‘Mortal Kombat’ (2021) Is The Strongest Video Game Film Adaptation To Date – Review
They did it! Director Simon McQuoid, screenwriters Greg Russo and Dave Callaham, the producers of New Line Cinema and James Wan’s Atomic Monster Productions, and the cast and crew of […]
Interview: Lewis Tan & Mehcad Brooks Talk ‘Mortal Kombat’ (2021)
Mortal Kombat is almost here! Last week, I had the chance to sit down with some of the talent from the upcoming movie. In this first interview, we sat down […]
‘Yasuke’ Is An Exciting And Refreshing Reimagining Of The Legendary Black Samurai – Review
By Joshua Mackey 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 […]
‘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 […]
Geeks Of Color To Host The Official ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Twitter Watch Party
The battle of the century is less than one week away! Join Geeks of Color for the HBO Max and theater release of Godzilla vs. Kong! Details on the Godzilla […]
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 […]
Press Conference: The Cast & Crew of ‘The Falcon and The Winter Soldier’ Discuss The New MCU Series
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier is here! Earlier this week, I had the chance to attend a virtual press conference to sit down with the cast and crew of […]
‘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 […]
Interview: Dominique Fishback Talks ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’, Getting Cast By Shaka King & More
Shaka King’s Judas and the Black Messiah is currently streaming on HBO Max and in theaters (where theaters are open). If you haven’t already, be sure to stream it before […]
‘Coming 2 America’ Is A Worthy Follow Up To The Iconic Classic – Review
The highly anticipated sequel to comedy classic Coming to America is finally here. Taking place 30 years after the original film, Coming 2 America, reunites us with Akeem and Lisa […]
‘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 […]
Andra Day Shines In The Uneven ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ – Review
Billie Holiday was more than a jazz icon. Holiday was a beacon to many, especially amongst Black Americans. The NAACP called her “the voice of our people.” In The United […]
‘Young Rock’ Depicts A Hilarious And Thoughtful Perspective Of Dwayne Johnson’s Life – Review
Young Rock starts off strong, and it can only get better and better. What else does one expect from The Rock? I had the chance to watch the first three […]
‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ is a Heartwarming Send-Off – Review
It’s here! The final installment of Netflix’s adaptation of Jenny Han’s trilogy of books is finally here. From To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before to To All the Boys: […]
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 […]
‘Black Canary: Breaking Silence’ – Book Review
The next book in the DC Icons series features a story about Dinah Lance a.k.a. as everyone’s favourite hero with a killer voice, Black Canary. In this new take on […]
‘Promising Young Woman’ Likely To Live In Your Mind Rent-Free For Months To Come – Review
“Can you guess what every woman’s worst nightmare is?” -Cassie Thomas, Promising Young Woman Cassandra “Cassie” Thomas (Carey Mulligan) was what many would refer to as a “promising young woman”. […]
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 […]
Controlled Cumulus Chaos in ‘Rain on Your Parade’ – Game Review
By JD Osorio There seems to be a new trend in games right now with a fundamental hook I absolutely love: wrecking humans. I loved doing it in Untitled Goose […]
GoC Podcast: ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Episode 2 – “The Star-Spangled Man”
The Geeks of Color podcast is back! This week, Dorian and Eli breakdown their complicated feeling about the new Captain America and praise the budding friendship between Sam and Bucky. […]
Recap: The Best Tweets From The ‘Godzilla Vs. Kong’ Watch Party
Last night we hosted the official WB-sponsored Twitter Watch Party for the new blockbuster hit Godzilla Vs. Kong! If you haven’t watched it already, head to your nearest theater (safely) […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Crunchyroll’s 2017 Anime Awards Recap and Winners
Michael B. Jordan being exposed as an anime-fan wasn’t the only big thing in the world of anime this week. Tonight Crunchyroll rolled out the orange carpet for the second […]
Everything Coming To And Leaving HBO Max In April 2021
It’s finally time to spring into action with this month’s selection of films and TV on HBO Max. This month’s big Warner Bros. film release, Mortal Kombat, is the epitome […]
‘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 […]
‘Excuse Me While I Ugly Cry’ Is A Page-Turning Rom-Com – Book Review
Many of us are no strangers to lists. We write them, manage them and maintain them, and ultimately, they usually help people to keep organized. One of these people is […]
‘Street Gang’ Reminds Us Of What Sesame Street Is Supposed To Be – Review
Big Bird, Grover, Bert and Ernie…some of the most recognizable icons in all of television. Not an overstatement by any means, Sesame Street is one of the most watched children […]
‘Young Hearts’ Is Unpretentious In Its Subtle Teen Romance – Review
[by Nicolás Delgadillo] There’s a confidence in the simplicity of siblings Sarah and Zachary Jay Sherman’s Young Hearts. The film opens on a gentle shot of fallen leaves, a clear symbol […]
‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’ Is Wildy Wacky And Weirdly Wonderful – Review
When two friends decide to embark on an adventure to Florida, one may have a few ideas of how things will go. Perhaps a day at the beach, dinner at […]
‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ is a Heartwarming Send-Off – Review
It’s here! The final installment of Netflix’s adaptation of Jenny Han’s trilogy of books is finally here. From To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before to To All the Boys: […]
HBO Max Announces 8-Episode Series Order for ‘RAP SH*T’ From Issa Rae; Syreeta Singleton To Serve As Showrunner and EP And Hip Hop Duo Yung Miami and JT of City Girls To Serve As Co-EPs
[Via HBO Max press release] HBO Max has given an eight-episode order to the half-hour comedy series RAP SH*T (working title) from Issa Rae (HBO’s Insecure and A Black Lady Sketch Show), […]
Peacock Orders Limited Series ‘The Best Man: Final Chapters’ With Stars From The Original Movies
[Via The Best Man: Final Chapters Press Release] Peacock has ordered 10 episodes of the limited dramedy series The Best Man: Final Chapters from Universal Television, written and executive produced by Malcolm D. […]
AT&T Dream in Black Celebrates Everyday Heroes in Video Voice by LeBron James
[Via press release] This Black History Month, AT&T* Dream in Black presents the return of Black Future Makers, a future-forward celebration of inspirational people in the culture. The campaign was announced via […]
DC Announced As Official Sponsor Of Virtuous Con
[Via press release] Virtuous Con announced that international comic book publisher DC is an official sponsor and virtual vendor of the virtual convention launching live worldwide on February 20 and […]