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 […]
‘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 […]
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 […]
Regina King’s Feature Directorial Debut ‘One Night in Miami’ Is A Stunning Piece Of Cinema – Review
Actor-director Regina King makes her feature directorial debut with the One Night in Miami. The film is based on the play of the same name by Kemp Powers and focuses […]
‘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 […]
‘Noughts + Crosses’ Is An Alternative Oppressive Regime Tale – Review
Noughts + Crosses is a six-part episodic Afro-centric adaptation that flips everything we’ve known about the hierarchical relationship between white and Black people. Considering recent historical atrocities, BBC’s timing for […]
‘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 […]
‘The Babysitter: Killer Queen’ Knows What Worked Last Time and Does It Again – Review
Three years into high school and two years after a chaotic night with his babysitter, Cole (Judah Lewis) is in need of serious counseling. As high schooler he’s uncomfortable in […]