LaKeith Stanfield and Jaymes Samuel reunite for “The Book Of Clarence”, a striking exploration of the biblical era in ancient Jerusalem! This isn’t the first time someone came up with the idea of painting the movie screen with rhapsodic biblical references. However, Jaymes is going for an original take on … [Read More]
Could there be a The Harder They Fall Sequel? It’s no easy task to create a good Western, and over the last decade, they’ve been few and far between. However, one of the great ones has to be The Harder They Fall! I can remember the Quentin Tarantino-style trailer alone, … [Read More]
Disney is back with its latest adaptation of one of its beloved park rides. Haunted Mansion centers around a single mom who moves to a New Orleans mansion with her son only to discover their new home is infested by a number of spirits. A priest, a psychic, a historian, … [Read More]
In a world where haunted houses have been a staple of horror cinema for decades, Justin Simien’s take on the classic tale in Haunted Mansion attempts to bring a fresh perspective to the genre. Unfortunately, while it displays glimmers of creativity and solid performances, the film ultimately falls short of … [Read More]
LaKeith Stanfield is set to star in a new movie! That’s not the surprise, what is the surprise is that he’s reteaming with The Harder They Fall director The Bullits for a new movie. Not only that but the new movie WON’T be a western. The news is coming from … [Read More]
LaKeith Stanfield is a young actor who loves to take on challenging roles. He can be seen featured in Sorry To Bother You and the FX series, Atlanta. More recently, Stanfield is portraying the role of William O’Neal in the film, Judas and the Black Messiah. We had the chance … [Read More]
Here’s a movie for those of us in need of a taste of a great biographical drama. Directed by Shaka King, Judas and the Black Messiah is based on Black revolutionary events during the 1960s. This trailer is well shot and after watching it we get a good idea … [Read More]
Crown Heights The Good: Crown Heights’ biggest highlight is probably the story of Colin Warner itself. Based on a true story, Warner’s situation of being wrongfully accused of a crime he did not commit only begins to draw your interest. Within the story, we have almost two movies in one … [Read More]