Nobi Nakanishi Talks ‘Hit Monkey’, Joining The Marvel Family & More
Marvel continues to expand its media presence, with phase 4 full steam ahead and full of new TV shows and movies. One of these new properties is the adult-animated television […]
Interview: Izaac Wang Talks ‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’, His Future Goals & More
Clifford the Big Red Dog is now streaming on Paramount+ and in theatres around the country. If you haven’t already, be sure to check out our review of the film. […]
‘Invasion’ Is A Slow Yet Ambitious Drama That’s Not Quite About Aliens – Review
by Nicolás Delgadillo Simon Kinberg has been a notable force in Hollywood since first making his mark with writing the 2005 blockbuster Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. […]
Interview: Edgar Wright Talks ‘Last Night in Soho’, ’60s Horror Inspirations & More
The latest film from visionary director Edgar Wright is now in theatres. Last Night in Soho is a genre-bending psychological thriller that is not to be missed! I had the […]
Press Conference: From The Cosmos To Planet Earth, ‘Eternals’ Is Here To Expand The MCU
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is continuously expanding, but to understand the future we must dive into the past: enter the Eternals. As a part of the MCU’s phase 4, Eternals, […]
Tom Hanks Made Me Cry Over A Robot In Apple TV+’s ‘Finch’ – Review
Tom Hanks has done it again. With the help of director Miguel Sapochnik, the voice of Caleb Landry Jones, and a dog named Seamus—Tom Hanks made me cry. For a […]
Everything Coming To And Leaving Netflix In November 2021
November is the month everyone uses to express joy and thanks, and also prepare for what will surely be an exhausting and exhilarating holiday season. Part of many pre-holiday and […]
‘The Harder They Fall’ Is The Black Western You Didn’t Know You Needed – Review
Jeymes Samuel’s The Harder They Fall reinvents Western films through the Black lens with an all-star Black ensemble cast consisting of Jonathan Majors, Idris Elba, Zazie Beetz, Regina King, Delroy […]
Everything Coming To And Leaving Hulu In November 2021
Spooktober has come and gone, so it’s back to regular programming from your lowkey fave Hulu. While Hulu didn’t bring the heat for October in terms of horror content, November’s […]
Everything Coming To HBO Max In November 2021
Despite the cries of betrayal from Christopher Nolan and the like, HBO Max has become quite the success. Providing audiences the option to watch prestigious HBO programming, new HBO Max […]
Interview: Thomasin McKenzie Talks ‘Last Night in Soho’, Working With Edgar Wright & More
Thomasin McKenzie is a rising star and she commands the screen in Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho. As the aspiring fashion designer, Eloise, McKenzie gives a phenomenal performance that […]
The Nightmare Continues In ‘Halloween Kills’, But It Might Be Time To Wake Up – Review
“Fear. People are afraid. That is the true curse of Michael.” The Strode family and Michael Myers are back in the next incarnation of the new Halloween trilogy, Halloween Kills. […]
‘Eternals’ Explores The Scope Of Humanity And The Power Of Compassion – Review
“When you love something, you protect it. It’s the most natural thing in the world.” November 5, 2021, could not come sooner for Eternals to officially come out in theatres. […]
Interview: ‘Deathloop’ Voice Actor Jason E. Kelley Talks Diversity & More
The masterpiece that is Arkane Studio’s DEATHLOOP is an absolute knockout. From its gorgeous setting to the countless ways to replay the game in search of coveted loot, this title […]
Interview: Ray Fisher Talks ‘ZSJL’, Working With Karen Bryson, Theater, Meeting Fans At FAN EXPO Canada & More
Ray Fisher is known as being the heart of the League in Zack Snyder’s Justice League and for being a champion in speaking his truth, which has surely helped others […]
Interview: Kit Young Talks ‘Shadow and Bone’ Reactions, Milo The Goat, FAN EXPO Canada & More
FAN EXPO Canada: Limited Edition is underway tomorrow and what better way to get into the geeky fan spirit than a chat with Shadow and Bone star, Kit Young?! I […]
‘Within These Wicked Walls’ Is Thrilling And Chilling – Book Review
“What the heart desires, the house destroys.” Andromeda is a debtera. What is a debtera, you might ask? Well, it is an exorcist who is charged with cleansing households of […]
Interview: Director David Gordon Green And Producer Jason Blum Talk ‘Halloween Kills’, Trauma & More
Over 40 years have passed since audiences were introduced to Laurie Strode and Michael Myers for the first time. But what happened to the other residents of Haddonfield who were […]
11 Dope Things From ‘The Batman’ Trailer
The latest trailer for Matt Reeves’s The Batman certainly blew our minds! Here’s a breakdown of the trailer and the scenes that stuck with us. Check out the new trailer […]
‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Is The Slasher Series We’ve All Been Waiting For – Review
By Angel Amaral I know what you should binge watch this fall just in time for spooky season. Amazon’s I Know What You Did Last Summer series is a reboot […]
‘You’ Season 3: Love Can Fix Him (Maybe) – Review
It’s that time again. Time to Netflix and gaslight. Or as others like to say, time to watch the new season of You. Speaking from a strictly moral standpoint, the […]
Interview: Jordana Brewster Talks ‘F9: The Fast Saga’, Who She’d Like To See Join The Franchise Next & More
The F9: The Fast Saga director’s cut is now available on digital, 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD! To celebrate, press were invited to attend F9 Fest, a large-scale, immersive media event at the […]
