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Letitia Wright and Tamara Lawrence Simply Stupendous as The Silent Twins
To say this film is disturbing would be mild understatement. If for nothing else, it sheds a glaring spotlight on the mistreatment and misdiagnosed women of color who are mentally ill. …
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The Inspection Examines Queer Life in The Military
Inspection sheds a much needed spotlight on the internalized shame and mental taxation being queer can take within the confines of family, who refuse to understand and embrace. Yet, illustrates…
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John Boyega Will Gut You to the Core in Breaking
What resonates strongly for me is the blatant disrespect and dismissive attitude given toward people of color in authority and in distress . When Brian yells out "I want the…
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Idris Elba Wrestles with His Conscience and King of the Jungle in BEAST
What I most appreciated about Ryan Engle and Jaime Primak Sullivan's screenplay is the realism of the relationships between all the characters with an image of a Black man rarely…
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Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is Chock Full of Adventure, Laughs and Fun
The Dragon Ball phenomena began in 1984 when Japan’s well-known manga from Akira Toriyama premiered in Shueisha’s “Weekly Shonen Jump” – becoming a top ranked title throughout its 10 and…
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Diane Keaton is Charming and Adorable in Mack and Rita
Body swapping flicks may have been released and produced repeatedly over the decades, but it won't stop audiences from becoming invested in the hope, joy and positivity that comes along…
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Elena Kampouris Sizzle in Futuristic Wifelike
Johnathan Rhys Meyers and Elena Kampouris sizzle on screen with a chemistry that is undeniable. Every second they are on screen together is sheer fireworks, whether they are speaking or…
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Brad Pitts Conducts Bullet Train with Electrifying Precision Stunts
Bullet Train, though a familiar premise through the eyes of modern Japan moves faster than a speeding bullet (yes the pun is intentional), while reminding audiences if you do not…
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Bodies Bodies Bodies is a Killer Cocktail of Giggles, Mystery and Murder
As predictable as the film can be gotta give kudos to Reijn and her insanely talented all-star cast for making this a wickedly, terrifying, hilarious spin on a premise that…
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Joey King is a Royal with Grit and Bite in The Princess
Let's just say, we've seen this narrative in animated films ad nauseam via Jasmine (Aladdin), Mulan, Pocohontas, Merida (Brave) and let's not forget my girl Tiana (The Princess and the…
