Matthew A. Cherry’s Hair Love continues on in the Max spin-off series Young Love. What started as filmmaker Cherry’s Kickstarter campaign turned into an Academy Award-winning short film, Hair Love, […]
*This review was published during the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. At GoC, we fully support the creatives who are part of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Throughout the years, Barbie has proved that […]
The Little Mermaid becomes part of our world as one of the best live-action adaptations to come out of Disney. The late 1830s tale by Hans Christian Andersen that […]
Joseph Bologne, the Chevalier de Saint-Georges, was an unrivaled talent in late 1700s France. Think of him as a rockstar of his generation. With charm, intelligence, and plenty of talent […]
A.V Rockwell’s touching feature film debut, A Thousand and One, is a touching love story to Harlem, New York, and the Black women from there. With sweeping narratives, a powerful […]
Whitney Houston was a once-in-a-lifetime icon, and now her story hits the big screen this year with the Kasi Lemmons-directed biopic Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody. The film […]
It has been a while since we’ve had a smart, cohesive dark comedy, but the “three Michelin star-level” film The Menu is just that. Paired with an eclectic mix of […]
In the ’90s, the Sanderson Sisters were witches brought back to life by a virgin lighting the black flame candle, causing chaos and mayhem all over Salem on Halloween night. […]
A tragic story like that of Lance Corporal Brian Brown-Easley requires and deserves the compassion he should’ve received. Thankfully, Breaking, a film based on his story, does just that. Developed […]
A film like Breaking requires not only immense acting talent, but an individual who understands how systemic inequities truly impact our lives. Nicole Beharie understands this quite well and has […]
