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Interview: Janelle Monáe, Nate Wonder and Roman Discuss Creating New Music for ‘Lady and the Tramp’
The highly anticipated new streaming service Disney+ is finally here. The arrival of the new streaming service means new originalContinue Reading
The CW’s ‘Batwoman’ Knows What It’s Doing and Does it Well
Think you’re tired of superhero adaptations? Think you’ve seen it all? You’re wrong. Check out Batwoman. The CW Arrowverse showContinue Reading
Ang Lee’s ‘Gemini Man’ Falls Short On Being A Modern Sci-Fi Epic – Review
It would be an understatement to call director Ang Lee anything short of a mastermind. The two-time Academy Award winnerContinue Reading
9 Things We Learned From Our ‘ZombieLand: Double Tap’ Edit Bay Visit
Zombieland: Double Tap is right around the corner and we couldn’t be more excited for the follow up to theContinue Reading
What We Want to See on Season 2 of HBO’s ‘Euphoria’
I said it once and I’ll say it again: Euphoria is a much-needed relief. The HBO show diverts from theContinue Reading
‘Abominable’ is an Engaging and Heartwarming Adventure – Review
Abominable is a delightfully entertaining and heartwarming tale about appreciating your family, and embracing new ones. DreamWorks Animation and PearlContinue Reading
Visually Brilliant ‘Ad Astra’ Attempts A Different Take On the Space Genre – Review
Over the years, films about space have become more prevalent and Ad Astra is one of the many that’s beenContinue Reading
TIFF 2019: ‘American Son’ Will Have You Thinking About It For Days To Come – Review
Based on the Broadway play by the same name written by Christopher Demos-Brown, American Son was one of the officialContinue Reading
TIFF 2019: ‘Sea Fever’ is a Gripping Creature Feature With a Grave Warning at the Centre – Review
The sea is vast and full of wonders — or horrors depending on the day. In Neasa Hardiman’s sci-fi/horror sheContinue Reading
TIFF 2019: ‘Blood Quantum’ Is The Zombie Movie We Need Right Now – Review
Zombies – one of horror’s greatest creations. There is an endless list of films and television shows that focus onContinue Reading
TIFF 2019: ‘Harriet’ Is An Endearing Straight-Forward Biopic of a Real-Life Heroine – Review
Abraham Lincoln is the most famous President of the United States, and is famous for two things: being assassinated inContinue Reading
TIFF 2019: ‘Knives Out’ Is A Hilarious Whodunnit That Shines With Relevant Social Commentary – Review
Writer/Director Rian Johnson is back at it again with his latest film, Knives Out. The murder-mystery revolves around the ThrombeyContinue Reading
Interview: Chosen Jacob, Finn Wolfhard & Wyatt Oleff on Returning for ‘IT Chapter Two’
IT Chapter Two is in theaters now, and we are rounding out our interview coverage with a chat including some ofContinue Reading
Interview: ‘Good Boys’ Star Keith L. Williams Talks Reading R-Rated Script for First Time
Imagine if Superbad had a prequel movie. Well, Good Boys is just that. With Good Boys now in theaters, weContinue Reading
Contest: ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ Prize-pack Giveaway
In just a few days, Hobbs & Shaw will race into North American theaters. Having shot in various locations aroundContinue Reading
The Cast of ‘The Lion King’ Shine at the Global Press Conference
The light is crowning over the horizon as Jon Favreau’s highly anticipated adaptation of The Lion King begins to rolloutContinue Reading
‘The Lion King’ Captures the Spirit of the Original While Delivering Game-Changing VFX – Review
In my review for Toy Story 4 I mentioned that 2019 has been an interesting year for the film industry,Continue Reading
Halle Bailey to Star as Ariel in Disney’s Live-Action ‘The Little Mermaid’
Disney has found its live-action Ariel in the form of singer and actress, Halle Bailey. One half of the duoContinue Reading
Op-Ed: The Westernization of Godzilla
It is practically impossible to cross paths with a soul who has never heard of the King of Monsters. Or,Continue Reading
Op-Ed: ‘Euphoria’ is All of Us
*As the show does, this article mentions drug addiction, sex, and mental illness. If these topics make you uncomfortable, pleaseContinue Reading
Himesh Patel Dazzles in His First Film Role in the Impossibly Charming ‘Yesterday’ – Review
Imagine a world without The Beatles? Yes, it seems impossible, but in Danny Boyle’s quirky musical romantic-comedy this is theContinue Reading
‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Sends the Infinity Saga Off on a High Note – Review
It’s been about three months since Avengers: Endgame hit theaters and I’m still recovering from it. Please know that thisContinue Reading
On the Come Up: Megan Thee Stallion
Some of you have probably been hearing a lot of talk about Megan Thee Stallion, but if you haven’t byContinue Reading
‘Child’s Play’ is a Bumpy Ride, But It’s Still a Good Time – Review
Chucky is back, but he isn’t quite what he used to be. In this contemporary retelling of the murderous dollContinue Reading
Interview: ‘Toy Story 4’ Star Ally Maki Talks Giggle McDimples and the Importance of Representation
Toy Story 4 is right around the corner! Geeks of Color was lucky enough to attend a roundtable interview withContinue Reading
‘Toy Story 4’ is a Heartwarming and Hilarious Addition to the Franchise – Review
2019 has been an interesting year for the movie industry, especially for Disney. From Toy Story 4 to upcoming live-actionContinue Reading
Beyond Batman & Superman – A Strong Future For DC Films
DC films are currently in the midst of much-needed redemption. The cinematic universe that launched in 2013 was (up toContinue Reading
Sundance 2019: Lupita Nyong’o Plays the Ukulele While Saving Kids From Zombies in ‘Little Monsters’ – Review
What happens when a kindergarten field trip to the zoo just happens to be the site of a zombie outbreak?Continue Reading
The Final Season of ‘Arrow’ Kicks Off With Promises of Nostalgia and Excitement – Review
It was announced this March that the eighth season of Arrow will be the its final with a ten-episode run.Continue Reading
‘Frozen 2’ Filmmakers Discuss Why They Returned For a Sequel & More
Earlier this month Geeks of Color had the chance to attend the Frozen 2 press day event that took placeContinue Reading
Interview: ‘Jessica Jones’ Director Neasa Hardiman Makes Her Directorial Feature Debut at TIFF With Her Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Sea Fever’
From directing one of our favourite Marvel characters, to writing and directing the sci-fi creature feature, Sea Fever (which hadContinue Reading
