The Master’s House: The Intruder, A Review

The Intruder marks the latest edition in the predictable suspense genre perpetuated by attractive non-white actors. The film casts Meagan … More

It’s Not ‘Us’ it’s Them: Jordan Peele’s Us and the Social Reproduction of the Invisible Man (Spoilers)

In its contemporary context, blackness assumes a violent coupling. Filmaker Jordan Peele (Get Out) tackles this coupling in both a … More

There are some things in life that are simply once in a lifetime experiences. Sam Cooke the singer is a … More

I always desired to see a black love story on screen. Not a rom-com, or later-in-life love (though this would … More

Pegged as a bildungsroman or a rom-com gone wrong, Nappily Ever After marks the latest of inclusionary narratives that afford … More

Introduction Boots Riley’s Sorry to Bother You, an innovated theory of society as a hyper-site for ridicule and conformity is … More

Amidst the contemporary climate of inclusionary activism emerges seasoned director Spike Lee’s BlackKklansman. Based on a book of the same … More

Jumping on the bandwagon of the #metoo movement is the latest installment of Oceans 8. The film features an all … More

Hundreds of thousands black women go missing around the world globally, but their abductions often fail to make as much … More

Telling It Like It is Lets start off with facts. Black Panther was a comic created by Stan Lee, a … More