Star Trek Into Darkness movie review


I thought it would be good to have this film reviewed by someone who wasn't a Trekky, someone who wasn't even a Star Trek fan to deliver an unbiased opinion on another journey into the Star Trek saga, delivered by J.J. Abrams. So there I was in a theater filled with Star Trek fans, just an urban entertainment journalist, there to support Zoe Saldana (plays Uhura) as she ventured Into Darkness.

Luv - DVD review


Sheldon Candis' film, Luv has all the makings of a family movie. A dapper looking Common in a lead role. Danny Glover and Charles S. Dutton in supporting roles. And newcomer Michael Rainey Jr. as an adorable, lovable child. However, Luv isn't quite a family movie. Not even close.

Jordan Thierry's The Black Fatherhood Project

Many Americans if asked would admit to having grown up without a father. But in Black families this absence seems to hit the hardest. According to an article by NewsOne in 2011,  upwards of 72% of Black children grow up in single parent homes headed by women as opposed to 25% of Americans overall.

Silver Linings Playbook movie review


If you’re looking for your typical, over the top romance film, then this movie is not for you. Silver Linings Playbook written by New York Times bestselling author Matthew Quick and adapted into a film directed by American filmmaker David O. Russell, is not your average love story. It’s a story about love, family, overcoming your obstacles and most importantly, having faith that things will get better—"finding the silver lining."

Sinister movie review

Sinister is a supernatural horror movie about Ellison Oswalt, a true crime writer, who is investigating the death of a family in an attempt to revive his book career. Moving into the house where the family died, Ellison discovers a box of films entitled "Home Movies," which are reels of stock footage that depict several different families in peaceful serenity and end with the families dying. The key part in each of the films is that one of the children from each of the families is not present. One of the home movies, "Pool Party," unsettles Ellison when he notices a demonic figure in the pool following the deaths of that family. Making a copy of the image, Ellison inquires of the local police who put him in touch with an occult professor. The professor informs Ellison that the demonic figure is Bughuul, a spirit that eats children's souls. Through a series of creepy events, Ellison begins to unravel the mystery behind the demonic spirit.


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