‘Da 5 Bloods’ Boasts A Career-Best for Delroy Lindo in Spike Lee’s Impactful Film – Review
Being that this is the first war movie from director Spike Lee since his criminally underrated Miracle at St. Anna, Da 5 Bloods has a lot to live up to. […]
‘Artemis Fowl’ is an Adequate Adaptation That Doesn’t Do The Books Justice – Review
Depending on a number of factors, as a young reader you would have encountered a young adult fiction series that would be the basis of your reading preferences for life. […]
‘A Whisker Away’ Provides a Delightful and Whimsical Adventure for the Whole Family – Review
Growing up is hard. Especially, when a magical feline wizard wants to permanently turn you into a cat. These are the growing pains that Miyo encounters in A Whisker Away. […]
Amazon Prime’s ‘Upload’ is Perfect for Quarantine Binge-Watching – Review
Amazon Prime’s new series Upload is a refreshing and funny take on the science-fiction utopia genre. Produced and written by Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation), the series is […]
Sundance 2020: Mateo and Moisés Arias Put the American Dream to Test in ‘Blast Beat’ – Review
Colombian director and producer Esteban Arango plows through borders with his feature debut, Blast Beat. Named after a drumbeat style heavily associated with metal music and its derivatives, Blast Beat explores […]
Sundance 2020: The Horrors of Being a Refugee Rise in ‘His House’ – Review
Director/screenwriter Remi Weekes gives Netflix a sure to be modern classic with His House. This being Weekes’ first feature cements his name as one to look out for in the coming […]
Sundance 2020: Tradition and Empathy Stand Trial in ‘Yalda, A Night For Forgiveness’ – Review
Iranian filmmaker Massoud Bakhshi delivers an unparalleled gem at Sundance 2020 with Yalda, A Night for Forgiveness. Women who are found guilty of murdering their husbands are sentenced to death […]
Himesh Patel Dazzles in His First Film Role in the Impossibly Charming ‘Yesterday’ – Review
Imagine a world without The Beatles? Yes, it seems impossible, but in Danny Boyle’s quirky musical romantic-comedy this is the reality that aspiring singer-songwriter Jack Malik has found himself in. […]
‘Child’s Play’ is a Bumpy Ride, But It’s Still a Good Time – Review
Chucky is back, but he isn’t quite what he used to be. In this contemporary retelling of the murderous doll named Chucky (voiced by Mark Hamill), the story told primarily […]
Rom-Com ‘Always Be My Maybe’ Almost Maybe Had Me Head Over Heels – Review
The highly-anticipated Netflix movie Always Be My Maybe just came out on May 31, 2019 on the streaming service and in select theaters across the United States. It had gathered […]
Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ Is a Classic Horror Experience Reimagined – Review
A select few received golden tickets to Jordan Peele’s latest horror experience Us on Friday night. Geeks of Color was able to secure a seat at the Los Angeles screening […]
‘Monster Prom: Second Term’ is a Great Experience for Both New and Returning Players – Game Review
High school is back in session, and you have six weeks to woo a monster for prom. If you haven’t yet read our first review of the base game Monster Prom, […]
Brie Larson Shines in Her MCU Debut as ‘Captain Marvel’ Hits the Right Notes – Review
“Higher, Further, Faster.” Marvel Studios has their first film featuring a solo female superhero as the lead in this month’s Captain Marvel. It’s been a long time coming, but now […]
‘How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’ is a Heartfelt Farewell to a Beautiful Trilogy – Review
Nine years ago we met Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) and Toothless in Dean DeBlois’ How to Train Your Dragon. Over the course of nine years we saw this beautiful relationship unfold and […]
Sundance 2019: Kiersey Clemons Leads a Fresh and Riveting Creature Feature in ‘Sweetheart’ – Review
Blumhouse Productions have built themselves up as the masters of modern horror and to no one’s surprise, they prove it again with director J.D Dillard’s (Sleight) new film, Sweetheart. There can […]
Sundance 2019: ‘Blinded By The Light’ Gleefully Proclaims the Universal Power of Art – Review
Blinded by the Light is one of the most delightful hits of 2019’s Sundance Film Festival. Like many other gems in this festival line-up, this film radiates an incredible amount of […]