Wendell & Wild, Henry Selick's first film since 2009, premiered at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. It'll be available… Read More
Thor: Love and Thunder is a messy and undercooked sequel that only continues the MCU’s descent into inadequacy. As the… Read More
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the first MCU movie of 2022, is a convoluted but exhilarating experience. Toward the… Read More
Fueled by an intricate script, memorable characters, and spurts of thrilling action, The Batman belongs in the highest echelon of… Read More
Alice made its premiere at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival When it comes to Black history, the pull to make a… Read More
Despite lacking narrative intentionality, The Tragedy of Macbeth, has a number of stellar performances. Standing in the middle of a… Read More
Bringing the inspirational story behind tennis legends Venus and Serena Williams to film, King Richard revels in the limitless potential… Read More
Rebecca Hall's directorial debut Passing is a story about race and identity that finds its own subject matter to be absurd.… Read More
The Harder They Fall, one of the few Westerns with an all-Black principal cast, is a film devoted to the… Read More
The Inheritance, which was recently played at this year's Blackstar Film Festival, is based on director Ephraim Asili's real experiences… Read More
As a Netflix exclusive, the Jake Gyllenhaal-lead The Guilty is a fine couch watch — not an offensively bad feature,… Read More
Candyman is a film grasping for a sense of social and moral rightness that alienates itself from the original 1992 movie.… Read More
Questlove's directorial debut, Summer of Soul, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, shows how Black music from across… Read More
Zola, which is inspired by the infamous viral Twitter thread from 2015, is at its best when exploring its white… Read More
Stockholm Syndrome, a new documentary about A$AP Rocky's 2019 incarceration in Sweden, struggles to offer a more exploratory glimpse into… Read More
Eric Andre and Lil Rel Howery, stars of Netflix's Bad Trip, spoke about being Black in a genre Black people… Read More