
If you were wondering what Natasha Romanoff a.k.a. Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) was doing after the events of Captain America: Civil War and before the snap of Avengers: Infinity War, […]
‘F9: The Fast Saga’ Proves There Is No Stopping This Entertaining Franchise – Review
By Joshua Mackey Not many movies get sequels, let alone have successful franchises. As the latest entry, F9: The Fast Saga, proves this franchise has is not hitting the brakes anytime […]
‘Nobody’ Is Action-Packed And So Are The Bonus Features On The Blu-ray
Nobody is now available on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD! From the writer of legendary action film John Wick, comes Nobody, the story of an ordinary, family man (Bob Odenkirk) who […]
It Is Extremely Easy To Become Enamoured With Disney•Pixar’s ‘Luca’ – Review
What if all you wanted to do was explore a world that was entirely different from the one you’ve been living in? But since the dwellers of this world being […]
Interview: Millie Bobby Brown And Julian Dennison Talk ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’
Godzilla vs. Kong is now available to purchase on 4K UHD, Blu-Ray and DVD! To celebrate we sat down with stars Millie Bobby Brown and Julian Dennison to talk about one […]
‘In the Heights’ Is A Spirited Celebration Of Latino Joy – Review
The highly anticipated musical, In the Heights, is finally here. The film is an adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s highly acclaimed musical theater production that premiered on Broadway back in 2008. […]
Press Conference: ‘Loki’ Aims To Be As Interesting And Mischievous As The God of Mischief
Marvel and Disney+’s Loki is finally upon us, and it promises to be every bit as mischievous and complicated as the God of Mischief has always been. Geeks of Color […]
‘Love & Other Natural Disasters’ Is The Perfect Summer Read – Book Review
Love & Other Natural Disasters is a sweet and sincere look into how complicated it is to love someone the way they need to be loved. While Nozomi is looking […]
Interview: Nick Jones Jr. Talks ‘Yasuke’, Being A Black Creator In Anime & More
Anime is an art form that gets to reinvent reality. Teenagers fighting evil by moonlight and winning love by daylight, superpowered aliens delivering epic energy blasts, and samurai cutting a […]
‘Army of the Dead’ Treads Familiar Territory, But Is An Enjoyable Zombie-Packed Ride – Review
Long before Zack Snyder became attached to the Warner Bros. DC Comic film division, Snyder was known as one of the handfuls of indie voices who made the pivotal leap […]
‘Yasuke’ Is An Exciting And Refreshing Reimagining Of The Legendary Black Samurai – Review
The tale of Netflix’s Yasuke is one of transition and reconciliation through the eyes of the first African samurai. With visually stunning scenery and a sonically pleasing soundtrack, Netflix’s latest […]
‘The Falcon and The Winter Soldier’: The Dora Milaje
By Stephanie Williams The Dora Milaje have had quite the comic book history. From their first introduction in Christopher Priest’s Black Panther run as ceremonial wives-in-waiting for a king twice their […]
‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’: The Truth About Isaiah Bradley
By Stephanie Williams The Falcon and the Winter Soldier series introduced Isaiah Bradley to viewers in its second episode – and like Sam Wilson – many may be wondering about […]
Artists of Color: Y’all Heard of Pinkshift?
If you’re either shamelessly still in your pop-punk “phase” or from the DMV—that’s DC, Maryland, and Virginia for y’all outside folk—chances are you’ve heard of Pinkshift. This is for those […]
The MonsterVerse Reaches Its Peak With ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ – Review
Godzilla vs. Kong is the first certified blockbuster hit of 2021. An achievement that many wouldn’t expect from Warner Bros. and Legendary’s MonsterVerse. The road to this epic face-off has […]
‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Better Late Than Never – Review
“They said the Age of Heroes would never come again.” Superman (Henry Cavill) is dead, and the world has lost its beacon of hope and potentially much more as an […]
Women-Directed Films You Can Stream Right Now
Happy Women’s History Month! In honour of the month dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating achievements from women, let’s take a moment to recognize films directed by women. This list consists […]
‘Raya And The Last Dragon’ Soars With Breathtaking Performances, Heartwarming Representation, And An Important Message – Review
Disney has done it again–whatever magic they possess, they’ve continued utilizing it in their process of creating animated movies that truly touch the heart. Raya and the Last Dragon is […]
‘Nubia: Real One’ Is Impactful From Start To Finish – Review
Although Nubia has existed within the DC universe in some form since her first appearance in 1973, there are still many who are unaware or unfamiliar with the fact that […]
Interview: Author L.L. McKinney And Artist Robyn Smith Talk All Things ‘Nubia: Real One’ + An Exclusive Excerpt From The YA Graphic Novel
Nubia: Real One is nearly upon us! In the latest YA graphic novel from DC and focuses on a superhero that has been in and out of comics for a […]
Interview: Aldis Hodge Talks ‘One Night in Miami’, Preparing For ‘Black Adam’ & More
Regina King’s directorial feature debut One Night in Miami is now available on Prime Video. During the press junket, I had a chance to speak with Aldis Hodge who plays […]
