“She’s perfect,” I said, “and I was right.” – Tina Turner Two-time Academy Award nominee Angela Bassett was a regular…
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Popular film genres come and go. It happened to Westerns after dominating the industry from the 1940s to the 1960s,…
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On the day scheduled for this Black Writers Week interview with independent filmmaker Mark Harris, RogerEbert.com publisher Chaz Ebert lost her…
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Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) still dreams of opening a restaurant. Having discovered the money his deceased brother Mikey (Jon…
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When one hears a film being billed as a cannibalistic love story, it’s fair to picture something akin to Claire…
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Defining punk isn’t easy. It never has been. At its core, it is more than music. It is an identity…
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If there’s one trope that dominates the popular perspective of horror films, it’s poor decision making. Don’t split up. Don’t…
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Kristen Lovell and Zackary Drucker’s “The Stroll” is a riveting documentary about transgender women of color during the 1990s and…
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Ready, Set, Go! Imagine you are playing “Super Mario Kart”! Who do you picture playing alongside you, or even better,…
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Growing up as a big fan of animation, I gravitated toward projects featuring Black people from different walks of life…
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