The Season 3 Premiere Of ‘Batwoman’ Promises A Bigger World That Could Have Had Poison Ivy Weed – Review
Batwoman’s season three premiere promises a much bigger world than what we saw in last season. A lot of last season was, understandably, a game of keep up. With Ruby […]
‘No Time To Die’ Is a Shaky, But Fitting End To The Grittiest Bond – Review
In No Time to Die, Daniel Craig’s swan song as MI6 agent James Bond, Craig gives his run as 007 a poetic finale. In the longest and one of the […]
‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ Aims High But Misses Its Mark – Review
If you’re wondering what on earth Eddie Brock and Venom (Tom Hardy) have been up to the past few years, well look no further. The dynamic duo is back in […]
Interview: Sung Kang Talks Returning For ‘F9: The Fast Saga’, Hopes For The Future & More
The F9: The Fast Saga director’s cut is now available on digital, and 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD! To celebrate, press were invited to attend F9 Fest, a large-scale, immersive media event at […]
Interview: Naomie Harris Talks ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’, Shriek, Love Of Musicals & More
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is one week away! The first week of September, I was lucky enough to interview Academy Award nominated actress, Naomie Harris, about her role as […]
Post-TIFF 21 Recap: Seek Out These 10 Films That Are Not ‘Dune’
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has some to a close, and while it was not the triumphant return to normal as many had hoped, it was still a fairly […]
TIFF 21: Jane Campion’s ‘The Power of the Dog’ Is A Testament To Her Greatness
Jane Campion is no stranger to telling stories about the complex nature of humans. Her stories often reveal hidden vulnerabilities within characters that are forced to conform or aspire to […]
TIFF ’21 – ‘The Electrical Life of Louis Wain’ Honours An Eccentric And Forgotten Artist – Review
Are you a cat person? Do you love them? Well, what if I told you there was a time where cats were not considered proper household pets and that their […]
Farah Naz Rishi’s ‘It All Comes Back to You’ Is A Story That Will Resonate With Many – Book Review
Farah Naz Rishi’s It All Comes Back to You is the sort of book one would call perfect. Perfect books are hard to write a full review for, because the […]
TIFF 21: Ambitious And Visually Stunning, ‘Dune’ Is Not Without Its Flaws – Review
“An animal caught in a trap will gnaw off its own leg to escape. What will you do?” It’s 10191 and Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) is the heir to the […]
TIFF 21: ‘Encounter’ Stellar Performances Cannot Overcome An Overstuffed Script – Review
Encounter follows the story of Marine Corp veteran Malik (Riz Ahmed), as he takes his sons on the run from folks chasing them, and also an alien invasion. The film […]
TIFF 21: ‘The Guilty’ Has Its Moments But Is A Lackluster Remake – Review
For many of us, the course of a single workday can be trying. For desk-duty police officer Joe Bayler (Jake Gyllenhaal), working at a 9-1-1 dispatch centre, trying would not […]
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 […]
‘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 […]
Op-Ed: Leave Lashana Lynch Alone And Learn To Embrace Change Or Let Go
The conversation about who will be the new James Bond will never cease and continue to enrage my spirit until Daniel Craig’s Bond reaches the end of his story in […]
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 […]
Vinnie Bennett & JD Pardo Talk ‘F9: The Fast Saga’ And Why Bill Murray Should Join The Cast
The F9: The Fast Saga director’s cut is now available on digital, 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD! To celebrate, the press were invited to attend F9 Fest, a large-scale, […]
Just Like Its Central Characters ‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’ Has A Big Heart And Honors Its Origins – Review
It’s easy to remember the early Saturday mornings I’d spend cycling through the PBS Kids catalogue. There was something sacred about the exciting animal adventures the Kratt Brothers led in […]
#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 […]
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 […]
‘Saved by the Bell’ Is Back And Better Than Ever – Review
The Bayside gang is back, and better than ever! After a fun season one, Peacock has seen the light and has given us our much deserved second season of Saved […]
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 […]
Candice Patton Broke History Starring In The Most Viewed Issue Of NKD Magazine
While Barry and Team Flash get all the credit for saving Central City, the real glue of The Flash is Candice Patton’s Iris West. In a record-breaking issue of NKD […]
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 […]
‘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 […]
‘God of War’ And Disney’s IP Shine At The PlayStation Showcase
In their first major games showcase in nearly a year, Sony showed off upcoming third-party games and ended with some incredible sequels of their own. PlayStation has some of the […]
‘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 […]
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 […]
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
‘Saved by the Bell’ Is Back And Better Than Ever – Review
The Bayside gang is back, and better than ever! After a fun season one, Peacock has seen the light and has given us our much deserved second season of Saved […]