A Word From the Geeks of Color Family #BlackLivesMatter
The Geeks of Color Family would like the Floyd family to know we are deeply saddened upon hearing about the murder of George Floyd. We send our deepest condolences and […]
Interview: Denis Villeneuve Talks ‘Dune’, Assembling The Cast, Hans Zimmer’s Score, Hopes For Part Two & More
Denis Villeneuve’s highly anticipated film Dune is almost here. And Although it doesn’t hit theatres until October, it has already started making its wave across film festivals. You can expect […]
Everything Coming To Amazon Prime Video In September 2021
Here we go again. Another month of keeping our subscription to Amazon Prime Video because it is so dang convenient and offers us a range of TV shows and movies […]
DC FanDome Returns On October 16
[Via press release] BURBANK, Calif. (August 31, 2021) — Get ready to suit up! DC FanDome, the ultimate global fan experience, will return on Saturday, October 16 at 10 a.m. […]
First Impression: ‘Deathloop’ Looks To Be A Unique And Refreshing Gaming Experience From Arkane Studios & Bethesda
2019 feels like a lifetime ago at this point. During that year, I attended E3 for the first time and one of my most anticipated games that premiered there was […]
‘Deathloop’ Is A Next-Gen Masterpiece From Arkane Studios That’ll Have You Running Circles – Game Review
Colt is easily my new favorite video game character, Blackreef presents one of the best time travel landscapes I’ve ever explored, Juliana is such a badass and twisted antagonist, and […]
Best Movies to Watch While Stoned and Where to Stream Them
Because we're all binging new content and trying new streaming services, I put together a handy list of some of the best movies to watch while stoned. Stay safe, and happy 4/20!
“Love and Hate” by Michael Kiwanuka
Today’s Song of the Day is Love & Hate by Michael Kiwanuka. I discovered this song while watching season 1, episode 5 of Netflix’s Dear White People and season 5, episode 22 […]
The New Naruto Game Lets You Make Your Own Ninja
For the first time ever, Naruto fans will get to create and play as their own ninjas in the newest official Naruto game, Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Strikers. Bandai Namco […]
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Is An Emotional Roller Coaster That Boldly Reminds Us We Are Not Alone – Review
Musical storytelling on stage and screen alike, has seen a stunning evolution over the past few years, creatively and in audiences. Broadway creatives have opened the door to many innovative […]
Fancast Friday: Who We Would Like to See in Disney+’s Live-Action ‘Percy Jackson’ Series
Ever since the wonderful news that Disney+ is picking up a live-action Percy Jackson and the Olympians adaptation with writer Rick Riordan overseeing, fans have been having a ball. Many […]
7 Awesome Interracial Couples in Comic Books You Should Know About
Interracial couples are not something we see often in media, either because people feel as though it is still a touch subject, or because of other things. However, that’s not […]
‘Snake Eyes’ Movie Exclusive: Peter Mensah As Blind Master
Snake Eyes is one week away from hitting theatres! Geeks of Color is excited to premiere an exclusive character video from the film. Peter Mensah plays the role of the […]
Press Conference: ‘Black Widow’ Finally Gets Her Solo Adventure, With Family In Tow
Marvel’s Black Widow is finally upon us, and after a long wait for a solo Black Widow adventure. Although this is a concluding chapter for Natasha Romanoff, Marvel’s spy thriller […]
The Meaning Of ‘Fast & Furious’
Welcome to the 167th episode of “The Meaning Of” Podcast! To finish their fun on the first five Fast & Furious films, the First Cut crew welcomes longtime fan and […]
The Meaning Of ‘Constantine’
The crew meets up with special guest DJ Woolridge to discuss Constantine (2005) and Wooldridge’s upcoming comic book, HELLBENT, and how they both personify religion to tell good stories. They […]
‘Black Widow’ Is An Exciting Spy Thriller That Gives Natasha Romanoff Her Due – Review
If you were wondering what Natasha Romanoff a.k.a. Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) was doing after the events of Captain America: Civil War and before the snap of Avengers: Infinity War, […]
Interview: Olga Merediz And Jimmy Smits Talk ‘In The Heights’, Going From Broadway To The Big Screen & More
Jon M. Chu’s latest film, In the Heights, is now in theaters and streaming on HBO Max! I had a chance to sit down with stars of In The Heights, […]
‘F9: The Fast Saga’ Proves There Is No Stopping This Entertaining Franchise – Review
By Joshua Mackey Not many movies get sequels, let alone have successful franchises. As the latest entry, F9: The Fast Saga, proves this franchise has is not hitting the brakes anytime […]
HBO Max Releases First Look Teaser For ‘Titans’ Season Three
[Via HBO Max press release] HBO Max has released a first look teaser for season three of the popular superhero series Titans, which premieres on Thursday, August 12. Titans follows young heroes from […]
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Trailer Opens Up Endless Rabbit Holes For Speculation
It’s finally here. The trailer for the highly anticipated next installment in The Matrix franchise dropped its first official trailer this morning to the sound of excited but slightly confused […]