This has been a post long in the making. As most of you readers know, I tend to drop my personal Emmy ballot around the time of the nominations. However given how crazy this year has been, it has taken me longer than usual to catch up with all of the TV shows I started.
Coming on the heels of that awesome panel, Shudder has dropped the trailer for Horror Noire. Take a gander! Horror Noire is a follow-up to Shudder’s acclaimed 2019 documentary, Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror. Featuring new work from both established and emerging talents, this anthology will highlight six stories of Black horror and
The Emmy nominations were announced this morning. I’m still making my way through the Emmy shows but let’s talk about them! The Good If you’re rooting for Black people, you’ve got a ton of people to root for, especially in the drama categories. MJ Rodriguez getting nominated is amazing. Frist transperson to be nominated for
One of the most delightful surprises from this past television season was Hulu’s Love, Victor. A spiritual sequel to the Fox film Love, Simon, it chronicled the life of Victor, a Texas kid who comes to Creekwood high and goes on a journey of self discovery. Season 2 drops on June 11th and we’ve finally
Well friends and falcons, we have reached the end of the road with The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Having now got a complete picture of the whole series I can say with confidence that the show was…alright. Marvel and the Mouse House should be applauded for trying to swing for the fences even if
One episode away from the finale and I cannot recall a show that has run as hot and cold with me as has The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has. Every time I think the show finds a lane, it swerves into a new direction that really frustrated me. This isn’t going to be a