Movies
-
14 Black Scream Queens Who Changed the Horror Film Game
Lupita, Keke, Brandy and more make our list of our favorite Black scream queens of all time.
-
How Cynthia Erivo’s Latest ‘Wicked’ Press Run Proves Misogynoir is Alive and Well
Cynthia Erivo has been forced to endure awkward press moments and field inappropriate interview questions that Ariana Grande and her other non-Black “Wicked” co-stars don’t have to.
-
Flex Alexander is Trolled Online for His Awful Michael Jackson Movie, and There’s a Good Reason Why!
Flex Alexander’s past role as Michael Jackson is back making headlines and folks online can’t help but chat about it!
-
5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About ‘Scary Movie’
While ‘Scary Movie’ went on to be a box office success in 2000 and is widely loved now–let’s look at some little known facts about the film!
-
These Terrifying Black Netflix Documentaries Hit Harder Than Any Horror Flick
For Halloween, Hollywood loves to scare us with stories of vampires and ghosts. But these Netflix documentaries prove the danger is in real life.
-
Nia Long, Larenz Tate Reunite for First Film Since ‘Love Jones,’ Here’s the Tea!
Nia Long and Larenz Tate haven’t shared a screen since their beloved 1997 film, but that’s all about to change soon. And we’ve got to talk about it!
-
Horror Movies So Scary Black Folks Absolutely Don’t Play Around With … Period
In honor of Halloween season, check out these fire horror movies that Black folks might watch but won’t play around with for too long!
-
Black Early Awards Contenders in TV and Film This Year (So Far)
We predict “Sinners,” “F1” and more may dominate awards season this winter.
-
Chadwick Boseman’s Words of Wisdom That Still Speak to Us Five Years After His Death
It’s been five years since the world lost Chadwick Boseman. But his uplifting words still ring true to this day. Let’s take a look back on the late star’s wise words!
-
Black TV Shows Coming This Fall
We’re breaking down which Black TV shows are available to watch this fall, from “Abbott Elementary” to new shows like “The Rise and Fall of Reffie Dinkins.”