Review: ‘Woke’Hulu’s New Surreal Comedy Is Hilariously Informative As It Explores Becoming "Woke"
*NOTE: This review is of the first couple of episodes, and not a complete season review.*
It’s weirdly prophetic how many shows coming out (Watchmen,...
Review: ‘Here Are The Young Men’Anya Taylor-Joy And Dean-Charles Chapman Star In A Weirdly...
When senior year ends and one graduates, it’s usually the best summer of your life. You have finally made it over that hurdle of...
Review: ‘Self Made: Inspired by the Life Of Madam C.J. Walker’Octavia Spencer And Tiffany...
Every Black History month our schools roll out the hits of usually the same black historical figures who have made a difference in America....
Review: ‘City So Real’Steve James' Intimate Look At Chicago From the Mayoral Race Through...
If you spend any time watching the news, social media, or listen to the current president, you would consider the city of Chicago a...
‘Snowpiercer’ Ep. 2 Review“Prepare to Brace” Displays That The Train Is Ready To...
As stated last week, the TV adaptation of Snowpiercer was seeming to deter a little bit from the class-warfare struggle from Bong Joon-ho’s pre-Parasite...
Review: ‘Caged’Edi Gathegi Delivers A Captivating Performance As A Man Enduring Solitary Confinement
As social beings, we need to interact with our fellow human beings. Now when we have been convicted of a crime, that right has...
Review: ‘I’ve Got Issues’An Uneven Dark “Comedy” Takes A Look At Despair In Everyday...
As we enter month 100 of being locked down due to Covid, you can’t help but have a feeling of dread, despair, and hopelessness....
Review: ‘The Human Factor’Dror Moreh’s Documentary Examines The Mideast Peace Process During The Clinton...
One of the most complicated things of the 20th and 21st centuries is the peace process between Israel and Palestine. This has been going...
Review: ‘Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution’Obama-Produced Documentary Chronicles The Disability Rights Movement And Its...
Nowadays we take many of the provisions provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act for granted. Parking spaces, brail signs on our elevators, ramps...
Review: ‘Princess Of The Row’Taylor Buck Shines As A Young Girl Protecting Her Mentally...
It looks like we are now in pre-Oscar season. Most heavy drama’s searching for the golden prize tend to tackle very touchy Oscar-baity subjects...