Interview: Henry Golding Talks ‘Snake Eyes’, Training For The Role & More
The highly anticipated G.I. Joe origin film Snake Eyes makes its way to theaters this Friday! Last week, I had the chance to sit down with some of the cast […]
‘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
Interview conducted & written by Joshua Mackey Anime is an art form that gets to reinvent reality. Teenagers fighting evil by moonlight and winning love by daylight, superpowered aliens delivering […]
‘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
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 […]
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 […]
‘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 […]
Cartoon Network Studios Partners With Academy Award-Winning Filmmaker Matthew A. Cherry And Award-Winning Director Chaz Bottoms To Develop ‘Battu’
[Via press release] Kids and family animated musical comedy series celebrates the creative arts culture of Chicago set to a sonic landscape inspired by Hip-Hop beats and classical Broadway melodies. […]
Axie Oh’s ‘XOXO’ Perfectly Pairs Romance And K-pop – Book Review
Jenny is a cello prodigy and she will do everything in her power to be a success and attend a prestigious music school. Entrenched in her musical studies, Jenny is […]
‘The Tomorrow War’ Fails To Differentiate Itself From Similar Sci-Fi Action Epics – Review
By Nicolás Delgadillo Amazon Prime Video’s The Tomorrow War has all the makings of a smash hit sci-fi action epic with its large-scale apocalyptic conflict, a group of ragtag heroes, and […]
‘The Suicide Squad’: David Dastmalchian And Steve Agee Talk Bringing Polka-Dot Man And King Shark To Life, Meeting Viola Davis & More
The Suicide Squad is less than a month away. Continuing our coverage from our set visit, I had the chance to participate in a roundtable interview with David Dastmalchian (Polka-Dot […]
James Gunn On Jon Ostrander’s Influence, Differences Between ‘The Suicide Squad’ and ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ & More
The highly anticipated film, The Suicide Squad, is less than a month away and I could not be more excited! Last year, I had the opportunity to visit the set […]
‘Fear Street Part One: 1994’ Is A Love Letter To Horror Fans With A Compelling Portrait of an LGBTQ+ Romance – Review
By Angel Amaral Ghostface asked audiences 25 years ago, “Do you like scary movies?” To answer that question, I absolutely adore scary movies as horrifying and crazy as that sounds. […]
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 […]
‘Old’ Is Proof Not Every Adaptation Has To Be A Movie Adaptation – Review
Perhaps the most interesting thing about Old is the thing that holds it back. Based on the graphic novel Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Levy and Frederik Peeters and adapted for […]
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 […]
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!
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 […]
#SOTD: Steve Lacy’s ‘Dark Red’
Earlier this year, an all but unknown fella by the name of Steve Lacy came across my suggested tracks on SoundCloud. The hi-hat heavy intro to alone was all I […]
“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 Kane Chronicles’ Live-Action Fancast
In honor of Black History Month, I’ve decided to compile a fancast for a series that is highly underrated. If you’ve never heard of the Kane Chronicles, it’s a fantasy […]
‘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 […]
Despite A Valiant Effort, ‘Spiral: From the Book of Saw’ Falls Into Downward Spiral – Review
If it ain’t broke, make a sequel. Or better yet, make a franchise. Since its 2004 debut, Saw has become one of the most famous horror franchises. It has the […]
‘Cruella’ Struggles To Overcome Glenn Close’s Shadow, But Is Entertaining Enough – Review
If you were looking for a film with amazing fashion, humour and some unexpected twists and turns along the way, then Cruella might be for you. With Emma Stone in […]
APAHM 2021: Spotlight on Earl T. Kim
As we’ve started last year, I wanted to continue to highlight Asian Pacific Americans for the month of May. There continue to be so many brilliant APA folks out there […]
APAHM 2021: Spotlight On Windi Sasaki
As we’ve started last year, I wanted to continue to highlight Asian Pacific Americans for the month of May. There continue to be so many brilliant APA folks out there […]
Interview: Nick Jones Jr. Talks ‘Yasuke’, Being A Black Creator In Anime & More
Interview conducted & written by Joshua Mackey Anime is an art form that gets to reinvent reality. Teenagers fighting evil by moonlight and winning love by daylight, superpowered aliens delivering […]
‘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 […]
‘Those Who Wish Me Dead’ Brings The Heat With Its Thrills and Drama – Review
Angelina Jolie is back on the big screen (or small screen depending on what options are available to you) in Those Who Wish Me Dead. Jolie leads a cast of […]
‘Old’ Is Proof Not Every Adaptation Has To Be A Movie Adaptation – Review
Perhaps the most interesting thing about Old is the thing that holds it back. Based on the graphic novel Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Levy and Frederik Peeters and adapted for […]