‘The Craft: Legacy’: Zoe Lister-Jones Adds Her Own Magic to the Original, Just Doesn’t Stick The Landing – Review
'The Craft: Legacy': Zoe Lister-Jones Adds Her Own Magic to the Original, Just Doesn't Stick the Landing - Review
Everything Arriving and Leaving Netflix in November 2020
October is now in the rear view mirror and we are skipping over November straight into December moods. That means, family drama, snow covered scenery, romance, food, desserts, and more […]
Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Synchronic’ Delivers an Emotionally Satisfying Trip – Review
Countless films grapple with the concept of time. Just recently, we saw the worldwide release of action thriller, Tenet, from acclaimed director, Christopher Nolan, who is continually nerding out over […]
‘The Witches’ Is A Fun Halloween Treat – Review
Set in 1960s Alabama, newly-orphaned Charlie (Jahzir Kadeem Bruno) moves in with his grandmother, Agnes (Octavia Spencer), after his parents are killed in a car accident. While Charlie does his […]
Lou Diamond Phillips’ ‘The Tinderbox: Soldier of Indira’ is a Captivating Retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen Tale – Book Review
Every good Indiran man is expected to be a soldier and for Everson, things weren’t any different. While it wasn’t the path that he envisioned for himself, he did as […]
‘A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting’ is a Fun Kid-Friendly Halloween Adventure – Review
To say that this has been a scary year is a massive understatement. Thankfully, Spooktober has been a welcome distraction, and Halloween is now right around the corner. Due to […]
Hulu’s ‘Helstrom Is A Promising Start That Could Do With More Imagination – Review
The following review is based on the first five episodes of Helstrom that Hulu provided us. As there is much more that needs to unfold in the show, this review […]
Best Halloween Movies and TV Shows on HBO Max
Get ready for spooky season with HBO Max! The service has launched “Halloween is Here,” a spotlight page bringing together all the best Halloween movies and TV shows on HBO Max favorite […]
Mike Flanagan’s Gothic-Romance ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ is an Intoxicating Follow-Up to ‘Hill House’ – Review
Mike Flanagan is no stranger to adapting and reimagining iconic horror literature; previously tackling works by Stephen King and Shirley Jackson. Now, he returns to Netflix to reimagine another celebrated […]
Josh Ruben’s Horror-Comedy ‘Scare Me’ Takes Storytelling Back to Basics – Review
Josh Ruben’s feature debut, Scare Me, centers around a struggling horror author Fred (Ruben) as he secludes himself in an eerie cabin in the woods to find some inspiration. There […]
Everything Arriving to Amazon Prime in October 2020
Well, here we are again. Time to give Bezos more money with our Amazon Prime subscriptions for the entertainment we crave in these dark dark times. Oh well, the price […]
Everything Arriving and Leaving HBO Max in October 2020
Farewell September. Our time together has come to an end and now it is time to get into that sweater weather vibe. Pumpkin spice lattes, horror movies and all the […]
‘High Score’ is an Informative Gaming Docu-Series Worthy of Your Time – Review
Netflix’s new gaming documentary covers a lot of ground. From the height of the arcade era in “invader houses” to the revolution of online multiplayer. High Score tells the story […]
Everything Arriving and Leaving Netflix in October 2020
Summer came and went in the blink of an eye. Although for some, September will be the extension of a very long unintended break which started way back in March. […]
Spotlight: Indigenous Projects Screened At TIFF 2020
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is one of the most accessible and one of the largest publicly attended film festivals in the world. TIFF prides itself on the diversity […]
Op-Ed: Resistance is Necessary for Progress – History and Fiction Agree
We’re all in this special and uncertain time together. This generation has seen so much hatred, violence, and systemic oppression to last lifetimes. Now is the time to be united […]
Interview: Ibi Zoboi and Dr. Yusef Salaam on the Importance of Their Novel ‘Punching the Air’
Authors Ibi Zoboi and Dr. Yusef Salaam (of the Exonerated Five) joined forces to bring forth their impactful novel, Punching the Air. I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing […]
Millie Bobby Brown is a Charismatic Lead in the Delightful and Fun ‘Enola Holmes’ – Review
We have had our fair share of Sherlock Holmes adaptations, each dissecting the enigmatic and complex high-functioning sociopath keen on solving dastardly crimes and mysteries. However, author Nancy Springer brings […]
‘Trickster’ Is A Promising New Series That Boasts An Incredible Ensemble of Indigenous Actors – Review
Imagine you are a teenage boy living under difficult circumstances. You have a broken family with a good-natured father who relies on you too much and a mother who parties […]
Tracy Deonn’s Debut Novel ‘Legendborn’ is a New and Magically Masterful Take on Arthurian Legend
“Some legacies are meant to be broken.” Bree Matthews is 16-years-old and trying to find the best way to deal with her grief after her mother dies in a car […]
‘Concrete Cowboy’ is an Example of the Diverse and Varied Stories of Black Lives in America – Review
If one were to think of modern-day horseback riding, images of urban landscapes and Black cowboys would likely not be the first thing to come to mind. Luckily, Ricky Staub’s […]
‘Beans’ Is A Brilliant and Must-See Coming-of-Age Tale – Review
12-year-old Beans (Kiawentiio) is a Mohawk girl who is fast approaching teenagehood. Having just interviewed to attend one of the best schools in the province, Beans is looking forward to […]
