American cinema has a lengthy history of dark dramas that feature teen girls. Specifically white teen girls who come together under the guise of friendship. The Heathers is one that comes to mind, as does Mean Girls and even Midsommar. Honeycomb is a little indie horror that pulls some big…

If you watched Maya Rudolph during her stint on Saturday Night Live, you know that she is the queen at taking some real, mundane characters and blowing them up to hatch their flaws into the root of a lot of chaos. She brings that ability to Apple TV’s Loot. Molly…

Fans of the Paper Girls comics are in for a treat with the live-action series adapted from the Brian Vaughn series. Set at several points across time, Paper Girls follows a group of girls thrown together by a job they really didn’t like and bullying boys they liked even less…

Hall H once again lit up the crowds at San Diego Comic-Con with sneak peeks and an overload of info on two hot titles coming to theaters this fall. …

Today Marvel Studios made the drop at San Diego Comic-Con that everyone has been waiting for. Here is a rundown of the newness. The Black Cape also has all the trailers right here, so you don’t have to search for them. Just scroll down. She-Hulk Attorney at Law Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) is back…

As we've seen in previous movies written and directed by Jordan Peele, the context of the story is what sets the audience up for something frightening. Peele pulls something out of each film that we often disregard as a “given,” a standard. This goes beyond stereotypes to include…

On the day that Trish (Chelsea Javier) turns 30, all hell breaks loose in her life. She can't paint—has painter’s block of sorts—gets dumped by her boyfriend and discovers that she has no supplies for the online art classes she teaches. This sends Trish to the desert where she meets…

Marrying into a family is hard enough without the added issues of religion and culture. In Simchas and Sorrows, we follow a couple, Agnes (Genevieve Adams) and Levi (Thomas McDonell). They are in love, newly engaged when Agnes blurts out that there's a baby on the way. …

This is one of my favorite shorts of the year. It is packed with so many relatable moments that will trigger memories of holiday gatherings for people of color in the audience. There’s the bougie family member that you want to impress, but who may be your primary competition. There’s…