A Reflection on Disney’s Live-Action ‘Mulan’ – Review
Let me preface this review with the fact I am highly protective of the animated 1998 animated Disney Mulan film and I am the self-appointed president of the Mulan fan […]
‘Lovecraft Country’ is a Gripping Genre-Bending Exposition on Racism and the Real Monsters We Face – Review
“I’m not scared because fear’s not gon’ save us right now.” Military veteran, Atticus Freeman (Jonathan Majors) finds himself back in Chicago to search for his missing father, Montrose (Michael […]
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 […]
The CW Reveals Premiere Dates for ‘Batwoman’, ‘Black Lightning’, ‘Trickster’ & More
[Via The CW Press Release] The CW Network has revealed premiere dates for its new season primetime schedule beginning in January 2021, it was announced today by Mark Pedowitz, Chairman and […]
‘Tiny Toons Looniversity’ Ordered to Series for HBO Max and Cartoon Network
[Via Warner Bros. Animation Press Release] HBO Max and Cartoon Network are returning to Acme Acres with a series order for Tiny Toons Looniversity, an all-new half hour animated comedy series featuring […]
Uzo Aduba to Star in Season 4 of HBO’s ‘In Treatment’
[Via HBO Press Release] The Emmy®-winning drama series In Treatment is returning for a fourth season on HBO with Uzo Aduba set to star. Production is slated to begin this fall under […]
Watch Dwight and Althea Encounter A New Group In This Exclusive Clip From ‘Fear The Walking Dead’
Want to get a sneak peak at the new episode of Fear The Walking Dead? We’ve got you covered! The upcoming episode is called ‘Alaska’ and it was directed by […]
Disney+ Original Movie ‘Sneakerella’ In Production For 2021 Release
[Via Disney+ Press Release] Talented up-and-coming actors Chosen Jacobs (It) and Lexi Underwood (Little Fires Everywhere) will star alongside four-time NBA Champion John Salley in the new Disney+ original movie, Sneakerella. Now in production, […]
‘The Addams Family’ Live-Action Reboot Fancast
The Addams Family, our favourite ghoulish family. The Addams Family was conceived by cartoonist Charles Addams in 1938. The eccentric family was shown to American audiences in 1964 on ABC. […]
Everything Arriving and Leaving Netflix in November 2020
October is now in the rear view mirror and we are skipping over November straight into December moods. That means, family drama, snow covered scenery, romance, food, desserts, and more […]
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 […]
First Look: Javicia Leslie Dons New Batwoman Suit For Season 2
Earlier this year it was announced that Javicia Leslie would be stepping into the role of Batwoman for the second season of The CW series! Well, we’ve got some exciting […]
The CW Reveals Premiere Dates for ‘Batwoman’, ‘Black Lightning’, ‘Trickster’ & More
[Via The CW Press Release] The CW Network has revealed premiere dates for its new season primetime schedule beginning in January 2021, it was announced today by Mark Pedowitz, Chairman and […]
“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 […]
Netflix’s ‘Over the Moon’ Is A Luminary, Heartwarming Journey of Love and Loss – Review
For many Chinese and Chinese Americans, the tale of the goddess Chang’e is a familiar one. In fact, each year, the moon festival is held in the goddess’ honor as […]
Op-Ed: Resistance is Necessary for Progress – History and Fiction Agree
We’re all in this special and uncertain time together. This generation has seen so much hatred, violence, and systemic oppression to last lifetimes. Now is the time to be united […]
Nia DaCosta To Direct ‘Captain Marvel’ Sequel For Marvel Studios
It’s safe to say Nia DaCosta is having one hell of a year and it’s not stopping anytime soon. Deadline reports that the Candyman director has been hired to direct […]
Marvel’s ‘Avengers’ Beta Teases Promising Action-Packed Game With Kamala Khan Front and Center – Review
Marvel’s Avengers is almost here and I cannot wait! Marvel’s Avengers is an upcoming action-adventure video game co-developed by Crystal Dynamics and Eidos-Montréal and published by Square Enix. When it […]
Jayro Bustamante’s Political Horror ‘La Llorona’ Coming to Shudder on August 6
As streaming services become more essential to this new way of living it is up to the services to steadily provide content that we can consume. One service that is […]
‘The Black Kids’ Packs a Powerful, Timely Punch – Book Review
It’s 1992 and Ashley’s senior year of high school. With summer fast approaching in Los Angeles, Ashley and her friends are ready for a carefree summer before they are off […]
‘Poe Dameron: Free Fall’ is a Coming-of-Age Tale Focused on One of Our Favourite Pilots – Book Review
Young Poe Dameron’s life is drastically altered after the death of his beloved mother. For years since her passing, Poe’s still been struggling to find and keep a connection with […]
Assassins and Magic Collide in ‘Trouble the Saints’ – Book Review
In a fantasy world set against the backdrop of New York City at the dawn of WWII, a young woman named Phyllis (a.k.a. Pea) is drawn to the dangerous, yet […]
Interview: Tom Hopper, Ellen Page and Emmy Raver-Lampman Talk Season 2 of ‘The Umbrella Academy’, The Civil Rights Storyline & More
Season 2 of The Umbrella Academy is now streaming on Netflix! You can check out our review for the series right here! In celebration of the new season, I had […]
The CW Reveals Premiere Dates for ‘Batwoman’, ‘Black Lightning’, ‘Trickster’ & More
[Via The CW Press Release] The CW Network has revealed premiere dates for its new season primetime schedule beginning in January 2021, it was announced today by Mark Pedowitz, Chairman and […]